The Sciences curriculum area includes the study of ​planet Earth; forces, electricity and waves; biological systems; materials; and topical science.

Through learning in the sciences, children and young people develop their interest in, and understanding of, the living, material and physical world. They engage in a wide range of collaborative investigative tasks, which allows them to develop important skills to become creative, inventive and enterprising adults in a world where the skills and knowledge of the sciences are needed across all sectors of the economy.

Sciences staff

• Ms R Blair (Principal Teacher of Sciences, Chemistry and Horticulture)
• Ms S Bowie (Biology)
• Ms H Le-Mar (Physics and Maths)
• Dr K Lymer (Physics and Horticulture)
• Mrs McDougall Welch (Biology)
• Miss A Neil (Biology)
• Dr D Robertson (Biology)
• Miss L Stevenson (Chemistry and Laboratory Sciences)