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What to expect from our science curriculum?
8 hours ago
Year 1 @ Roby Park Primary @Year1RobyPark
In science we have been looking at our senses & looked at taste and how we could describe a variety of different foods from bitter, fresh, salty and sour - we discovered that we all like different taste.
Some of loved lemon and spinach and others didn’t! @DevelopExperts
13 hours ago
In science we looked at how we can classify animals into different groups. We began by identifying different features and then organised them into different classification groups #RPScience
1 day ago
Our Lady's Primary @OurLadysCP
Year 3 sorting skeletons-Endoskeleton, Exoskeleton and Hydrostatic Skeletons.
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Developing Experts provides a growing library of over 1000 interactive science lessons with embedded experiments, handouts, assessments and industry and career links. Our resources are fully mapped against multiple curricula, including the science national curriculum for KS1, KS2, KS3 and KS4.
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We make it simple for employers to recruit, simple for teachers to teach and simple for students to get involved and get excited.