EYFS - KS2 Broomfield Primary Curriculum 2021/2022
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Broomfield Primary EYFS – KS2 Curriculum 2021/2022
We have high aspirations for all pupils at Broomfield Primary School. Our curriculum is firmly rooted in our school aims… We can change the future… • We learn how to become expert learners • We learn how to make positive choices about our health and wellbeing • We care about our world and respect everyone we share it with • We learn about our rights and how we can protect the rights of others • We leave Broomfield ready for our next adventure Everyone learning together Learning to make a positive difference Satisfying the National Curriculum, our topics provide broad and balanced opportunities for pupils to systematically develop the requisite skills, knowledge and understanding to enable progression and continuity in their learning. We embrace the opportunity to immerse pupils in their learning and ‘hook events’, or tasks, ensure that learners are excited and engaged into new topics. These events range from visits, or visitors to classroom activities. The Broomfield curriculum is built around the principle of greater learner involvement in their work. It requires deep thinking and encourages learners to work using a question as the starting point. Time for learners to reflect or review their learning is central to the learning process at Broomfield. Using ‘ReflectEd’ supports pupils in ‘Learning to Learn’, where reflection is seen as a very important part of individuals’ learning journey. It also supports the acquisition of ‘Sticky Knowledge’ enabling an alteration to our long-term memory. Our written curriculum is enhanced further by the opportunity to learn from the programmes which are fundamental aspects of school life. Broomfield is a ‘Rights Respecting’ school, which is woven through our curriculum but also underpins the choices which pupils, and adults, make within school. We encourage pupils to take personal responsibility for their own learning, but also for their own well-being and the environment through the Healthy Schools and Eco Schools programme. We want all pupils to be successful, confident in their own abilities and potential. Therefore, our curriculum is reviewed and adapted to meet the needs of all pupils within the context of themselves, their school and their local community. Our intent is that the curriculum enables pupils to leave Broomfield achieving their academic best, proud of who they are and the choices they make, ready for their next adventure.
Allotted Time Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 Wild – Emily Hughes Lost and Found – Beegu – Alexis Deacon Dogger – Pattan’s Pumpkin – Chitra The Naughty Poetry Oliver Jeffers Shirley Hughes Soundar Bus – Jan and Out and About by Poetry Jerry Oke Shirley Hughes Poetry Poet study – Puffin Book of Poetry Poetry Reading Christmas poems Fantastic First Poems – June All Aboard the It starts with a seed- Laura Poetry Core text Reading Crebbin Toy Train – Knowles Transport The Little Gardener – Core text Reading Tony Bradman Reading poems – Emily Hughes Non-fiction books on Core text Reading Core texts Vroom, Vroom animals in hot and cold Core text Non-fiction books about plants – poems about English Units regions. Non-fiction and growth. things with Meerkat Mail-Emily books about wheels – Paul Gravett toys Nicholls (The I love you Blue Song of the Kangaroo- Train) Reading Core text Non-fiction Year 1 books about transport Maths White Rose Maths. Number: Place Value Number: Addition and Consolidation Measurement: Consolidation Number: Place within 10 Subtraction Length and Value within Number: Addition and Number: Addition and Height Number: Multiplication and 100 subtraction Geometry: Shape Subtraction within 20 Division Measurement: Measurement: Number: Place Value Number: Place Value within 50 Weight and Number: Fractions Money within 20 Volume Geometry: Position and Measurement: Consolidation Direction Time Why can’t a meerkat What has changed since your grandparents were Who was famous when Learning Challenges survive in the North Where do, and did, Where do the leaves young? your Mum and Dad were History/Geography Pole? the wheels on the go in the winter? Old Toys little? Features of a bus go? Famous person in history town/local area
Key areas Geography Geography Geography & History History History Use of IT Knowledge Can they use a simple painting program to create a picture? Can they describe what they can see and like in the work of Art Can they use tools like fill and brushes in a painting package? another artist/craft maker/designer? Can they go back and change their picture? Can they ask sensible questions about a piece of art? Painting Drawing Can they communicate Textiles Can they communicate something about Can they sort something about themselves in their Collage threads and themselves in their painting? Printing 3D Can they cut fabrics? drawing? Can they create moods Can they print with sponges? Can they add texture by using and tear paper Can they group Can they create moods in their paintings? Can they print onto paper and tools? and card for fabrics and in their drawings? Can they choose to use textile? Can they make different kinds their collages? threads by Can they draw using thick and thin brushes Can they design their own of shapes? Can they colour and pencil and crayons? as appropriate? printing block? Can they cut, roll and coil gather and texture? Can they draw lines of Can they paint a Can they create a repeating materials such as clay, dough sort the Can they different shapes and picture of something pattern? or plasticine? materials they weave with thickness, using 2 they can see? will need? fabric and different grades of Can they name the thread? pencil? primary and secondary colours? Evaluating processes and products Developing, planning and communicating ideas Working with tools, equipment, materials and Can they describe how something works? Can they think of some ideas of their own? components to make quality products DT Can they talk about their own work and things Can they explain what they want to do? Can they explain what they are making? that other people have done? Can they use pictures and words to plan? Can they explain which tools they are using? Mechanisms Cooking and nutrition Can they make Can they cut food a product safely? which moves? Construction Can they describe the Use of materials Can they cut Can they talk with others about how they want texture of foods? Textiles Can they make a materials using to construct their product? Do they wash their Can they describe how structure/model using scissors? Can they select appropriate resources and tools hands and make sure different textiles feel? different materials? Can they for their building projects? that surfaces are Can they make a Is their work tidy? describe the Can they make simple plans before making clean? product from textiles Can they make their model materials using objects, e.g. drawings, arranging pieces of Can they think of by gluing? stronger if it needs to be? different construction before building? interesting ways of words? decorating food they Can they say Possible – Make a model bus. have made, e.g., why they have cakes? chosen moving parts?
