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Tauheedul Islam Boys’ High School Year 7 Curriculum Booklet 2020‐2021
CONTENTS Introduction o English o Mathematics o Science o Geography o History o Religious Education o Arabic o French o Urdu o Computing o Art o Drama o Engineering Design o PE Please note the long term plans are subject to change
Introduction Our aim at Tauheedul Islam Boys High Scool is simple – we want to provide the best possible education for you in the most secure Islamic environment. We will help you to achieve your goals, dreams and ambitions. In return we want you to turn up every day, on time and with the right attitude to aim for the best possible standards in your studies; both at home and in school, as well as work to your full potential in all your subjects. STAR targets require all students to make at least one level of progress from KS2 to KS4 above the national average. Star expected progress means you will make more progress than 90% of students at other schools; pupils achieving a score of 95 or above in reading and 102 or above in maths by the end of KS2 (year 6) are expected to achieve at least a grade 6 at GCSE (year 10 or year 11). This Curriculum Guidance section shows how you will make this progress through the learning journey you will undertake in each of your subjects. It will also be used to record your results and targets for improvement after every assessment. If, for any reason, you fall behind in your studies, we will ensure you catch up through intervention and revision sessions; you simply need to turn up on time, ready to learn.
ENGLISH: LONG TERM PLAN ‐YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) KEY CONCEPTS Reading: Fiction Reading – Fiction Writing: Spy Fiction Non Fiction Reading: Non‐ NF Writing: Non‐Fiction NF Writing: Unseen Poetry Fiction Reading and Non‐ Spy Fiction Heroes (5) (5) Assessment ‐ Fiction Fiction Reading skills (5) Writing in Gothic (5) Skills Assessment‐ response to Fiction Writing: Assessment‐ Reading‐ Writing AO5, AO6 Speaking & Listening (1) Descriptive / Travel writing Unseen Poetry + a Non‐Fiction Shakespeare: Romeo & Fiction‐ text piece Assessment ‐ Non‐ writing task Writing Juliet (4) Smart skills for Writing Review Writing – Fiction Writing Reading and Writing (3) Spoken Word – Speech writing : Speaking & Listening (1) THEMES Fiction Fiction writing Non‐ Fiction Reading Non‐fiction Writing Poetry writing non‐ fiction Shakespeare: ‘Romeo and texts. Juliet’ SPEAKING AND Use of standard English Discussion Presentation LISTENING whole school focus SPIRITUAL, MORAL, SOCIAL Values, perspectives‐ explored through “Stormbreaker” Helping others Social and cultural context – Romeo and Juliet AND CULTURAL (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) Inference skills, Writer’s Assessment ‐ Non Fiction Assessment‐ Fiction Writing Assessment Non‐Fiction End of Year exam. Speaking and viewpoint Writing Reading Assessment‐ response to Unseen Listening ‐Talking within KEY ASSESSMENT FOCUSES, Poetry + a Non Fiction writing role‐ play and drama. SUGGESTED ASSESSMENTS task AND FEEDBACK WEEK Use of glossary and spelling tests (key words on medium term plans) for teaching spelling and vocabulary. Bedrock vocabulary Websites that can help my learning: : http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/ks3bitesize/english/, http://www.englishbiz.co.uk/, www.bbc.co.uk/news http://www.channel4learning.com/support/websites/english.html, http://www.channel4learning.com/sites/waywithwords/index.html, http://www.mrmen.com/ Visits to places that can help my learning: Plays – theatre, sports games, local events, poetry performances
MATHEMATICS: LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) KEY CONCEPTS Building number Number Geometry Fractions Algebra Ratio & Proportion skills Probability and Statistics THEMES/ Place value Multiplication Angles Equivalent Fractions Simplifying Expressions Simplifying ratios TOPICS Negatives Division 2D shapes Ordering fractions Substitution Proportionality Addition Factors & Enlargement & Scale Adding & subtracting Sequences Percentages Subtraction Multiples factor Equations Rounding Area Powers & roots SPEAKING AND Group Discussion In Role Presentation LISTENING whole school focus SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Patterns in Nature and Pythagoras Probability and gambling Symmetry and the golden