At St Mary’s, our science curriculum inspires curiosity, critical thinking, and a lifelong love of discovery. We empower our children to explore the world through practical investigation, scientific reasoning, and meaningful connections to real-life contexts. Rooted in our curriculum drivers — outdoor learning, oracy and a growth mindset — our science education builds confident, resilient learners who engage actively with the natural world, communicate their thinking clearly, and embrace challenge as part of the learning process. Science at St Mary’s is inclusive, ambitious, and equips all learners with the knowledge and skills to shape the future.



Science endpoints are an important part of learning at St Mary’s because they help us clearly understand what we are aiming to achieve in each unit of work. They set out the key knowledge and skills pupils should secure by the end of a topic, allowing both teachers and children to track progress and celebrate success. At St Mary’s, we use science endpoints to make learning purposeful and structured, ensuring that pupils build on what they already know and develop a strong foundation in scientific understanding. They also help children take ownership of their learning by showing them exactly what they need to do to succeed and how they can improve.
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