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https://www.developingexperts.com/
This is a good resource not onlt to use in lessons with expert online instructors giving out hands on activites for children to complete.

There are many downloadable resources and online free sources when you sign up for free.

It is also Norwich based so a good local resource.

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This has a variety of resources, videos, activities and CPD for all key stages. It also provides you with resources which are cross-curricular.

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Teacher notes

Online FREE Secondary Teacher Training Course

The science learning team have teamed up with FutureLearn once again, to create an online course designed specifically for teachers and teachers in training at secondary level.

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Teacher notes Online FREE Secondary Teacher Training Course The science learning team have teamed up with FutureLearn once again, to create an online course designed specifically for teachers and teachers in training at secondary level.

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https://www.stem.org.uk/primary-science
This has a large variety of different teaching notes and lesson plans on a variety of science topics that are in the national curriculum. Within each topic there are presentations, worksheets and further notes. For instance, for Year 5, they have six lesson plans for a series of lessons centred around the solar system, day and night and different time zones.

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Our primary science resource packages provide a useful starting point for teachers in planning and delivering science lessons or in supplementing a teacher’s own planning.

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https://www.nasa.gov/kidsclub/index.html

This section of the website has loads of activities, resources, games and research on the latest space developments and NASA research. Children can get alot of data on space discovery.

There is also a range of E-books and apps that can be downloaded for resources. The NASA website as a whole is a very good reource to be used in a classroom.

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This website has many free activities, resources, games, experiments and videos which all link to the National Curriculum. It also provides you with a list of educational apps which the children can download.

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We created Wow Science to help children discover and enjoy learning. The resources are carefully selected and tested to make sure your child can enjoy the best science resources available on the website.

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Lots of resources for all years in Primary. Lots of free sources however some require registration. There are many experiments and investigations that children can conduct.

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Offers a range of different of activities for children to complete. They offer lots of videos on how to recreate experiments at home or in school.

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bp educational service | Primary resources

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Use our range of flexible primary resources to inspire pupils aged 5 to 11

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Lots of useful videos for all years on all aspects of the Science National Curriculum. Every lesson has a short test and resources.

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Thousands of free video lessons, resources and activities, covering most subjects, from Reception to Year 11

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The Natural History Museum has free resources to use in the classroom ranging from EYFS - Year 6. There are a variety of videos, worksheets and activities which can be completed at school or even at home.

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Resources to support science and nature teaching and learning in the classroom and at home, organised by Key Stage and theme.

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https://pstt.org.uk/resources/curriculum-materials/assessment

I absolutely love using this resource. It breaks down each year group with lesson plans for assessment for topics in the curriculum.

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Breaks the curriculum down by year group and has suggestions for helping children with their science topics at home, as well as free worksheets and activity ideas.

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The content of science teaching and learning is set out in the 2014 National Curriculum for primary schools in England. Within this, certain topics and areas are repeated across year groups, meaning that children may revisit a particular topic in each year of primary school but with increasing difficulty and with a different focus each time.

For example, the area of animals, including humans is examined in every single year group, with a very clear progression of knowledge and understanding over the six years:

In Year 1 this involves looking at the human body, recognising animal groups and sorting these animals.

By Year 6, this will have developed into knowing the internal structure of the human body in relation to circulation, classifying living things based on more complex characteristics and exploring scientific research into this classification.

Alongside these areas runs the Working Scientifically element. This focuses on the skills the children need to become accurate, careful and confident practical scientists. Children are expected to master certain skills in each year group and there is a very clear progression of these set out for each school to refer to.

For example:

In Year 1 a child may have to ask questions, carry out a simple test, record simple data and then try to answer questions.

By Year 6, they should be able to plan and carry out a fair test by using equipment accurately and taking exact readings or measurements. They are also expected to be able to draw conclusions from their results and record them using a range of graphs and charts.

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Science at primary school - Oxford Owl for Home

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Science at primary school is practical and exciting. It's the perfect way for children to understand the world around them.

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https://www.astrazeneca.com/our-company/our-locations/cambridge.html - large companies often do a lot of outreach and with the Cambridge science park within travelling distance there are opportunities there.
https://www.astrazeneca.com/r-d/our-approach/stem-at-astrazeneca.html

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Twinkl is a must for Primary and Secondary resources. Some stuff is free, other stuff you have to be linked with your school I believe.

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knowledge and understanding of the world

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Science teaching resources for Key Stage 1 - Year 1, Year 2. Created for teachers, by teachers! Professional Subjects teaching resources.

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Search Educational Resources (TEST- OLD) | NASA – has a search bar for you to choose what you would like to find resources for.

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Teaching Resources | Primary Science Teaching Trust (pstt.org.uk) – offers CPD as well as resources for in class. There a session starters/ hooks, as well as experiments which can be done at home or individually. There is support for recovery teaching as well as assessment. For certain topics there is a teacher guide and resources section.

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Outstanding Science | Download free resources – there a free trail resources for year 1 – 6. However, would have to subscribe to get more resources for the whole topic. However, the free resources are a worksheet, the website shows the statutory requirements that are being covered as well as an LO.

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Two from NASA
https://www.nasa.gov/stem-at-home-for-students-k-4.html - Stem at home

https://www.nasa.gov/audience/foreducators/Alpha_index.html - topic list

ESA
https://www.esa.int/Education/Teachers_Corner

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Primary science resource packages | STEM   - has each topic which needs to be covered across all primary ages. There are a selection of lessons available within each subheading.

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Science Primary Resources | National Geographic Kids (natgeokids.com) – has a variety of topics and shows how they link to the national curriculum. The downloadable content is 1 page with facts on or an activity.

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Primary Science resources - Teachit Primary
Teaching resources for early years, key stage 1 and key stage 2. Worksheets, teaching ideas, PowerPoint presentations and interactive activities which will develop the children’s' scientific understanding and investigative skills. There is also have a bank of practical experiments and investigations to help work scientifically. (also has support for other subjects)

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https://explorify.wellcome.ac.uk/en/activities

Variety of activities which can be used across almost all topics and to support working scientifically.