Article 24 – The right to healthy food and clean water Performing arts Rhythm in the way we Charanga Round & Reflect, rewind Hey you! walk and the banana In the grove Your imagination Round and replay rap PE Multi-skills Dance Gymnastics Games Games Athletics PE Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 (Real PE) Animals, including humans Science Living things and habitats. Everyday materials Plants Life cycles Ongoing focus Seasonal changes Computing Painting Programming Toys Programming with Word processing skills Online Safety Computer Skills Canvas/Jamboard Beebot ScratchJr Physical health and Media Families and Respecting Belonging to Safe literacy and Money Growing and PSHE / RSE Mental relationships ourselves and a digital and work friendships changing Keeping safe wellbeing others community resilience RE 1.7 What does it mean 1.6 How and why do 1.1 Who is Christian and what do they believe? 1.5 What makes some places sacred? Article 14 to belong to a faith we celebrate special This could be an RE week or fit into a cross You have the right to community? and sacred times? curricula unit of study. choose your own religion and beliefs MFL - - - - - - Equal Opportunities Article 30 Activities: All children to have access to areas; Activities: Look at pictures of people from You have the right to children encouraged to try new things/areas Show racism the red card. hot/cold places – all children like to…. (how are Who can do practice your own Books: We’re All Wonders; Pink is for Girls; Julian Member of a team we the same?) what jobs? culture, language and is a Mermaid; Super Daisy Sportsmanship Books: Same Difference; All Are Welcome religion - or any you choose. Visit Ryedale Harvest Christmas Shoe box Skip with a rope folk museum Cultural keys(?) Using a knife and fork How to be a good friend Picnic Christmas school Fair Old fashioned games or similar for Crossing a road safely old toys
Cultural – Museum visit Mrs Barthram Election of school Church visit SMSC Remembrance Day visit (talking Sporting events council. Linking to about the past) Picnic government elections Old Toys Collection
Allotted Time Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 English Units Man on the Moon – One Giant Leap- Don Traction Man – Beegu – Alex Deacon The Great Kapok Tree Katie Morag delivers Simon Bartram Brown Mini Grey Lynne Cherry the mail Poetry Katie Morag and Poetry Poetry Poet study – Puffin Book of Tiresome Ted Space Poems chosen Machine Poetry – Fantastic First Poems – June Mairi Hedderwick by Gaby Morgan Nick Sharratt and Crebbin Reading Jill Bennet Reading Core text Reading Core text Bob and the Moon Tree Core text Mystery – Simon Traction Man and Bartram Turbo-Dog Comics Year 2 Maths White Rose Number: Subtraction Number: Geometry: Measurement: Number: Place Value Measurement: Money Measurement: Mass, Multiplication and Properties of shape. Length and Height Number: addition and Number: Multiplication Capacity and Division. Number: Geometry: subtraction. and Division Temperature Statistics. Fractions Position and Direction Measurement: Time Consolidation. Consolidation and Consolidation problem solving.
