In this activity children learn the importance of exercise in keeping us healthy and understand that exercise keeps our bodies and minds healthy too.
Miranda Moon
In this activity children get to think about effective reuse and recycling methods, taking into account the properties of materials.
In this activity children consider how they can use wind power to charge a mobile phone and investigate circuits and how a wind turbine works.
In this activity children learn about the different forces acting on an object and how those forces will affect the movement of that object.
Petra Mitchard
In this activity children look at the factors that affect dissolving to plan an investigation to find out the quickest method of removing the new gum.
In this activity children learn about different sorts of movement and how to describe these and relate movement to pushes and pulls.
Vicki Hall
In this activity, children will consider the impact on the skateboarding experience of reducing friction by lifting the board off the ground
In this activity children consider evidence from bones and contemporaneous drawings to make their own decisions.
In this activity children learn why currency notes are being replaced with polymer materials and why coins are made of metal.
Felix Levinson
In this activity children are asked to consider the BMI formula as a way of determining a healthy weight and use lifestyle and diet factors.
In this activity children design their own stamps to celebrate a significant development that has impacted upon modern life.
Petra Mitchard
In this activity children will investigate different types of sound and determine which could be used as the new sound for modern quiet cars.
Vicki Hall
In this activity children decide the reasons why the price of rice might be increasing so rapidly and study data to decide these major reasons.
In this activity children investigate how the pitch of the buzz from a twanged ruler can be changed and relate this to the sound of mosquito wings.
Naomi Hiscock
In this activity children are challenged to create a ‘convincing’ replica child, perhaps one who could sit in for a real child in boring lessons.
In this activity children will learn that baby animals grow into adults and will then apply this knowledge to match the right puppy to its parent.
Miranda Moon
In this outdoor activity children investigate nests, researching how and where birds build them.They then go onto build and test their own nest design
Claire Seeley
In this activity children will discuss the importance of cows in the food chain and learn the life cycle of a cow.
Vicki Hall