January 2022 - July 2022 - YEAR 6 WOODHALL PRIMARY SCHOOL
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January 2022 - July 2022
YEAR 6
WOODHALL PRIMARY SCHOOL
Unity Schools Partnership Long Term Plan UNITY September 2021 – July 2022 © 2021 Unity Schools PartnershipYear 6 2021 – 2022 curriculum content on a page
Autumn 2021 Spring 2022 Summer 2022
CUSP Reading • Pig Heart Boy • Skellig
• All Aboard the Empire Windrush • How to Live Forever • A Carol From Flanders – Frederick Niven
• The Island • Rooftoppers • Dare to be You
• Intro to Dickens – Oliver Twist • The Listeners – Walter de la Mare • Shakespeare’s Sonnets: – Sonnet 27
CUSP Writing
Introduce = green (Block A) • Explanatory texts – builds on CUSP
Revisit = orange (Block B) Circulatory system • Extended third person narrative
• Autobiography – builds on CUSP famous • Autobiography – builds on CUSP (adventure stories)
naturalists sporting heroes • Newspaper report – builds on CUSP
• First person stories with a moral. • Extended third person narrative conflict and peace
• Poems that create images and explore (adventure stories) – builds on • Poems that create images and explore
vocabulary (War poetry) – Remembrance CUSP Disaster stories vocabulary – builds on CUSP conflict and
• Discursive writing and speeches – builds on • Newspaper report – builds on CUSP peace
CUSP Study of Europe natural disasters / Bletchley Park • Discursive writing and speeches.
• Explanatory text – builds on CUSP
Computing. • Shakespeare (Sonnets)
phenomena of light • First person stories with a moral
• Shakespeare (Sonnets).
Maths
See separate schemes – Maths Mastery overview
CUSP Art and Design
• Drawing • Printmaking and textiles • NEW module
• Painting and collage • 3D • NEW module
•
Computing (Kapow)
• Online safety • Bletchley Park 2 • Big data 1 or 2
• Bletchley Park 1 • Intro to Python • Skills showcase
Design and Technology (Kapow)
• Food and nutrition • Food and nutrition • Electrical systems
• Mechanisms • Structures • Textiles
CUSP Geography
• Comparison study – UK, Europe and North or • Physical processes: Earthquakes, • Settlements
South America mountains and volcanoes • NEW Maps and orienteering
CUSP History
• Windrush generation • Beyond 1066 • NEW – Local History Study
o 5 significant monarchs
or…
o The Battle of Britain (NEW)
Music Music Music
• See separate scheme overview • •
MfL MfL MfL
• See separate scheme overview
PE PE PE
• See separate scheme overview • •
PSHE PSHE PSHE
• See separate scheme overview • •
Discovery RE
• Islam - Beliefs and Practices • Christianity – Beliefs and meaning • Islam - Beliefs and moral values
• Christianity - Christmas • Christianity - Easter
CUSP Science
• Living things and their habitats • Animals, including humans • Electricity
• Light • Animals, including humans (water • Evolution and inheritance
transport)
Suggested Sequence
YEAR 6 Autumn 2021 Weekly Science
Comparison study – UK, Europe and North or South America
Who was the scientist Carl
thing
Livin
Cycl
e1
6/9 Geography
g
Linnaeus and what did he do?
Unity Schools Partnership Long Term Plan UNITY September 2021 – July 2022 © 2021 Unity Schools PartnershipArt Drawing
Windrush generation
History
13/9 How do we classify vertebrates?
Drawing
Art
Online safety
Computing How do we classify invertebrates
20/9
Drawing we know?
Art
Comparison study – UK, Europe and North or South America
Geography How do we classify invertebrates
27/9 we don’t know? (Sponges, Jellyfish
Structures - playgrounds and Flatworms)
DT
Windrush generation
How do we classify invertebrates
History we don’t know? (Starfish and Sea
4/10
Structures - playgrounds urchins, Crustacea and
DT Myriapoda)
Online safety
Computing Apply it: what animals can I
11/10 classify? What animals and plants
Structures - playgrounds exist in my local environment?
DT
Use these flexible blocks to enrich the curriculum.
18/10 The time can be allocated to any term you choose, for example you could use it to support local mapwork,
science fieldwork or museum visits.
25/10 Half Term
Comparison study – UK, Europe and North or South America
1/11 Geography
How does light travel?