Learning Challenges Why were Neil What would Beegu History/Geograp Armstrong and Tim Where would you prefer to Why do we love to be find interesting about hy Peake brave people? live, England or Brazil? beside the seaside? Northallerton? Key areas History History Geography Geography History Art Use of IT Sketch books Knowledge Can they create a picture independently? Can they begin to demonstrate their ideas through Can they link colours to natural and man-made Can they use simple IT mark-making tools, e.g. photographs and in their sketch books? objects? brush and pen tools? Can they set out their ideas, using ‘annotation’ in Can they say how other artist/craft Can they edit their own work? their sketch books? maker/designer have used colour, pattern and Can they take different photographs of themselves Do they keep notes in their sketch books as to how shape? displaying different moods? they have changed their work? Can they create a piece of work in response to Can they change their photographic images on a another artist’s work? computer? Drawing Painting Printing Collage 3D / Textiles Can they use three Can they mix paint to Can they create a print using pressing, rolling, Can they create Can they make a clay pot? different grades of create all the secondary rubbing and stamping? individual and group Can they join two finger pencil in their drawing colours? Can they create a print like a designer? collages? pots together? (4B, 8B, HB)? Can they mix and match Can they use Can they add line and Can they use charcoal, colours, predict different kinds of shape to their work? pencil and pastels? outcomes? materials on their Can they join fabric using Can they create Can they mix their own collage and explain glue? different tones using brown? why they have Can they sew fabrics light and dark? Can they make tints by chosen them? together? Can they show patterns adding white? Can they use Can they create part of a and texture in their Can they make tones by repeated patterns in class patchwork? drawings? adding black? their collage? Can they use a viewfinder to focus on a specific part of an artefact before drawing it? DT Developing, planning and communicating ideas Evaluating processes and products Working with tools, equipment, materials and Can they think of ideas and plan what to do next? components to make quality products Can they choose the best tools and materials? Can Can they explain what went well with their work? Can they join things (materials/ components) they give a reason why these are best? If they did it again, can they explain what they together in different ways? Can they describe their design by using pictures, would improve? diagrams, models and words? Cooking and nutrition Textiles Mechanisms Use of materials Construction
Can they describe the Can they measure Can they join materials together as part of a Can they measure Can they make properties of the textile? moving product? materials to use in a sensible choices as to ingredients they are Can they join textiles Can they add design to their product? model or structure? which material to use using? together to make Can they join material in for their Can they explain what it something? different ways? constructions? means to be hygienic? Can they cut textiles? Can they use joining, Can they develop Are they hygienic in the Can they explain why folding or rolling to make their own ideas from kitchen? they chose a certain it stronger? initial starting points? textile? Can they incorporate some type of movement into models? Can they consider how to improve their construction? Performing arts I wanna play in a Reflect, rewind and Hands, feet, heart Ho Ho Ho Zoo time Friendship song Charanga band replay PE Multi-skills Dance Gymnastics Games Games Athletics PE Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 (Real PE) Science All living things Use of everyday Animals including humans Uses of everyday materials Plants animals and their materials. habitats Computing Word processing skills Painting Programming Toys Programming Online Safety Computer Skills PSHE / RSE Physical health Respecting Families and and Belonging to a Media literacy and Money Growing and Safe relationships ourselves and friendships Keeping safe Mental community digital resilience and work changing others wellbeing RE 1.8 How should we care 1.6 How and why do we 1.2 Who is a Muslim and what do they believe? Or 1.4 How can we learn from sacred books? Article 14 for others and the celebrate special and 1.3 Who is Jewish and what do they believe? You have the world, and why does it sacred times? right to choose matter? (Different festival focus) your own religion and beliefs MFL Equal Activities: Learn about how Easter is celebrated Activities: Learn about Activities: Sexual Opportunities around the world; use images of children from children from Africa – equality – can men Article 30 around the Commonwealth in displays
You have the how are they the same Books: http://www.youngcommonwealth.org/ and women do the right to practice and different to them? The Drum; Mirror same jobs? your own culture, Books: The Dandelion Books: No Difference language and Dormice; Shine; My Between Us; religion - or any World, Your World. Interstella Cinderella; you choose. Daddy Christmas and Baking with Dad; I’m Hannukah Mama; a Girl Mufaro’s Beautiful Daughters; Handa’s Surprise Cultural keys Give to others (CiN) Skip with a rope. How to be a good friend Visit to the beach Harvest Christmas fair Old games and toys. Build a sandcastle SMSC Voting for class rep. for Take part in Christmas Human impact on School Council / Eco Visit to a Mosque Sporting events. play seaside – how should Council we care for it?
Allotted Time Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 English units Greek Myths – Marcia Orion and the Dark – Stone Age Boy – Alice in Wonderland – The Flower – John Light The Firework Williams Emma Yarlett Satoshi Kitamura Lewis Carroll Maker’s Daughter Abridged version – Poetry – Phillip Pullman Reading Poetry Poetry Emma Chichester Clark What is Pink? Christina The Orchard Book of The Sound Collector – The First Drawing – Poetry Rossetti Poetry Greek Myths Roger McGough Modicai Gerstein The Mouse’s Tail – Reading Fireworks – James Core texts Reading Reading Lewis Carroll Core text/A Child’s Garden Reeves Core text Core text/The Boy With Reading – Michael Foreman Reading The Owl Who Was the Bronze Axe – Core text Non-fiction texts on plants Core text Afraid of the dark Kathleen Fidler Maths White Rose Maths Measurement: Length Number: Fractions Geometry: Number: Place Value Number: Multiplication Number: Multiplication and Perimeter Measurement: Time Properties of shape Number: Addition and and Division and Division Number: Fractions Measurement:Mas Subtraction Consolidate and Assess Measurement: Money Consolidate and Assess s and capacity Statistics (Consolidate and Y3 Assess.) Learning How has the Victorian Challenges Why has Greece always What makes the Earth Who first lived in period helped to shape Why do so many people choose to go the History/Geograp been in the news? angry? Britain? the Northallerton that Mediterranean on their holidays? hy we know today?* Key areas History Geography History History Geography Art Use of IT Use of sketch books Knowledge Can they use the printed images they take with a Can they use their sketch books to express feelings Can they compare the work of different artists? digital camera and combine them with other media about a subject and to describe likes and dislikes? Can they explore work from other cultures? to produce art work? Can they make notes in their sketch books about Can they explore work from other periods of time? Can they use IT programs to create a piece of work techniques used by artists? Are they beginning to understand the viewpoints that includes their own work and that of others Can they suggest improvements to their work by of others by looking at images of people and (using web)? keeping notes in their sketch books? understand how they are feeling and what the Can they use the web to research an artist or style of artist is trying to express in their work? art? Drawing Printing Collage Painting 3D / Textiles Can they show facial Can they make a Can they cut very Can they predict with Can they add onto their work to create texture expressions in their printing block? accurately? accuracy the colours and shape? drawings? that they mix? Can they work with life size materials?
