Fuelled by our passion for primary science, My Science Club was established in 2021 to provide high quality science club resources and support for educators.
My Science Club is a club with:
We’re fully fledged primary science geeks and proud of it! With over 35 years collective experience working as teachers and within the primary science community.
You can trust us when we say we know what we’re talking about. Here at My Science Club, we have set up and run award winning clubs, helped others to launch theirs and are ready to help you too…
We’ve poured our experience, innovation and inspiration into My Science Club – a project we can’t wait to share with you. Are you in?
Hi I’m Bryony…
Mum, wife, teacher, author and full time primary science geek!
A proud Herefordshire girl who’s made Yorkshire my home. There’s nothing I love more than travelling around the region visiting schools, meeting young people and their inspiring teachers and sampling the delights of our local larder and host of amazing restaurants and Air BnBs in new places.
I studied Primary Education at Leeds Becket University, before beginning my teaching career in Garforth on the outskirts of Leeds in 2000.
I love teaching as much as I love science and have been developing high quality professional learning resources for leaders, classroom practitioners, trainees and Early Career Teachers for the past 20+ years.
Paul and I have worked together on several projects in the past including writing our book ‘100 Ideas for Primary Teachers: Science’ for Bloomsbury. We loved the experience and starting our own company to share our passion was a natural next step as friends and now business partners!
I’ve been an active member of the Association of Science Education (ASE) for 10 years, I am a proud fellow of the Primary Science Teaching Trust (PSTT) and a Chartered Science Teacher (CSciTeach). I’m incredibly proud to be a development leader with Primary Science Quality Mark (PSQM) and a senior primary consultant for The Ogden Trust. I currently hold several other roles, including work as a freelance primary science consultant.
A career highlight is being in the author team for both editions of the highly successful SNAP science from Collins and more recently co-authoring the new Primary Science National Curriculum for England, due for teaching from September 2028.
I’m passionate about all things primary science, especially inspiring educators and children to make science engaging, hands on and meaningful, so developing My Science Club is very close to my heart and I love what we have created.
Hi I’m Paul… Dad, teacher, author, speaker and complete science and maths addict. I got lost in Scotland 21 years ago and have lived here ever since with my wonderful wife and three young ‘guinea pigs’ – I mean children!
Following a degree in Biochemistry at Leicester University and six years working in pharmaceutical research I fell into primary teaching via a three-year stint working for Scottish Rugby.
I have now been teaching for 14 years and have led science and STEM for nine of those. I successfully led my school through their PSQM Outreach award in 2018 and in 2019 the school was recognised as the Education Scotland STEM School of the Year.
Bryony and I have worked together on several projects in the past including writing our book ‘100 Ideas for Primary Teachers: Science’ for Bloomsbury. We loved the experience and starting our own company to share our passion was a natural next step as friends and now business partners!
I’ve been running award-winning science clubs for over 10 years and in 2018 I was the YESC Science Club Leader of the Year. I am a proud PSTT Fellow and a very active ASE member sitting on the Primary Science Editorial Board and the ASE Scotland committee.
I write a free monthly Topical Science Update which is used internationally in 1000s of schools. I love sharing my experience of primary science and regularly write articles on different aspects of teaching science, speak at conferences across the UK and beyond and deliver teacher training internationally.
In my spare time I follow rugby and cricket closely, explore Scotland’s outstanding countryside, photograph wildlife and spend time with my family – mostly trying to persuade them to build Lego with me.
