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From classrooms
to careers: a science
curriculum to
shape
futures
A complete sequenced science
curriculum
for EYFS to KS4 showcasing
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What to expect from our science curriculum?
- Sequenced and mapped against the National Curriculum and AQA, with a focus on prior learning
- Lessons plans, handouts, unit tests, unit knowledge organisers, before and after tests and presentations
- Fully resourced, editable lessons and assessment tools
- A focus on ‘working scientifically skills’ through investigations and practical activities
- Quizzes to assess understanding for effective retrieval practice
- Key scientific vocabulary, with words from tiers 1 - 3
- Activities to encourage higher order thinking and link scientific concepts to the real world
- Support for science leaders through progression documents, curriculum maps, an OFSTED pack and free CPD sessions
- Links to the world of STEM and careers, with personalised career guidance
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Year 4
Year 5
Year 6
KS3 Biology
KS3 Physics
KS3 Chemistry & Earth
KS4 Biology
KS4 Physics
KS4 Chemistry
1. Explore finite resources
1. Explore inside atoms
1. Describe the structure and function of the skeleton
1. Explore exothermic and endothermic reactions
1. Describe the photosynthesis reaction
1. Describe the states of matter using a particle model
1. Explore the kinetic energy store
1. Describe the reactivity series
1. Explore decay
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Year 3 sorting skeletons-Endoskeleton, Exoskeleton and Hydrostatic Skeletons.
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Science lessons that will wow them in class
Fully mapped against multiple curricula including the national curriculum and developed in collaboration with experts from industry and university experts, our library of over 1000 interactive, world-class science lessons will reduce your workload and save you valuable time.
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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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Discussion points from COP29 for Science Teachers
Are you looking for some key points from the COP29 summit to discuss in class? In this post, we present complex climate issues in a way that’s accessible to your pupils.
How to use our Vocabulary Progression document
Our progression of vocabulary document is now available for EYFS - KS2. Here's how to use it.
10 Science Facts About Autumn
Embrace the changing seasons with our 10 autumn-themed science facts!
6 Ways to Discuss Renewable Energy in Science Lessons
The UK's last coal power plant has just shut down. This is big news in the world of renewable energy, but how can you share it with your class in an engaging way?
5 Ways to Use Our YouTube Channel in Science Lessons
How to use our YouTube content in your classroom
Upcoming CPD Events for KS1, KS2 and KS3 Science Teachers
Choose the right CPD event for you by reading our quick guide to upcoming events
The Importance of Working Scientifically Skills
Prepare for our next LIVE lesson by refreshing your knowledge of the working scientifically skills
Cross-disciplinary Learning: Science and Beyond
How to connect the science curriculum with maths, art, history and music
The Role of Hands-On Experiments in Science Education
Simple and adaptable practical experiments to try in science lessons
How DE Incorporates Working Scientifically Skills in Primary Science
Enhance your pupils' working scientifically skills this academic term
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