Can they use their Can they make a 2 Can they overlap Do they know where Can they create pop-ups? sketches to produce a final colour print? materials? each of the primary and Can they use more than one type of stitch? piece of work? Can they experiment secondary colours sits Can they join fabric together to form a quilt using Can they write an using different colours? on the colour wheel? padding? explanation of their sketch Can they use mosaic? Can they create a Can they use sewing to add detail to a piece of in notes? Can they use montage? background using a work? Can they use different wash? Can they add texture to a piece of work? grades of pencil shade, to Can they use a range of show different tones and brushes to create texture? different effects? DT Developing, planning and communicating ideas Working with tools, equipment, materials and Evaluating processes and products Can they show that their design meets a range of components to make quality products requirements? Can they explain what they changed which made Can they put together a step-by-step plan which Can they use equipment and tools accurately? their design even better? shows the order and also what equipment and tools they need? Can they describe their design using an accurately labelled sketch and words? How realistic is their plan? Mouldable materials Stiff and flexible sheet Electrical and mechanical components Cooking and nutrition Textiles Do they select the most materials Do they select the most appropriate tools and Can they choose the right Can they join appropriate materials? Do they use the most techniques to use for a given task? ingredients for a product? textiles of different Can they use a range of appropriate materials? Can they make a product which uses both Can they use equipment types in different techniques to shape and Can they work electrical and mechanical components? safely? Can they make sure ways? mould? accurately to make cuts Can they use a simple circuit? that their product looks Can they choose Do they use finishing and holes? Can they use a number of components? textiles both for attractive? techniques? Can they join materials? their appearance Can they describe how their and also qualities? combined ingredients come together? Can they set out to grow plants such as cress and herbs from seed with the intention of using them for their food product? Performing arts Glockenspiel Stage 1 Let your spirit fly Three little birds The dragon song Bringing us together Reflect, rewind and Charanga replay
PE Invasion games Dance Gymnastics Net & wall games Striking and fielding Athletics games Real Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 PE Science Animals, including humans Rocks Light Plants Forces and magnets Computing Drawing and Desktop Internet Research and Presentation Skills Online Safety Word Processing Programming Turtle Logo Publishing Communication and Scratch PSHE / RSE Physical health Respecting Families and and Safe relationships ourselves and Belonging to a Media literacy and Money Growing and friendships Mental Keeping safe others community digital resilience and work changing wellbeing RE L2.7 What does it mean to be a Christian in Britain L2.1 What do different L2.5 What are festivals L2.4 Why do people pray? L2.2 Why is the Article 14 today? people believe about important to religious Bible important for You have the God? communities? Christians today? right to choose Christian focus and Easter focus possibly an your own religion either or both Hindus RE week and beliefs and Muslims MFL Moi Les coulers La jungle Tutti frutti Vive le sport La Meteo Equal Activities: Raising money for people less fortunate; Activities: Listen to and apprise music from Activities: Diversity and equality in sport- promote opportunities Find out about the work of a local Foodbank. around the world; discuss how music is an female and Paralympic athletes Football initiative Article 30 Books: Last Stop on Market Street; Those Shoes; international language and brings people together. Show racism the red card You have the Books: Little Granny Quarterback; The Basket Ball; right to practice Jessica Ennis-Hill: Champion Athlete your own culture, language and religion - or any you choose. Cultural keys Democracy – voting for Church visit Christmas A day without Local walk – stop, look What is a good friend? Countries, capital school Council service electricity. and listen. Use a zebra Good sportsmanship and flags-Europe Coughs, sneezes and nose Birthday and addresses Tie shoelaces. crossing. Crossing a Football blowing + hand washing Democracy – voting for road safely Eco School rep – link Table manners and general election etiquette – Mad Hatters tea party SMSC Harvest – Collection for Spiritual- Christingle Moral – recognise the Appreciation of the Cultural-Olympics Mediterranean Day food bank Democracy – link difference between local area Moral- Football initiative – children come Show racism the red card
right and wrong + Social- tea party + dressed as a consequences manners see above- country - food
