Science
Subject led by Mrs Hardy
Here at St. Chad’s CE, we believe that developing and increasing pupils’ understanding and enjoyment of science is core to our curriculum. We will ensure that all children develop scientific knowledge, skills and understanding through a vocabulary-rich Science curriculum and engaging teaching of biology, chemistry and physics. This effective teaching and learning will help children develop an understanding of the nature, processes and methods of Science. They will experience different types of research and experimentation which will help them answer scientific questions about the world around them and this policy will ensure that high standards are achieved and that pupils make good progress at every stage.
St Chad's Intent, Implementation and Impact
Our Science lessons aren’t just limited to the classroom... we make use of our wonderful outdoor facilities including the woodlands, field and playground in order to maximise the children's learning experiences. All classes from Nursery to Year 6 are frequent vistors to the local farm in Winsford. Farmer, Rosie links the learning at the farm to the class topics. This allows children to develop the key skills of investigation, problem solving and team work; empowering children to question the world around them and become scientific thinkers.

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St Chad's Curriculum

Have some fun at home with the following experiments.
Use the Link below to find some exciting science experiments that all the family can take part in.
https://www.sciencefun.org/kidszone/experiments/
https://www.goodhousekeeping.com/life/parenting/g32176446/science-experiments-for-kids/?slide=1
St Chad's science celebrations
Science Week
Last years Science Week was based on 'Innovating for the future'. We felt this was incredibly fitting given the unprecedated times we have all been living throughout in 2020/21. Science is about innovation and creating a better future for all. We wanted oir children to believe that they have the ability to be 'Innovators of our future'
Each class was given an innovator to learn about. We wanted our children to feel inspired by 'Little People with Big Dreams'.
The week was a real success please take a look at the photographs to show how inspired we all became.