English National Curriculum vs Key Concepts – Key Stage 3

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  • Format Lessons
  • Language/s English
  • Target Audience Schools
  • Duration >15 mins
  • Difficulty Advanced

Key Concepts addressed

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The Science National Curriculum in England offers opportunities for pupils to develop critical thinking skills throughout the subject content. The general skills that pupils are expected to develop are listed in the curriculum document as separate from the content, under the heading “Working Scientifically”.

As part of the CEBM’s EinSTein project, we have mapped relevant “Working Scientifically” statements from the Key Stage 3 (11-14 year olds) English National Curriculum for Science against the TTi Key Concepts, producing a list that can be ordered by curriculum statement or by key concept.

This document is the first iteration of the curriculum map, with the intention being to expand it to map TTi key concepts against the Science Curriculum for Key Stage 2 (7-11 year olds) and 4 (14-16 year olds).

The document contains links to learning resources for each Key Concept.  You can also sort the data by Key Stage.

This doesn’t yet provide contextual examples for curriculum skills, however it may offer opportunities to link existing resources to the English school curriculum, as well as providing a focus for future resource development.

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