Allotted Time Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 English units Escape from Pompeii – The Incredible Book The Pied Piper – Egyptian Cinderella – The Promise – Nicola The Wind in the Christina Ballit Eating Boy – Oliver Michael Morpurgo Shirley Climo Davies Willows – Kenneth Jeffers Grahame Poetry Reading Reading Reading Fire poetry Poetry The Pied Piper – Robert Core text The Dancing Bear – Poetry Reading Poet study – class Browning Charles Causley The River – Valerie Bush Fire – Jacky Kay choice based on core Traditional stories Bloom Escape from Pompeii text. The Pied Piper Reading Non-fiction books on Reading Information books on The Wind in the the Romans. Books linked to core to Ancient Egypt. Willows introduce a wider Local reports, archive range. information, leaflets. Non-fiction on digestive system. Maths WRM WRM WRM WRM WRM WRM Y4 Number: Place value Measurement: Length Number: Multiplication Number: Fractions Number: Decimals Statistics Number: Addition and and perimeter and division Number: Decimals Measurement: Money Geometry: Properties subtraction Number: Multiplication Measurement: Area Consolidate and Assess Measurement: Time of shape and division Number: Fractions Geometry: Position and Consolidate and Assess direction Consolidate and Assess Learning Challenges Where would you Why were the Norman Why were the Romans so powerful and what did Why is X such a cool Who were the early History/Geograp choose to build a city? castles certainly not we learn from them? place to live? lawmakers? hy bouncy? Key areas History Geography Geography History History Use of IT Sketch books Knowledge Can they present a collection of their work on a Can they use their sketch books to express their Can they experiment with different styles which slide show? feelings about various subjects and outline likes artists have used? Can they create a piece of art work which includes and dislikes? Can they explain art from other periods of history? Art the integration of digital images they have taken? Can they produce a montage all about Can they combine graphics and text based on their themselves? research? Do they use their sketch books to adapt and improve their original ideas?
Do they keep notes about the purpose of their work in their sketch books? 3D/ Textiles Printing Painting Collage Drawing Do they experiment Can they print using at Can they create all the Can they use ceramic Can they begin to show with and combine least four colours? colours they need? mosaic? facial expressions and materials and processes Can they create an Can they create mood Can they combine body language in their to design and make 3D accurate print design? in their paintings? visual and tactile sketches? form? Can they print onto Do they successfully qualities? Can they identify and Can they begin to sculpt different materials? use shading to create (BAYEAUX TAPESTRY TO draw simple objects, clay and other (LINK TO RE – mood and feeling? INSPIRE COLLAGE OF and use marks and lines mouldable materials? HINDUISM – Hindu art (PAINTING LOCATIONS LIFE TODAY) to produce texture? Can they use early patterns) IN THE CHOSEN CITY- Can they organise line, textile and sewing skills York artist Mark tone, shape and colour as part of a project? Braithwaite to represent figures and (DESIGN AND MAKE forms in movement? ROMAN WEAPONS, Can they show ARMOUR ETC) reflections? Can they explain why they have chosen specific materials to draw with? (DRAW HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT – look at artist Stephen Wiltshire) Developing, planning and communicating ideas Working with tools, equipment, materials and Evaluating processes and products Can they come up with at least one idea about components to make quality products Have they thought of how they will check if their how to create their product? Can they tell if their finished product is going to be design is successful? Do they take account of the ideas of others when good quality? Can they begin to explain how they can improve designing? Are they conscience of the need to produce their original design? DT Can they produce a plan and explain it to others? something that will be liked by others? Can they evaluate their product, thinking of both Can they suggest some improvements and say Can they show a good level of expertise when appearance and the way it works? what was good and not so good about their using a range of tools and equipment? Do they take time to consider how they could original design? Do they work at their product even though their have made their idea better? original idea might not have worked? Cooking and nutrition Stiff and flexible sheet Textiles Mouldable materials Electrical and Do they know what to materials Do they think what the Can they use a range of mechanical do to be hygienic and Can they measure user would want when advanced techniques to components safe? carefully to make sure choosing textiles? shape and mould? Can they add things to Have they thought they have not made their circuits? what they can do to mistakes?
