Science teaching often focuses on skills, experiments, and outcomes. But without story — the people, the discoveries, the moments of awe — science risks becoming flat. In this episode, we explore why story is as important as skills, and how weaving narrative into science lessons can inspire curiosity, deepen understanding, and connect children to the subject in powerful ways.

* Why stories bring science to life for pupils

* How narrative builds memory and meaning alongside practical skills

* Examples of scientists whose stories spark wonder in the classroom

* Practical ways leaders can embed story into science teaching

* Why story and skills together create a richer curriculum

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