Whether it involves burning food to understand its nutritional value or investigating air rockets, the range of activities used in our curriculum reflects the rich diversity of Science in the real world.
The Science Faculty is committed to providing pupils with a broad and balanced British style curriculum of the highest quality. We provide students with a strong foundation in all aspects of Science by utilising the very latest developments in learning and teaching so that they all have a successful learning journey. Students will become scientifically literate, independent learners who are able to acquire knowledge and understand scientific processes. This will give them the confidence and skills to make informed decisions and solve scientific problems
All pupils in Key Stage Three follow the National Curriculum for England and Wales, which has been tailored to our international needs.
Students connect their practical experience with scientific ideas as they experiment and discover that our knowledge of science is based on what scientists have found out from their experiments.
Students will see how scientific ideas help to develop our world; affecting industry, business and medicine and improving everyone’s quality of life. Students will study the development of science worldwide and see the impact it has had on different cultures.
Teachers will work with students in the three main aspects of science: biology, chemistry and physics. They will start to see what each of the sciences is about and learn about the skills and ideas that they all share.