present their product in How have they Have they thought Do they use finishing How have they altered an interesting way? attempted to make about how to make techniques, showing an their product after (DESIGN AND PREPARE their product strong? their product strong? awareness of audience? checking it? A ROMAN BANQUET, (DESIGN AND MAKE Can they devise a (CLAY PLAQUE – Are they confident BAKE BREAD ETC) ROMAN WEAPONS, template? NORMAN CASTLES) about trying out new ARMOUR ETC) Can they explain how to and different ideas? join things in a different (Design and make a way? torch to survive a day without electricity) Performing arts Mamma mia Glockenspiel stage2 Stop! Lean on me Blackbird Reflect, rewind and Charanga replay Invasion games Gymnastics Dance Net & wall games Striking and fielding Athletics PE games PE Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 (Real PE) Animals including humans Sound Science Electricity All living things States of matter Scratch: Questions and Word Processing Online Safety Programming Turtle Logo Animation Computing Quizzes Families and Physical health friendships Respecting and Belonging to a Media literacy and Money Growing and PSHE/RSE Safe relationships ourselves and community digital resilience and work Mental wellbeing changing Keeping safe others RE L2.3 Why is Jesus L2.6 Why do some L2.8 What does it mean to be Hindu in Britain L2.5 Why are festivals L2.9 What can we learn Article 14 inspiring to some people think that life is today? important to religious from religions about You have the people? like a journey and what communities? deciding what is right right to choose significant experiences Eid focus possibly an RE and wrong? your own religion mark this? week and beliefs MFL Les monstres Le calendrier des fetes Les animaux Au marche Je suis le musicien A la mode Equal Activities: Children use discussion about Boudicca Activities: Possible visit to Hindu temple Activities: Children work to raise money to Opportunities (female warrior) to lead to discussions about Books: Something Happened in Our Town support local Foodbank; Article 30 gender equality. https://www.theguardian.com/teacher- You have the Books: Bill’s New Frock, Anne Fine network/2015/jan/28/teach-students-equality- right to practice smarties your own culture, Books: Where Will I Live?
language and religion - or any you choose. Manners Spread of germs – flu Outdoor pursuits – Y4 Outdoor pursuits – Y4 Learn countries/flags - Recycling and re-use – Crossing a road safely vaccination residential. residential link to sporting looking after our (Go Smarter) Eco-schools elections – Organising possessions. Organising events/World Cup etc environment. School council elections listening to Appropriate dressing possessions. presentations/appropri for weather. Appropriate dressing Sportsmanship – link to Ethos of the Olympic Curriculum keys ate ways of speaking. - Manners when eating for weather Sports Day. games. link to general election Manners when eating and democracy Spiritual – Christianity Spiritual – Christingle Moral – understand the Moral – understand the Being proud of Discussions surrounding SMSC consequences of consequences of achievements – link to right/wrong (laws) behaviour and actions behaviour and actions end of year reports etc
Allotted Time Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 The Man who Walked Journey to Jo’burg – The Lady of Shalott – Beowulf _Michael Leon and the Place The Nowhere Between the Towers – Beverley Naidoo Alfred Lord Tennyson Morpurgo Between – Grahame Emporium – Ross Mordecai Gerstein Baker-Smith Mackenzie Poetry Reading Poetry Poetry S is for South Africa – The Lady of Shallot, Kennings Poetry Poetry If – Rudyard Kipling Beverley Naidoo King Arthur stories Reading The Magic Box – Kit Poet study – Brian Reading Reading Non-fiction on Anglo- Beowulf Wright Patten English units The Man Who Walked Journey to Jo’burg saxons Non-fiction on Vikings. Reading Reading Between the Towers A Long Walk to Letter, setting Diary entry Leon and the Place The Nowhere Newspaper reports, Freedom – children’s description Extended story Between Emporium interviews of Phillipe version Nelson kenning Non-fiction on earth Petit. Mandela and space, current Diary Current reports as reports on space Setting descriptiom appropriate. exploration. 1 Place value 1 statistics 1 Multiplication and 1 Fractions 1 consolidate 1 geometry: properties 2 Place value division 2 fractions 2 decimals of shape Y5 3 Place value 2 Multiplication & 2 Multiplication and 3 fractions 3 decimals 2 geometry: position Division division 4 decimals and direction 4 Addition and 3 Multiplication and 3 Multiplication and 4 Number: decimals 5 geometry:properties 3 geometry: position Subtraction, including division division and percentages of shape and direction problems 4 Multiplication and 5 number: decimals and 6 geometry: properties 4 measurement: 5 Addition and division 4 fractions percentages of shape converting units Maths Subtraction, 5 fractions 5 measurement: 5 measurement: 6 fractions 6 assess and converting units 6 Statistics perimeter and area consolidate 6 volume 6 Measurement: perimeter and area Consolidate and assess Consolidate and assess How can we re-discover the wonders of Ancient Learning Egypt? (history) - 1st half term Challenges How has Nelson What’s special about History/Geograp Mandela helped to stop Were the Anglo Saxons really smashing? the USA? Where in the World are we now? (geography hy discrimination? suggestions from the nowhere Emporium)
Key areas Geography History Geography History History Use of IT Sketch books Knowledge Can they create a piece of art work which includes Do they keep notes in their sketch books as to how Can they experiment with different styles which the integration of digital images they have taken? they might develop their work further? artists have used? Can they combine graphics and text based on their Do they use their sketch books to compare and Do they learn about the work of others by looking research? discuss ideas with others? at their work in books, the Internet, visits to Art Can they scan images and take digital photos, and galleries and other sources of information? use software to alter them, adapt them and create work with meaning? Can they create digital images with animation, video and sound to communicate their ideas? Drawing Painting 3D/ Textiles Printing Collage Can they identify and Can they create a range Do they experiment with and combine materials Can they print using a Can they use ceramic draw simple objects, of moods in their and processes to design and make 3D form? number of colours? mosaic to produce a and use marks and lines paintings? Can they sculpt clay and other mouldable Can they create an piece of art? to produce texture? Can they express their materials? accurate print design Can they combine Do they successfully emotions accurately Can they use textile and sewing skills as part of a that meets a given visual and tactile use shading to create through their painting project, e.g. hanging, textile book, etc.? This could criteria? qualities to express mood and feeling? and sketches? include running stitch, cross stitch, backstitch, Can they print onto mood and emotion? Can they organise line, See USA artists work appliqué and/or embroidery. different materials? tone, shape and colour Use painting as an inspiration – banners? Collage places visited in to represent figures and Printing Egyptian Class book – ‘montage’ forms in movement? Create a textile banner – lady of Shallot heiroglyphs of places Can they show Clay – making canopic reflections? jars Can they explain why they have chosen specific materials to draw with? Whole term: American artists: Warhol , Georgia O’Keefe Developing, planning and communicating ideas Working with tools, equipment, materials and Evaluating processes and products Can they come up with a range of ideas after they components to make quality products Do they keep checking that their design is the best DT have collected information? Can they explain why their finished product is it can be? Do they take a user’s view into account when going to be of good quality? Do they check whether anything could be designing? improved?