ratio SOCIAL AND CULTURAL (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) KEY ASSESSMENT Each of the end of term Assessments will assess the Higher level topics taught from MOCK END OF YEAR EXAM and END OF YEAR FOCUSES, SUGGESTED September. The demand and scope of the end of term Assessments will increase as EXAM ASSESSMENTS AND the course progresses. Structure: Paper 1 Non‐calculator. Structure: Paper 1 Non‐calculator Paper 2‐ FEEDBACK WEEK Paper 2 Calculator Pupil Self‐Assessment. Feedback and targets during post‐half term Calculator Pupil Self‐Assessment Feedback and week. targets during post‐half term week. Websites that can help my learning: www. studymaths.co.uk, www.bbc.co.uk/schools/gcsebitesize/maths, www.nrich.maths.org.uk, www.uk.ixl.com, www.ricksmath.com, www.aamath.com, www.mathsisfun.com www.hegartymaths.com and https://corbettmaths.com/ Visits to places that can help my learning: Churches and Mosques, Mathematics exhibitions in Museums, Mathematics Conferences, Bletchley Park, National Space Centre, Manchester School of Architecture.
SCIENCE: LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Scientific thinking Applications and Scientific thinking Applications and Scientific thinking Applications and KEY CONCEPTS Implications of Science Implications of Science Implications of Enquiry skills Enquiry skills Enquiry skills Science Cells Food and Nutrition Reproduction Muscles and Bones Eco System 8A Food & Digestion Energ Mixtures and Separating Acids and Alkalis Atoms and Elements Periodic Table 8E Combustion THEMES/ TOPICS Particles Current Electricity Forces Sound 8I Fluids Revision End of Year Test SPEAKING AND Group discussion In Role Presentation LISTENING whole school focus SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Allah’s Creation: Small and Big Muslim Scientists Looking after Allah’s’ Creation SOCIAL AND CULTURAL (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) Focus: Biology Focus: Chemistry Focus: Physics Focus: Physics Focus: Biology, Chemistry and Physics Assessed Classwork 1/2 Assessed Classwork 1/2 Assessed Classwork 1/2 Assessed Classwork 1/2 Assessed Classwork 1/2 KEY ASSESSMENT FOCUSES, SUGGESTED End of unit summative End of unit summative End of unit summative End of unit summative End of unit summative test ASSESSMENTS AND tests tests tests test FEEDBACK WEEK Presentation: animal or plant adaptations. Websites that can help my learning: www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/, http://links4science.blogspot.co.uk/, www.s‐cool.co.uk/ Visits to places that can help my learning: MOSI (Museum of Science and Industry), Jodrell Bank Discovery Centre
GEOGRAPHY: LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) 1.1 Place 1.1 Place 1.1 Place 1.1 Place 1.1 Place 1.1 Place 1.2 Space 1.2 Space 1.2 Space 1.2 Space 1.2 Space 1.2 Space 1.3 Scale 1.3 Scale 1.3 Scale 1.3 Scale 1.3 Scale 1.3 Scale 1.6 Environmental 1.4 Interdependence 1.4 1.4 Interdependence 1.4 Interdependence 1.4 interaction and 1.5 Physical and human Interdependence 1.5 Physical and 1.5 Physical and Interdependence sustainable processes 1.5 Physical and human processes human processes 1.5 Physical and KEY CONCEPTS development 1.6 Environmental human processes 1.6 Environmental 1.6 Environmental human processes 1.7 Cultural interaction and 1.6 Environmental interaction and interaction and 1.7 Cultural understanding and sustainable interaction and sustainable sustainable understanding and diversity development sustainable development development diversity 1.7 Cultural development 1.7 Cultural 1.7 Cultural understanding and 1.7 Cultural understanding and understanding and diversity understanding diversity diversity and diversity THEMES/ Map Skills Ecosystems Urbanisation Rivers Rio De Janeiro Rio De Janeiro TOPICS SPEAKING AND Use of Standard English Discussion Presentation LISTENING whole school focus SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Skill of Knowledge, interdependence. National Pride, The modern world Study of culture SOCIAL AND CULTURAL around us. (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) KEY ASSESSMENT End of unit test on End of unit test on map End of unit test on End of unit test on End of Year exam Project work. FOCUSES, SUGGESTED Map skills skills and ecosystems map skills, map skills, covering all topics ASSESSMENTS AND ecosystems and ecosystems, FEEDBACK WEEK urbanisation urbanization and Use of glossary and spelling tests (key words on medium term plans) for teaching spelling and vocabulary. Websites that can help my learning: www.geography.learnontheinternet.co.uk/ks3/index.html; www.georesources.co.uk; www.bbc.co.uk/schools/bitesize/geography/ Visits to places that can help my learning: The Local area (settlement), Any sporting venue (sport)
