Space for primary science learning

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Monday 20 May, 4–5pm BST, online

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Join Stuart Naismith as he provides an overview of how he uses the topic of space to create a buzz throughout his school. Stuart will demonstrate how this topic can progress across all stages in primary science with a selection of hands-on ideas.

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