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A science-focused school does not need to promise a laboratory on day one. It can begin with a child asking why a shadow changes, whether a seed needs the same care as another, or how to make a paper structure stand.
Careful questions are useful work
When a classroom makes room for observation, children learn that their ideas are worth examining. They also learn that changing an idea after new evidence is not failure; it is part of learning.
A local point of view
The school’s future learning programme will need to be confirmed by the school and shaped with families. The intention is to connect academic foundations with the places, materials and questions children already know.
