Bill Graham from Farming and Countryside Education (FACE) dispels some myths about visiting farms and explains why we can and should visit one.
Bill Graham
Wire coat hangers are not just for keeping your clothes off the floor, they can also enrich learning about science.
Bob Kibble
Brent Beaumont explains how the children at his primary school in New Zealand are inspired by their involvement in environmental monitoring.
Brent Beaumont
Bridget Holligan believes that giving children more control over what and how they investigate can really engage and motivate them in science but h
Bridget Holligan
How child-led enquiry, with children choosing their own questions to research, can work in an infant classroom.
Carol Bostrom
The authors describe young children's development as 'super-scientists' through close observation and discussion in the school'
Carol Brunner
Carol Sampey shares a couple of activities she has run in her school that you could do too!
Carol Sampey
Hens run wild at St Peter's Primary School in Shropshire.
Carolyn Jones
Several studies have documented students' lack of interest, motivation and uptake in learning science.
Chris Harrison
Claas Wegner, Lea Minnaert and Friederike Strehlke share their project for managing the challenge of supporting young gifted learners.
Claas Wegner