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Making it Count: Assessing Primary Science with Purpose - 2nd October

  • Cathy Layton
  • Sep 11
  • 1 min read

This course empowers teachers to design meaningful, manageable assessment practices that support both progression and curiosity in primary science. Participants will explore a variety of effective strategies to assess student understanding, while ensuring that assessments enhance the learning journey rather than interrupt it.


Key strategies explored during the session include:


  • Designing assessment-rich learning journeys that align with scientific enquiry and conceptual development.

  • Using formative assessment tools like concept cartoons, talking tubs, and Big books to encourage active engagement and deeper thinking.

  • Moderating pupil work and collaboratively identifying next steps for individual students, with a focus on clear, actionable feedback.

  • Implementing learning walks to assess the effectiveness of teaching and identify areas for improvement, while capturing real-time feedback from students on their learning experiences.


For more information and to book your place contact hester@educationguru.co.uk


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