Wider Opportunities
| Science Outside the Classroom |  |
| Science Weeks |
Assembly about famous scientistsMysterious Happenings
Science Challenges
 Alien Landings | Amazing Organism | Biggest Sunflower |
| Burglar Alarms | Fantastic Fridge Magnets | |
| Marble Mayhem | Peace and Quiet | Puzzling Puddles |
| Super Sunglasses | Tallest Child | The Best Boat |
| Water Alert |
Science Clubs
Visits
Visitors
Competitions
Activities to do at home
The Great Worm Survey
Why not get your children to join in the new worm survey organised by OPAL.
Support from the RSPCA
The RSPCA are always keen to come and do some work with your children. Please contact Rebecca Metcalfe or check out their free resources on the RSPCA website.
Frog Spawn in School Ponds - Important
Cleapps have issued a warning regarding the transfer of frog spawn from one pond to another. More details.....
Evolution Megalab
See evolution in your own backyard. Take part in the Snail Project - click the logo.
BBC Breathing Places
Click the logo to go to the BBC "Breathing Places" web page
BBC Breathing Spaces Schools Celebrate a Growing Success - Press Release
Roots and Shoots
Roots and Shoots is the Jane Goodall Institute's Education Programme for young people. It inspires practical, positive action for people, animals and the environment by developing an understanding of how important a healthy planet is to human survival.
The Roots & Shoots website offers teachers a whole host of fun, free activities and other resources that can be tailored for their individual needs and that are suitable for both primary and secondary school pupils.
Brogdale Farm - A school visit for Key Stage 2 pupils
Support Partners for Primary Science
What do they do?
These are teachers working in Kent who have had training in order to allow them to offer support in science for other primary schools. They are all able to model lessons in their own schools, and many are willing to visit other schools to meet with staff/science leader or model lessons.
How do I contact them?
In order to make contact with a Support Partner you must first email Andrew Berry (Teacher Adviser for Primary Science). Andrew will then let you know whether the support that you are requesting is available.
Support from the Royal Society of Chemistry
As from April 2008, the RSC are trying to increase the methods by which they support schools in developing children's chemistry skills. Please see the attached document for further information.