HISTORY LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Chronology Cause and Cultural, ethnic and Cultural, ethnic and Change and continuity Change and continuity KEY CONCEPTS Change and continuity consequence religious religious Knowledge and Knowledge and Change and continuity significance significance understanding understanding Anglo‐Saxon Invasion 1066 (William the Evolution of castles in Religion in Medieval What was everyday Origins – of the of Britain with conqueror, castles, the medieval period ‐ England life like in Medieval Tudors investigation on domesday book etc.) architecture and State and Society in England? Tudor life Medieval Britain Tudor warfare THEMES/ Tollund Man: design Aims TOPICS Why they came? Success and failures What they changed? SPEAKING AND Use of Standard English Discussion Presentation LISTENING SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Religion and its link with power How and why people came to Britain? Development of rights SOCIAL AND CULTURAL Facing hardships (personal link) (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL Assessment –Anglo‐ Assessment – 1066 Project work. Assessment – End of year exam Project work. With KEY ASSESSMENT Saxons and the Tollund Changes to England Designing and Medieval life clear success criteria FOCUSES, man creating a castle SUGGESTED ASSESSMENTS AND FEEDBACK WEEK Use of glossary and spelling tests (key words on medium term plans) for teaching spelling and vocabulary. Websites that can help my learning: Websites that can help my learning: www.bbc.co.uk/history, britishempire.co.uk, www.tudorhistory.org, www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/islam/history, www.schoolhistory.co.uk
R.E. LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two Summer one (7) Summer two (6) (5) Believing (Religious Believing (Religious beliefs, Believing (Religious beliefs, Believing (Religious beliefs, Living (Religious Living (Religious practices beliefs, teachings, teachings, questions about teachings, questions about teachings, questions about questions about practices and ways of and ways of living; meaning, purpose & truth) meaning, purpose & truth) meaning, purpose & truth) meaning, purpose & living; questions about questions about values and KEY CONCEPTS Faith, belonging, Faith, belonging, Values and commitment, truth) Values and values and commitments) Identity, diversity and belonging commitment, diversity community and practices community and practices and belonging diversity) commitments) belonging Identity, belonging The Island The Island What does it mean to be What does it mean to What does it mean to be What does it mean to be Sikh? Christian? be Christian? Muslim? THEMES/ TOPICS SPEAKING AND Use of Standard English Discussion, Presentation, Explanation Presentation, Explanation and developed LISTENING reasons SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Rights and responsibilities Exploring different religious beliefs and Spiritual discipline SOCIAL AND CULTURAL identifying role models, making decisions (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) A. Know about and Learning about religion A. Know about and Pupils will be given End of Year EXAM RS based project understand a range of understand a range of specific assessment religions and worldviews. religions and worldviews. question which will B. Express ideas and B. Express ideas and insights be in line with End insights about the about the nature, of Year target level KEY ASSESSMENT nature, significance and significance and impact of or above. FOCUSES, SUGGESTED impact of religions and religions and worldviews. ASSESSMENTS AND worldviews. C. Gain and deploy the skills C. Gain and deploy the needed to engage seriously FEEDBACK WEEK skills needed to engage with religions and seriously with religions worldviews and worldviews Use of glossary and spelling tests (key words on medium term plans) for teaching spelling and vocabulary. Websites that can help my learning: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/websites/11_16/site/re.shtml www.reonline.org.uk/ Visits to places that can help my learning: Places of worship
