A year ago, the school embarked on a
journey to improve the teaching and learning of science within the school. As
part of this journey we applied for the Primary Science Quality Mark. This
award is a programme to develop and celebrate the profile of science teaching,
learning and leadership in primary schools. There are three different PSQM
awards to ensure that all schools can achieve Primary Science Quality Mark. The
awards are intended to be school appropriate, and provide a framework for
improvement and development in leadership and provision, whatever the starting
point. Following a year of hard work and dedication from all staff we are
pleased to announce that today we were awarded the Gilt award for Primary
Science. This award level recognises the ongoing and sustainable science
learning which is happening at our school, ensuring your children are all
receiving a memorable and enjoyable science education. This is the second highest of the awards that we could have recieved.
Jane Turner, PSQM National Director said "Gaining a Primary Science Quality Award is a significant achievement for a
school. The profile and quality of
science teaching and learning in each awarded school is very high. Children are
engaging with great science both in and outside the classroom, developing
positive attitudes towards science as well as secure scientific understanding
and skills. Science subject leaders, their colleagues, head teachers, children,
parents and governors should be very proud."
Of our submission she said "I have thoroughly enjoyed reviewing your
submission – thank you for sharing it with me. It is a very strong submission
that illustrates just how far you have come as a school. The children are very
clearly loving science and are exposed to a wide range of exciting and engaging
activities. I would love to be in your school – your children are extremely
lucky! Well done again on a fantastic submission. This submission meets the
criteria for PSQM Gilt. Many congratulations on all you have achieved this
year. You and your colleagues should be very proud. Great leadership. Well
done!"
Special thanks must go to Miss Bowdery our Science Leader and Mrs Redgrave who supported Miss Bowdery throughout the process.
Well done Clockhouse!
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