Science and Technology education contributes to developing scientifically and technologically literate citizens who will be able to make informed decisions about their lifestyle, their environment and the kind of society in which they wish to live. They will be able to see the connections between science and people, note the relevance of science and technology to past achievements and current and future development and be aware of the impact of science and technology on society, the individual and the environment.

Through learning, science students will: -

• Acquire scientific skills and conceptual knowledge 
• Acquire and use the skills of scientific investigation, reasoning and analysis to ask questions and seek solutions 
• Develop scientific attributes such as flexibility, curiosity, critical reflection, respect for evidence and ethical considerations 
• Recognise and understand the strengths and limitations of science 
• Be able to interpret and communicate scientific ideas effectively 
• Appreciate the dynamic role of science in social and technological change.