Developing pupil led investigations – embedding working scientifically in the primary classroom RC026 / C02

Start date
8 Jun 23
Duration
1 Day
Location
Fallings Park Primary School, Old Fallings Lane, Low Hill, Wolverhampton WV10 8BN View on Google Map

Summary

To develop the independence of children thinking and communicating as real scientists is essential to deepen their scientific understanding. You will be able to facilitate and create rich, effective and exciting strategies that provide opportunities that embed and extend scientific skills.

 

There is a Teacher Release Payment subsidy of 70% for all eligible schools. Please email NMSLP@potteries.ac.uk to request the discount code that must be used at the time of booking.  Please note that this code does not automatically deduct the cost at the point of booking. TRPs will be released back to the school once attendance of the CPD event has been confirmed.

Who is the course leader?

  • Claire Raxworthy Cooper

    Claire is currently a Year 4 Teacher and a Year3/4 Team Leader at Ryders Hayes Primary School. She leads on all things Science and STEM and is...

Outcomes

You will be able to:

  • demonstrate a clear understanding of how to structure and facilitate pupil led investigations
  • evaluate and implement numerous strategies that will engage children in their own learning
  • embed different strategies to support the ability of children to communicate scientific ideas and challenge ideas as true scientists

Sessions

DateTimeLocation
1 Developing pupil led investigations – embedding working scientifically in the primary classroom08 June 202309:00-15:30Fallings Park Primary School

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Cost

State-funded school or collegeActivity fee£185.00 +VAT
Fee-paying school or college (independent)Activity fee£277.00 +VAT

Additional information

Would you like this course delivered at your school? Contact enquiries@stem.org.uk to find out more.

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