Can they produce a detailed step-by-step plan? Can they explain how their product will appeal to Can they evaluate appearance and function Can they suggest some alternative plans and say the audience? against the original criteria? what the good points and drawbacks are about Can they use a range of tools and equipment each? expertly? Do they persevere through different stages of the making process? Cooking and nutrition Stiff and flexible sheet Textiles Electrical and mechanical components Can they describe what materials Do they think what the user would want when Can they incorporate a switch into their product? they do to be both Are their choosing textiles? Can they refine their product after testing it? hygienic and safe? measurements How have they made their product attractive and Can they incorporate hydraulics and pneumatics? How have they accurate enough to strong? presented their product ensure that everything Can they make up a prototype first? well? is precise? Can they use a range of joining techniques? How have they ensured that their product is strong and fit for purpose? – making a moving toy Livin’ on a prayer Classroom Jazz 1 Make you feel my love The Fresh prince of Bel Dancing in the street Reflect, rewind and Music associated with Perform Christmas Air replay Performing arts USA songs Charanga ‘Thus Ole Hammer’ Music from South round Africa – Graceland, Ladysmith Black Mambzo Invasion games Athletics/ Dance/Gymnastics Net & wall games Striking and fielding Athletics PE Personal Challenge games PE Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 (Real PE) Earth and space – How How can we create new Where n the world? Forces - how do tight- Is it magic? Science does the night sky look plants? Animals, including rope walkers balance? Properties and changes of materials from jo-burg? All living things humans Flow Charts Internet Research and Modelling: SketchUp Online Safety 3D Scratch 3.0 Developing Using and Applying Computing Interactive Stories Webpage Design Games Skills Physical Respecting Media literacy health and Families and Belonging to a Money Growing and PSHE / RSE Safe relationships ourselves and and Mental Keeping safe friendships community and work changing others digital resilience wellbeing U2.1 Why do some U2.4 If God is U2.2 What would Jesus do? (Can we live by the U2.6 What does it mean to be a Muslim in Britain RE people think God everywhere, why go to values of Jesus in the twenty-first century) today? Article 14 exists? a place of worship?
You have the Possible RE week or right to choose fortnight with a focus your own religion on a visit to the church and beliefs and the mandir MFL Ma famille On fait la fete Cher Zoo Le petit dejeuner Vive le temps libre A la plage Equal Link to USA and SA Activities: With link to The Lady of Shallot children Activities: Link to Science topic, look at female Opportunities Learn about Black Lives Matter movement and look at role of women in traditional tales and astronauts and other people who have defied Article 30 discuss how this affects us in UK (Use news consider whether this has changed in more recent ‘gender stereotypes’ when it comes to their jobs. You have the sources such as Newsround) stories (use art – the ‘guilded cage’ idea) Books: The Turbulent Term of Tyke Tyler; A Galaxy right to practice Books: long walk to freedom Books: taditional stories such as Rapunzel, of Her Own your own culture, Rumplestiltskin etc language and religion - or any you choose. A Day without Transport choices - eco Grow plants to sell (use visit an art gallery Visit to life centre - Visit to the coast – electricity Christmas feed a family greenhouse) space beach and water safety Curriculum keys Eco-schools elections Wellbeing and mental kindness Equal opportunities, Caring for living things Pride in ourselves Being a good role SMSC health celebrating differences model
Allotted Time Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring Summer 1 Summer 2 Private Peaceful – Michael Morpurgo Wonder – J. P. Palacio The Spider and the Fly Reading focus – Mary Howitt and Class novel Macbeth - Shakespeare Tony Di Terlizzi Reading Writing focus Wonder Poetry Poetry week: Personification poems (linked to High quality shorter texts/extracts to support Macbeth – Reading World Poetry day) teaching of exam skills Shakespearean blank Core Text verse Reading Poetry Macbeth Body Talk – Benjamin Zephaniah English units Tales from the Arabian Nights Y6 Poetry The Door – Miroslav Holub Reading Tales from the Arabian Nights Number: Place value, including decimals Number: Decimals Statistics Number: Addition & Subtraction Number: Percentages Geometry: Properties of shape Multiplication & Division Number: Algebra Number: Fractions Measurement: Converting units Consolidation and themed projects Geometry: 2D and 3D shape) Measurement: Perimeter, area and volume Maths Number: Ratio Geometry: Consolidate and assess Position and direction Consolidate and assess
