My story: taking steps out of the ordinary

By Rob Floyd

Issue 160 | Page 30 | Published Dec 2019

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Rob recounts his journey from primary SEN teacher to science enthusiast, through carrying out action research as part of the Primary Science for All project, and how he and his school benefited.

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