We promote cultural development in Science by...
- Children learn about the contributions of scientists from a wide range of cultures. Science is also a contemporary activity and the developments are made all over the modem world. It is therefore an activity undertaken by a wide range of men and women in many different cultures both now and in the past. (British Values: Mutual Respect and Tolerance)
- Children are encouraged to look at future prospects and how scientific skills will help them in their everyday lives and the wider world. Earth and Space - Year 5 Learning about the International Space Station and that it is a culmination of many different nationalities. In addition, learning about the different scientists (Copernicus - Prussian and Galileo - Italian) who held different opinions on the structure of the solar system. (British Values: Mutual Respect and Tolerance)
- Evolution and Inheritance - Year 6 Looking at how skin colour is a trait that is inherited from a child's parents. (British Values: Mutual Respect and Tolerance
- Partnerships with Ogden and OASES Science/STEM sessions and workshops with Year 5.