Science

Spiritual Development	Moral Development	Social Development	Cultural Development
	Ethical issues of using embryos in stem cell research (Year 10 Autumn 1). The use of contraception (Year 11 Autumn 2)	Practical work done in groups offers students a chance to develop their skills in working together. The Year 7 Science club and Science trips allow students to participate in Science together outside of the classroom.	Cultural capital tasks have been developed for KS3 Science units allowing students to develop a broader understanding of Science beyond the classroom and the importance of the local area for scientific development. One of these cultural capital activities is included for every three units at KS3. The choice of the cultural capital material taught is at the discretion of individual teachers and does not follow a formal POS. Some of the materials available are: – Newton: Pandemics and Lockdowns – John Dalton and the Atom James Joule and Energy – Louise Brown and Test Tube Babies – Jodrell Bank and the Moon Landing – Tuberculosis and Isolation Hospitals – Woolworth’s Fire in Manchester