Science
My name is Miss Jermyn, I lead and LOVE science!
Why? Because science is everywhere - it is so important
in our everyday lives, develops technology, brings
new discoveries and you get to take part in fun,
hands on experiments! I also love interesting science
facts! Did you know that the human foot has 26 bones?
I’d love to hear any science facts you know –
come and tell me!
Here at Rose Hill our children are scientists. As a core subject, science teaching and learning develops children’s scientific knowledge and skills, provides the foundations for understanding the world around them and encourages curiosity. Children learn through hands-on experiences in exciting and inspiring ways. They work scientifically, developing their understanding of the nature, process and methods of science throughout their time here.
In EYFS, children develop such skills as observation, prediction, critical thinking and discussion. They gain scientific knowledge which forms the foundations for them to build on.
In KS1, your child will learn about:
- Plants
- Animals, including humans
- Everyday materials and uses of everyday materials
- Seasonal changes
- Living things and their habitats
In LKS2, your child will learn about:
- Plants
- Animals, including humans
- Rocks
- Light
- Forces and magnets
- Living things and their habitats
- States of matter
- Sound
- Electricity
In UKS2, your child will learn about:
- Living things and their habitats
- Animals, including humans
- Properties and changes of materials
- Earth and space
- Forces
- Evolution and inheritance
- Light
- Electricity
''No great discovery was ever made without a bold guess.'' - Isaac Newton
''Scientists have become the bearers of the torch of discovery in our quest for knowledge.'' - Stephen Hawking
''A person who never made a mistake, never tried anything new.'' - Albert Einstein
Why not try...?
Science Experiments for Kids (science-sparks.com)
Fun online science games for kids - BBC Bitesize
WowScience - Science games and activities for kids