Painting and collage
Art
Windrush generation
History
8/11 What colour is light made of?
Painting and collage
Art
Bletchley Park 1
Computing
Cycle 2
15/11 Reflection - how does light help us
to see objects?
Painting and collage
Art
Comparison study – UK, Europe and North or South America
22/11 Geography Which surfaces make the best
Light
reflectors?
Mechanical – Automata toys
DT
Windrush generation
29/11 History Why do we see objects as a
Mechanical – Automata toys particular colour?
DT
Bletchley Park 1
Computing What happens to the appearance
6/12
of objects when placed in water?
DT Mechanical – Automata toys
Use these flexible blocks to enrich the curriculum.
13/12 The time can be allocated to any term you choose, for example you could use it to support local mapwork,
science fieldwork or museum visits.
20/12 Christmas break
YEAR 6 Spring 2022 Weekly Science
Physical processes: earthquakes, mountains and volcanoes
What is blood made of and
Anim
ding
Cycl
inclu
e3
als,
3/1 Geography
why do we need it?
Unity Schools Partnership Long Term Plan UNITY September 2021 – July 2022 © 2021 Unity Schools PartnershipArt Printmaking and textiles
Physical processes: earthquakes, mountains and volcanoes
Geography Why do our bodies need
10/1 nutrients and how are they
Printmaking and textiles transported?
Art
Beyond 1066 – 5 significant monarchs or The Battle of Britain (NEW)
History
17/1 What is our circulatory system?
Printmaking and textiles
Art
Beyond 1066 – 5 significant monarchs or The Battle of Britain (NEW)
History What is our heart like inside?
24/1
Food and nutrition How does it work?
DT
Bletchley Park 2
Computing Who influenced what we know
31/1
Food and nutrition about our circulatory system?
DT
Bletchley Park 2
Computing
What can we do to keep
7/2
Food and nutrition healthy?
DT
Physical processes: earthquakes, mountains and volcanoes
Present and explain what we
Geography know about the circulatory
14/2
Printmaking and textiles system, nutrients and keeping
Art healthy
21/2 Half term
Physical processes: earthquakes, mountains and volcanoes
Geography
28/2
3 Printmaking and textiles
Art
Beyond 1066 – 5 significant monarchs or The Battle of Britain (NEW)
History
7/3
Cycle 4
Printmaking and textiles
Art
Beyond 1066 – 5 significant monarchs or The Battle of Britain (NEW)
Remember circulation and
History digestion: how are these two
14/3
Structures systems connected?
DT
Intro to Python
Animals, including humans
Computing Where are the kidneys and
21/3
Structures what do they do?
DT
Intro to Python
Computing How do kidneys keep us
28/3
Structures healthy?
DT
Use these flexible blocks to enrich the curriculum.
4/4 The time can be allocated to any term you choose, for example you could use it to support local
mapwork, science fieldwork or museum visits.
Easter break
YEAR 6 Summer 2022 Weekly Science
Settlements and relationships
Electricity
Geography
Cycle 5
What is electricity? How does it
25/4
work?
Art New module
Unity Schools Partnership Long Term Plan UNITY September 2021 – July 2022 © 2021 Unity Schools PartnershipSettlements and relationships
Geography What are the components in a
2/5
New module series circuit?
Art
NEW - Local History Study
History
9/5 SATS Week
Art New module
NEW - Local History Study
History What are the effects and
16/5 consequences of changing circuit
Electrical systems components and batteries?
DT
Big data 1 or 2
Computing
23/5
Electrical systems
DT
30/5 Half Term
Big data 1 or 2
Computing How have living things changed
6/6
Electrical systems over time? How do we know?
DT
Settlements and relationships
Geography How has life evolved over
13/6
School study or revisit a module to sophisticate / elaborate time?
Art
Settlements and relationships
Geography What is DNA and what does it
20/6
School study or revisit a module to sophisticate / elaborate do? Working scientifically
Evolution and inheritance
Art
NEW - Local History Study
27/6 History Are all offspring identical to their
School study or revisit a module to sophisticate / elaborate parents?
Art Cycle 6
NEW - Local History Study
History Darwin and Wallace – what
4/7 evidence did they share to
Textiles argue the case for evolution?
DT
Skills showcase
Computing Survival of the fittest - how have
11/7 animals adapted and evolved to
Textiles suit their environment?
DT
Skills showcase
Computing
18/7
Textiles
DT
22/7 Summer break
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