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Popular resources 2026 (primary)

Explore some of our most popular Energising Futures resources - from posters to presentations and activity sheets to careers content.

Parent resources

You don't need to be a science expert to help your child explore the world around them. From conversations at the dinner table to questions on the school run, everyday moments can spark curiosity and build confidence. These resources are designed to help you start simple STEM conversations, discover together, and support your child in seeing what science could mean for their future.

Ready. Steady. Science! Winter (primary)

Collection of print-and-go, simple, practical science activities for winter - perfect for developing science skills and linking classroom learning with careers.

Parent take-home – winter sheet

Help families build on the science you’ve just taught in the classroom with this handy one-pager. Either download this resource, print and send home with your pupils, or click share to send the link directly to parents. This resource helps families spot signs of the season, explore how animals stay warm and discover the science behind condensation with easy-to-do activities and discussion prompts.

Parent take-home – weather sheet

Help families build on the science you’ve just taught in the classroom with this handy one-pager. Either download this resource, print and send home with your pupils, or click share to send the link directly to parents. From weather forecasting to design challenges, this resource encourages observation, questioning and scientific thinking at home.

Autumn science (primary)

From changing weather and shorter days to falling leaves and seasonal stories, real-life autumn experiences can spark curiosity and make science more meaningful.  Explore our collection of curriculum-linked resources designed to help you bring autumn into the classroom while developing observation, investigation and discussion skills. 

Autumn/Winter Calendar of events 2026 (secondary)

Celebrate themed events from September to December with Energising Futures resources!

Autumn/Winter Calendar of events 2026 (primary)

Celebrate themed events from September to December with Energising Futures resources!

Spring and Easter resources

Engage your learners with quiz questions and science activities in our spring and Easter class presentations, and with Easter-themed, low-prep practical activities, all created by teachers.

Spring and Easter 2026

Engage your class with quiz questions, science activities, and a science word of the day in our spring-themed hunts, and with Easter-themed, low-prep practical activities, all created by teachers.

Spring science hunt for 4-7 and 7-11

Engage your pupils with quiz questions, a science word of the day, 10-minute science activities, and suggestions and resources for diving deeper as they discover the science all around them at this special time of year.

Spring science hunt 2026 (4-7)

Twenty days of fun, curriculum-linked spring and Easter-related science, with quiz questions and daily science words, plus 10-minute science activities and resources for diving deeper.

British Science Week resources

Spark curiosity in your classroom this British Science Week with new Daily science energisers and Asking questions posters.

World Book Day resources

Uncover the science of books with these resources this World Book Day.

Daily science energisers: Curiosity

World Book Day resources (Primary)

Celebrate the science in your favourite stories this World Book Day with our eye-catching poster and Science in stories lessons.

Calendar of events 2026

Celebrate themed events from January to July with our resources below!

Autumn science hunt

Bring autumnal science to life by linking classroom learning to the great outdoors with this quiz. Keep your class busy with twelve days of 10-minute activities including fun science questions, word of the day and a dive deeper task. Get your class hunting for the incredible science happening all around us this cozy season.

Science activities (primary)

Refresh your teaching of essential science topics with this selection of fun activities. From stories of super scientists to carrying out their own investigations, these resources are guaranteed to get your class excited about science.

Games (primary)

A selection of games to energise your classroom and support pupils learning of essential science knowledge. Perfect for enhancing speaking and listening skills.

End of term activities (primary)

Keep your learners engaged in the run up to the summer holidays and find out what they've learned this year with these curriculum-linked games, posters, and lessons.

Science card games and interactives

Give your class some gaming fun and test their learning with these curriculum-linked games and quizzes.

Spring science hunt (ages 4-7)

Twenty days of fun, curriculum-linked spring and Easter-related science, with quiz questions, daily 10-minute science activities and resources for diving deeper.

Weather

Use this selection of activities to help consolidate learning on the topic of weather.

Weather diary activity sheet

Pupils can use simple drawings and weather words to record the weather for a week, with this simple weather diary activity sheet.

What’s the weather like today? presentation

Use this presentation featuring photographs of ten different types of weather, to develop vocabulary about the weather and to introduce pupils to a weather forecaster.

Weather matching cards

Develop the vocabulary of weather as pupils match photos to weather words in this simple card-matching game.

Seasons poster

Use this 2-page poster about seasons to explore topic areas such as, changes in nature, and the features of each season.

Spring science hunt

Bring science to life in your classroom with twenty days of fun, curriculum-linked spring and Easter-related quiz questions, daily 10-minute activities and resources for diving deeper.

Interactive science games

All the essential knowledge and need-to-know facts on topics in the science curriculum. Use to introduce a topic or to support students.