Paul Tyler has been teaching for 12 years and leading science in his school for seven years. In 2013, he won a Primary Science Teacher Award from the Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) and has been an active member of the trust since. Paul is also a member of the Association for Science Education (ASE) and has written extensively on primary science issues. He regularly delivers workshops and keynote speeches at national and international conferences about his work on topical science, science capital and career inspirations in primary schools.Bryony Turford has been teaching for nearly 20 years and delivering professional development sessions for leaders, teachers, trainees and NQTs for over 15 years. She is a Chartered Science Teacher, has a CPD Mark as lead facilitator and is a Senior Regional Hub Leader for the Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) for Yorkshire and Humber. Bryony currently works part-time in many roles as a primary science consultant, including an ESERO UK Space Ambassador, a Polar Ambassador and a STEM Ambassador.

My mum has always taught me that it’s quality not quantity that counts! In #100ideas you get the best of both! A multitude of hand-picked resources from real classrooms wrapped in a rich understanding of why and how we teach primary science.

Paul Tyler has been teaching for 12 years and leading science in his school for seven years. In 2013, he won a Primary Science Teacher Award from the Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) and has been an active member of the trust since. Paul is also a member of the Association for Science Education (ASE) and has written extensively on primary science issues. He regularly delivers workshops and keynote speeches at national and international conferences about his work on topical science, science capital and career inspirations in primary schools.Bryony Turford has been teaching for nearly 20 years and delivering professional development sessions for leaders, teachers, trainees and NQTs for over 15 years. She is a Chartered Science Teacher, has a CPD Mark as lead facilitator and is a Senior Regional Hub Leader for the Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) for Yorkshire and Humber. Bryony currently works part-time in many roles as a primary science consultant, including an ESERO UK Space Ambassador, a Polar Ambassador and a STEM Ambassador.

My mum has always taught me that it’s quality not quantity that counts! In #100ideas you get the best of both! A multitude of hand-picked resources from real classrooms wrapped in a rich understanding of why and how we teach primary science.

Paul Tyler has been teaching for 12 years and leading science in his school for seven years. In 2013, he won a Primary Science Teacher Award from the Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) and has been an active member of the trust since. Paul is also a member of the Association for Science Education (ASE) and has written extensively on primary science issues. He regularly delivers workshops and keynote speeches at national and international conferences about his work on topical science, science capital and career inspirations in primary schools.Bryony Turford has been teaching for nearly 20 years and delivering professional development sessions for leaders, teachers, trainees and NQTs for over 15 years. She is a Chartered Science Teacher, has a CPD Mark as lead facilitator and is a Senior Regional Hub Leader for the Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) for Yorkshire and Humber. Bryony currently works part-time in many roles as a primary science consultant, including an ESERO UK Space Ambassador, a Polar Ambassador and a STEM Ambassador.

My mum has always taught me that it’s quality not quantity that counts! In #100ideas you get the best of both! A multitude of hand-picked resources from real classrooms wrapped in a rich understanding of why and how we teach primary science.