Sherington CE School
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Studying playground materials at first hand  
  • The children at Sherington complete a science-based study each half term. Science work is a reflection of science in the real world and is investigated through first-hand experiences. The children are taught to develop their scientific thinking skills and knowledge. They are then given opportunity to communicate these skills and knowledge with others through discussions.

  • Graduate teaching assistant Mrs Ravilious with two of our expert gardeners. In 2003, the school pumpkin plant yielded 40 pounds of pumpkins, the largest being 28 pounds.
  • Science work also develops curiosity, reflection, perseverance, open mindedness, creativity, inventiveness and sensitivity to living and non-living things.
 
 

 
The vegetable patch yields a rich harvest and shows us how plants grow The pond reveals a variety of plant and animal life  
 
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