Small group tuition providing practical science experience to support home education
Practical Science sessions cater for two age groups, though the age is intended as a guide only, as every child is different.
The groups overlap so that those in the middle can choose between a more exam-focused approach (11-16s) and one that lays a foundation (8-12s) upon which exam-focused skills and knowledge may later be further developed.
The groups overlap so that those in the middle can choose between a more exam-focused approach (11-16s) and one that lays a foundation (8-12s) upon which exam-focused skills and knowledge may later be further developed.
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"It was excellent, I have never seen a teacher try to meet my child’s needs so enthusiastically and effectively".
Parent of a Practical Science 11-16s student 2023
Practical Science for 8-12s:
For younger students, Practical Science for 8-12s sessions offer an opportunity to gain experience handling practical science equipment while conducting practicals in a fun, small-group environment. They'll develop their understanding of good experimental procedures and further their understanding of the theory behind a range of science topics, laying the foundation for the practical science skills and knowledge they are likely to need as they take their studies further.
(Please note that students need to be able to read well enough to follow written instructions and safety information)
For younger students, Practical Science for 8-12s sessions offer an opportunity to gain experience handling practical science equipment while conducting practicals in a fun, small-group environment. They'll develop their understanding of good experimental procedures and further their understanding of the theory behind a range of science topics, laying the foundation for the practical science skills and knowledge they are likely to need as they take their studies further.
(Please note that students need to be able to read well enough to follow written instructions and safety information)
Practical Science for 11-16s:
For older students, Practical Science for 11-16s sessions offer the opportunity to develop their experimental understanding, technical skills and scientific knowledge with expert exam-focused support for those at any stage of studying towards their IGCSE Science qualifications, or those who may soon begin that journey. Read more...
For older students, Practical Science for 11-16s sessions offer the opportunity to develop their experimental understanding, technical skills and scientific knowledge with expert exam-focused support for those at any stage of studying towards their IGCSE Science qualifications, or those who may soon begin that journey. Read more...
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✅ Qualified Teacher Status (QTS: PGCE Science)
✅ Postgraduate level Science: MSc. ✅ Certified in "Autism Awareness in Education" ✅ Certified in "Working with children with disabilities and learning difficulties" ✅ Science Education Provider of the Year (Yorkshire Prestige Award winner 22/23) ✅ Enhanced DBS ✅ Safeguarding certified (Level 3 DSL) ✅ Paediatric first aid qualification (OFQAL certified Level 3) ✅ Over twelve years' experience teaching at exam level ✅ Experienced at teaching IGCSE (Edexcel and Cambridge), AQA & Edexcel. ✅ Over seven years' experience working closely with the home-educating community. ✅ Diverse experience teaching children with Special Educational Needs ✅ Nine years of experience working in biological research ✅ Comprehensive public liability insurance |
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When and where?
Practical Science sessions run through January and February each year in Crookes, Sheffield, UK.
Agenda for 2024:
11-16s: Mondays and Thursdays 10-12 am 8th January to 8th February (Ten stand alone sessions, pick and mix the ones you want)
8-12s: Wednesdays from 10th January to 7th February (Five stand alone sessions with two time slots available each Wednesday)
Agenda for 2024:
11-16s: Mondays and Thursdays 10-12 am 8th January to 8th February (Ten stand alone sessions, pick and mix the ones you want)
8-12s: Wednesdays from 10th January to 7th February (Five stand alone sessions with two time slots available each Wednesday)