LIFE SKILLS LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) KEY CONCEPTS Mental Health and Living in the wider Positive/negative Positive/negative Physical health and Healthy eating emotional wellbeing world relationships relationships fitness Managing Managing emotions emotions THEMES Life after and during Balanced diet Maintinung healthy Positive & negative lockdown Embracing diversity What is a career Healthy eating during eating influences Dealing with Human Rights Learning pathways? Ramadhaan Poor diets and health Prevent attitudes towards International Day of What is work like? Connection between risks Interfaith Harmony mental health Democracy What is enterprise? fitness and mental Week Anxiety wellbeing SPEAKING AND LISTENING Use of Standard English Discussion Presentation h l h l SPIRITUAL, MORAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL (SMSC) Keeping myself healthy & safe Healthy relationships & aspirations Keeping myself healthy & safe AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES KEY ASSESSMENT FOCUSES, SUGGESTED ASSESSMENTS AND FEEDBACK WEEK Websites that can help my learning: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/websites/11_16/site/pshe.shtml http://www.truetube.co.uk/ https://www.pshe‐association.org.uk/default.aspx
ARABIC LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Understanding Use knowledge of Understanding Use knowledge of Use knowledge of Use knowledge of spoken and grammar and spoken and grammar and grammar and grammar and written language syntax to work written syntax to work syntax to work syntax to work KEY CONCEPTS Communicating out the meaning language out the meaning out the meaning out the meaning and interacting of unfamiliar Communicating of unfamiliar of unfamiliar of unfamiliar with others language and interacting language language language with others Identity: School Out & about: My free time Identity and daily Out & about: THEMES/ introductions local area life holiday TOPICS SPEAKING AND Use of Standard English & using the Use of Standard English & using the Use of Standard English & using the LISTENING target language accurately, Question & target language accurately, Question & target language accurately, Question & whole school focus Answer, presentations Answer, presentations Answer, presentations SPIRITUAL, Importance of family ties Islam etiquette with others Developing positive attributes/character MORAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) KEY ASSESSMENT Writing on week 6 Reading and Speaking on Reading and Writing Speaking FOCUSES, Listening on week week 5 understanding / End of Year Exam on week 5 SUGGESTED 6 listening and on week 6 ASSESSMENTS AND responding FEEDBACK WEEK on week 4 Use of Quizlet App, Loom videos and reading passages to support application, synthesis and literacy www.ChildrensLibrary.org https://sites.uni.edu/becker/arabic.html
FRENCH LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Understanding Use knowledge of Understanding Use knowledge of Use knowledge of Use knowledge of spoken and grammar and spoken and grammar and grammar and grammar and written language syntax to work written syntax to work syntax to work syntax to work KEY CONCEPTS Communicating out the meaning language out the meaning out the meaning out the meaning and interacting of unfamiliar Communicating of unfamiliar of unfamiliar of unfamiliar with others language and interacting language language language with others THEMES/ (Back to school) Free time Family life Family life In class In town TOPICS SPEAKING AND Use of Standard English & using the Use of Standard English & using the Use of Standard English & using the LISTENING target language accurately, Question & target language accurately, Question & target language accurately, Question & whole school focus Answer, presentations Answer, presentations Answer, presentations SPIRITUAL, Developing positive attributes/character Islam etiquette with others Importance of family ties MORAL, SOCIAL AND CULTURAL (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) Writing on week 6 Reading and Speaking on Reading and Writing Speaking KEY ASSESSMENT Listening on week week 5 End of Year Exam on week 5 understanding / FOCUSES, 6 on week 6 SUGGESTED listening and ASSESSMENTS AND responding FEEDBACK WEEK on week 4 Use of Quizlet App, Loom videos and reading passages to support application, synthesis and literacy https://www.lepointdufle.net/p/learnfrench.htm http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/french/