Learning Rivers: Map reading: Challenges Would you have been persuaded to fight in World Who were the Mayans and what have we learnt Will you ever see the I’m a Year 6 pupil can History/Geograp War One? from them? water you drink again? you get me out of here? hy Key areas History History Geography Geography Use of IT Sketch books Knowledge Do they use software packages to create pieces of Do their sketch books contain detailed notes, and Can they make a record about the styles and digital art to design. quotes explaining about items? qualities in their work? Can they create a piece of art which can be used Do they compare their methods to those of others Can they say what their work is influenced by? as part of a wider presentation? and keep notes in their sketch books? Can they include technical aspects in their work, Art Do they combine graphics and text based research e.g. architectural design? of commercial design, for example magazines etc., to influence the layout of their sketch books. Do they adapt and refine their work to reflect its meaning and purpose, keeping notes and annotations in their sketch books Drawing Painting Printing 3D / Textiles Collage Do their sketches Can they explain what Can they overprint Can they create models Can they justify the materials they have chosen? communicate emotions their own style is? using different colours? on a range of scales? Can they combine pattern, tone and shape? and a sense of self with Can they use a wide Do they look very Can they create work accuracy and range of techniques in carefully at the which is open to imagination? their work? methods they use and interpretation by the Can they explain why Can they explain why make decisions about audience? they have combined they have chosen the effectiveness of Can they include both different tools to create specific painting their printing methods? visual and tactile their drawings? techniques? elements in their work? Can they explain why they have chosen specific drawing techniques? Developing, planning and communicating ideas Evaluating processes and products Can they use a range of information to inform How well do they test and evaluate their final their design? product? Working with tools, equipment, materials and Can they use market research to inform plans? Is it fit for purpose? components to make quality products Can they work within constraints? What would improve it? DT Can they use tools and materials precisely? Can they follow and refine their plan if necessary? Would different resources have improved their Do they change the way they are working if Can they justify their plan to someone else? product? needed? Do they consider culture and society in their Would they need more or different information to designs? make it even better? Does their product meet all design criteria?
Did they consider the use of the product when selecting materials? Cooking and nutrition Stiff and flexible sheet Electrical and Can they explain how Textiles materials mechanical their product should be Have they thought Can they justify why components stored with reasons? about how their they selected specific Can they use different Mouldable materials Can they set out to product could be sold? materials? kinds of circuit in their Can they justify why the chosen material was the grow their own Have they given How have they ensured product? best for the task? products with a view to considered thought that their work is Can they think of ways Can they justify design in relation to the audience? making a salad, taking about what would precise and accurate? in which adding a account of time improve their product Can they hide joints so circuit would improve required to grow even more? as to improve the look their product? different foods? of their product? Performing arts Happy Classroom jazz 2 A New Year Carol New Unit You’ve got a friend Reflect, rewind and Charanga replay Invasion games Athletics/ Dance/Gymnastics Net & wall games Striking and fielding Athletics PE Personal Challenge games PE Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 Unit 6 (Real PE) Light Evolution and Science Electricity All living things Animals, including humans inheritance Spreadsheets Kodu Programming Film-Making Online Safety Scratch- Animated Computing Stories Physical health Respecting and Belonging to a Media literacy and Money Growing and PSHE /RE Families and Safe relationships ourselves and Keeping safe community digital resilience and work Mental wellbeing changing friendships others RE U2.5 is it better to U2.8 What difference U2.7 What matters most to Christians and U2.3 What do religions Article 14 express your beliefs in does it make to believe Humanists? say to us when life gets You have the arts and architecture or in Ahisma, Grace and / hard? right to choose in charity and or Ummah? your own religion generosity? and beliefs MFL Les portraits Les cadeaux Le carnival des animaux Au cafe Tour de France Destinations Equal Activities: Holocaust activities – link to events Activities: Career day (ensure a range of Opportunities happening in modern day; discussion can people professions are represented by different genders) Article 30 from different faiths/races be friends? Historical women You have the Books: The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas Books: Girls are Best Sandi Toksvig; Forensics Cool right to practice Women who Investigate;
your own culture, language and religion - or any you choose. Tolerance Spending money in gift Team work Keeping healthy Road Safety Tying a tie (secondary Cultural keys shop Dealing with Peer practice) Pressure Differences in Remembrance Day How other cultures live Endangered species SAT- coping with stress Leaving school SMSC race/religion Dictators/democracy causing conflict with etc progress
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