Science

Vision statement

The aim of Science education at St. Anne’s is to encourage all children to explore, engage and experiment with the world around them. We give children with the knowledge and skills to discover the wonders of the natural world. Children hypothesise and through scientific enquiry and real life experiences, they make discoveries and apply knowledge to construct conclusions about the world, taking them beyond the experiences of their daily lives. Science raises children’s aspirations and gives them an understanding of how to make healthy lifestyle choices for themselves and for the good of our environment. We aim to help all children to develop a love of learning in Science and equip them with the skills to become the scientists that improve our future. 

Spring 1 2021 Science News:

KS1

This term KS1 will be learning all about materials and their properties. 

In Lower KS2 children will be learning about living things and their habitats, plants and states of matter. 

Children in Upper KS2 will be investigating the topics of forces, light and Earth and space.                                        

Autumn 2020 Science News:

We are delighted to announce that St. Anne's has been selected to form an official panel to judge the Royal Society's Young People Book Prize 2020. Our school will receive a shortlist of six brilliant science books and our children will form a judging panel, electing their own Chair, holding judging meetings, discussing the merits of each book and submitting their vote and comments. All participating groups have an equal say in deciding the winner of the book prize. For more information click on the link below. 

Autumn term science 

Knowledge organisers 

Science Ambassadors