URDU LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Understanding Use knowledge of Understanding Use knowledge of Use knowledge of Use knowledge spoken and written grammar and spoken and grammar and grammar and of grammar and language syntax to work out written language syntax to work out syntax to work out syntax to work Communicating the meaning of Communicating the meaning of the meaning of out the meaning KEY CONCEPTS and interacting unfamiliar and interacting unfamiliar unfamiliar with others language with others language language of unfamiliar language THEMES/ Identity My school Likes and Dislikes Likes/Dislikes ‐ Family life My town TOPICS Family life SPEAKING AND Use of Standard English & using the target Use of Standard English & using the Use of Standard English & using the LISTENING language accurately, Question & Answer, target language accurately, Question & target language accurately, Question & whole school focus presentations Answer, presentations Answer, presentations SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Developing positive attributes/character Islam etiquette with others Importance of family ties SOCIAL AND CULTURAL (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) Writing on week 6 Reading and Speaking on week Reading and Writing Speaking KEY ASSESSMENT 5 Listening on week 6 understanding / FOCUSES, End of Year Exam on week 5 SUGGESTED listening and on week 6 ASSESSMENTS AND responding FEEDBACK WEEK on week 4 Use of Quizlet App, Loom videos and reading passages to support application, synthesis and literacy https://www.mondly.com/blog/2020/03/03/learn‐urdu‐online/ https://www.lingohut.com/en/l128/learn‐urdu
COMPUTING LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Data representation Algorithms Programming Spreadsheet skills System architecture Cyber Security KEY CONCEPTS techniques Data manipulation User interfaces Binary to denary Algorithms BBC micro bit Table Input Network security conversion Decomposition Minecraft Education Cell Process cyber‐attacks Adding binary Sequence Variables Formulas Output Investigating different THEMES/ numbers Selection Data types Cell reference fetch‐decode‐ TOPICS user interfaces Logic Shifts Iteration Concatenation Conditional execute cycle Hexadecimal Flowcharts Sequence formatting secondary storage Planning, creating & Images Pseudocode Selection Count function evaluating user SPEAKING AND Use of Standard English Discussion Presentation LISTENING Appropriate use of key computing Why there is a need to use coding for Effective use of language using structured whole school focus terminologies developing computer software coding SPIRITUAL, MORAL, To use technology that will help develop Investment in the skills for the future Learner will learn about real world SOCIAL AND CULTURAL knowledge and understanding. understand the contribution that applications and consequently a motivation (SMSC) AND computing makes to society to lead and improve society FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) Topic 1 – Topic 2: Topic 3: Topic 4: Topic 5: EOY Topic 6: KEY ASSESSMENT Data representation Data Data Assessment on Assessment on Assessment on cyber FOCUSES, SUGGESTED – use of binary Representation & Representation & previous topics and previous topics and security and user ASSESSMENTS AND Algorithms Algorithms & spreadsheet and system architecture interfaces FEEDBACK WEEK Programming data manipulation Techniques skills Use of glossary and spelling tests (key words on medium term plans) for teaching spelling and vocabulary. Reading to develop fluency Websites that can help my learning: http://www.teachict.co.uk http://codeacademy.co.uk https://education.minecraft.net/ Visits to places that can help my learning: National Museum of Computing, Milton Keynes. Jodrell Bank, Cheshire
