Primary Science

Science holds a crucial position alongside English and mathematics as a core subject in schools throughout England. The presence of a high-quality science curriculum plays a pivotal role in ensuring children's academic success and equipping them with the knowledge and skills necessary to become valuable contributors to society. As research indicates, emerging job markets increasingly rely on STEM subjects, namely Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.

We offer a comprehensive range of services designed to support the development of your science curriculum. Our expertise encompasses:

  • Curriculum Development: We assist in aligning your curriculum with the latest best practices, ensuring it remains current and engaging.

  • Support for Subject Leaders: We provide guidance and assistance to subject leaders in monitoring the implementation and impact of the science curriculum.

  • Model Teaching: We can offer exemplar lessons and teaching methodologies to inspire and empower teachers.

  • Enrichment Opportunities: We support schools in organising exciting enrichment activities, such as Science Week and the Great Science Share, fostering a love for science among students.

  • Training and Continuous Professional Development (CPD): We deliver tailored training programs and CPD sessions based on your school's specific needs, contextual requirements, and development priorities.

To explore how our services can cater to your unique requirements, we invite you to reach out to us via email at david@queered.co.uk. We look forward to supporting your science curriculum and enhancing the learning experience for your students.

As an experienced primary science leader, David is also a Hub Leader for the Primary Science Quality Mark, working with schools across London.

Either email David, or visit the PSQM website to find out more.

David is excited to share that he has co-written a number of chapters in the up-coming book ‘Primary Science in a Nutshell’, which will be available directly from the ASE.