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Science at Greenvale

Our Science Lead is Mrs Wilder.

Please see document links below to our school's science subject curriculum statement, which outlines the intent behind that curriculum subject, how we intend for this to be implemented into the classroom, and how the impact of this work is measured.

Also below is the curriculum progression document for the subject, which outlines the skills, knowledge and vocabulary that pupils are expected to learn during their time in school.

Science curriculum statement

Science skills progression

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