- Science scheme of work for Year 1 - Year 6
- Complete national curriculum coverage
- Teacher and pupil demonstration videos
- Supports teacher knowledge
- New presentation mode
Knowledge and skills developed
- Scientific knowledge and understanding: observing, studying and explaining the physical world.
- Working scientifically: using different methods of scientific enquiry to understand the world around us.
- Science in action: how science can be used and its impact on our day-to-day lives.
Bring Science to life with Kapow Primary!
Welcome to our progressive scheme of work, designed to help you teach Science with confidence. Explore structured, engaging resources that support your pupils' scientific understanding every step of the way.
Our approach
- Authored by primary science specialists to provide full National curriculum coverage
- Integrated CPD within each lesson plan to support non-specialists at the point of delivery
- Teacher CPD videos to develop subject knowledge and assist with experiments and investigations
- Pupil videos demonstrating skills and methodologies
- Progression of skills and knowledge through our spiral curriculum structure
- Knowledge organisers and assessment materials for each unit
- Curriculum planning and subject leader documents and resources
- Developing and building the skills to think and work scientifically
Are you a subject leader?
We’ve created a free toolkit to aid your leadership in Science. It includes practical resources like an Ofsted audit, teacher assessments, and pupil voice documents. These tools are designed to simplify your role and enhance your effectiveness.
NEW mixed-age Science lessons
Explore our new mixed-age Science lessons for:
Popular blog posts
Discover our blog posts, carefully written to empower and nurture your journey as a teacher.
Uncover valuable insights on subject leadership, stay informed about the latest developments from Ofsted/DfE, delve into the art of pedagogy, and much more!
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Facebook community group
Become part of a teaching community in our Science and Technology Facebook group