This week, our Lower KS2 pupils have been busy becoming young scientists as they explored the fascinating world of magnetism. The children investigated a range of materials—metal, wood, plastic, fabric, and more—to discover which were magnetic and which were not.
Working in teams, they made predictions, carried out fair tests, and discussed their findings using real scientific vocabulary. There was plenty of excitement as they tested everyday objects and made surprising discoveries about how magnets behave!
Article 13 – The Right to Share Thoughts and Ideas
During their experiments, pupils shared hypotheses, compared results, and expressed their ideas clearly with classmates, ensuring everyone’s voice was valued and heard.