Primary Science for All: who is it really for?

By Anita Goodbody

Issue 160 | Page 32 | Published Dec 2019

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Anita describes how the Primary Science for All project allowed dreams to be realised, and how the Wonder Cupboard and Frames for Focus helped her teaching and pupils' learning.

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