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Science at Ashurst

Science Leader - Miss Hughes

At Ashurst Primary School, our Science lessons aim to provide a rigorous academic curriculum that is ambitious, challenging, enriching and inclusive. This is to encourage high aspirations in order to maximise progress and enable all pupils to experience the joy of success. 

Pictures of our Learning

Curriculum Documents

Intent/ Implementation

EYFS Example of Curriculum End Points

Year 2 Example of Curriculum End Points

Year 6 Example of Curriculum End Points

Vocabulary Progression

Progression of Skills

British Science Week

 During British Science week pupils had the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills through the theme of 'Change and Adapt'. Pupils took part in a variety of activities and then presented them to the whole school in our own Science Fair. We are immensely proud that we are inspiring STEM individuals of the future and raising aspirations.

CREST Superstar Awards

Our brilliant scientists in Keystage 2 earned CREST Superstar awards by carrying out a series of problem-solving in STEM challenges. Children had the opportunity to learn through hands-on challenges by exploring the world around them. Congratulations!

Great Science Share For Schools

Children across school excelled in finding the answers to their own scientific questions in the Great Science Share for Schools. Pupils practised skills of measuring, observing, recording and presenting results and interpreting data. Class teachers were completely delighted with their understanding and progression in skills. 

The Wildlife Trusts 30 Days Wild

Pupils have enjoyed taking part in 30 Days Wild, The Wildlife Trusts' annual nature challenge, where they ask the nation to do one 'wild' thing a day every day throughout June. Classes have completed random acts of wildness such as reading non-fiction science books outside and making artwork from natural objects.

Virtual Workshops and Visitors

Our science curriculum has been enriched by workshops and visitors this year. All cohorts have been inspired by experts and developed in their knowledge and science skills.