Author Archives: Claire Holt
NQT training resources
As promised to course participants a variety of resources used on the days are below. Thinking mat 20 Golden Questions
Reception NQTs share ideas in Keighley
Reception NQTs have been inspired in Keighley today with excellent training from a variety of Learning and Curriculum team consultants. The day began with focused science tasks with Claire Holt using ice, margarine, food colouring, Lego people and much more. … Continue reading
Assessing Progress in Science
Many of you will be familiar with the level posters that I’ve been using for assessment for some years now. To go along with these I have created tick sheets that can be used to log progress on an on-going … Continue reading
ASE Free Regional CPD – March 21st Bradford College
Join the West Yorkshire ASE group for ‘Inspiring primary science enquiry’ with Brenda Keogh and Stuart Naylor. 6:30 – 8:00pm, Wednesday, March 21st, 2012 at Bradford College. Are you looking for new ideas to enhance primary science enquiry in your classroom? … Continue reading
The art of ‘noticing’
I have been practising the art of ‘noticing’. What’s that all about then? Essentially it is taking time in your day to actively ‘notice’ things and write them down in a journal. It’s a great technique as it is very quick, doesn’t … Continue reading
Astrazeneca science teaching trust
This site is for Foundation, Key Stage 1, 2 and 3 science teachers and science subject leaders. Funded by the AstraZeneca Science Teaching Trust, the site reports on exciting developments, provides excellent resources for Continuing Professional Development and offers a … Continue reading
Good books for FS science
The following books are a good sources of ideas for the science strand of KUW in foundation stage. All the books are available from www.ase.org.uk ‘Newport Stepping Stones 2000′ ‘Early Years Handbook’ ed. Max de Boo ‘Made you look, made … Continue reading
Primary Upd8
Primary upd8 activities are downloadable white board presentations (with teacher notes for guidance) for all primary children which use topical events to create uniquely engaging science lessons. Click here
STEM at Bradford blog
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) is getting a big boost in Bradford with the opening of a fantastic new centre at the University. You can follow progress via the blog. http://blogs.brad.ac.uk/ If you are interested in further STEM work you … Continue reading