ART LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Elements of Art Van Gogh Elements of Art Van Gogh Elements of Art Van Gogh line Painting line Painting line Drawing shape Drawing shape Drawing shape Painting form Researching form Researching form Researching KEY CONCEPTS tone Designing tone Designing tone Designing texture Photography texture photography texture Photography pattern pattern pattern colour colour colour Learning to draw Artist Response Learning to draw Artist Response Learning to draw Artist Response Basic art elements Landscape Basic art Landscape Basic art elements Landscape THEMES/ photography elements photography photography TOPICS Artist: Van Gogh Artist: Van Gogh Artist: Van Gogh SPEAKING AND Use of standard English Use of standard English Use of standard English LISTENING Subject specific vocabulary Subject specific vocabulary Subject specific vocabulary whole school focus SPIRITUAL, MORAL, History History History SOCIAL AND Natural resources Natural resources Natural resources CULTURAL (SMSC) Different cultures Different cultures Different cultures AND FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) Apple assessments Drawing, Apple Drawing, Apple assessments Drawing, KEY ASSESSMENT Drawing and colouring, assessments colouring, Drawing and colouring, FOCUSES, colouring designing, Drawing and designing, colouring designing, SUGGESTED researching, colour colouring researching, colour researching, ASSESSMENTS AND blending and blending and colour blending FEEDBACK WEEK painting painting and painting Websites to help my learning: http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/teachers/keystage_3/topics/art.shtml Books : Art Matters 11‐14 Student Book Visits to places that can help my learning: Art galleries, museums.
DRAMA LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Speech Speech Speech Speech Speech Speech KEY CONCEPTS Diction Diction Diction Diction Diction Diction Confidence Confidence Confidence Confidence Confidence Confidence Dragons Den – Domesday – Creating a play Creating a play Henry VII Henry VII Historical Figures Monologue Making a Movie – Narrative Openings Tollund Man THEMES/ Verbatim Theatre TOPICS Script work and subtext Battle Of Hastings Re‐enactment SPEAKING AND Speech, diction, confidence, short term Speech, diction, confidence, short term Speech, LISTENING memory and imagination memory and imagination diction, whole school focus confidence, Helps understand British culture Deeper SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Appreciation of hierarchy and its effects understanding SOCIAL AND CULTURAL of British (SMSC) AND Deeper understanding of democracy in the History FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH UK VALUES (FBV) Enhancement in speech, diction, confidence, short term memory and imagination KEY ASSESSMENT FOCUSES, SUGGESTED ASSESSMENTS AND FEEDBACK WEEK http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/websites/11_16/site/drama.shtml https://dramaresource.com/ https://www.rhinegold.co.uk/rhinegold‐publishing/magazines/teaching‐drama/
ENGINEERING DESIGN LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) VEX Robotics 3D Printing VEX Robotics 3D Printing VEX Robotics 3D Printing VEX IQ, a plastic snap 3D Printing Process VEX IQ, a plastic snap 3D Printing Process VEX IQ, a plastic snap 3D Printing Process together construction Design Process together construction Design Process together construction Design Process system tailored for 3D Modelling in Fusion 360 system tailored for 3D Modelling in Fusion 360 system tailored for 3D Modelling in Fusion 360 secondary schools. Students secondary schools. Students secondary schools. Students KEY CONCEPTS will experience STEM in a will experience STEM in a will experience STEM in a competitive context competitive context competitive context increases student increases student increases student engagement and makes the engagement and makes the engagement and makes the engineering process engineering process engineering process engaging. engaging. engaging. In this project students will In this project, learners In this project students will In this project, learners In this project students will In this project, learners will be be building robots from kits will be learning about the be building robots from kits will be learning about the be building robots from kits learning about the 3d printing to develop their 3d printing process. They to develop their 3d printing process. They to develop their process. They will be able to THEMES/ understanding of complex will be able to design and understanding of complex will be able to design and understanding of complex design and make a 3D printed technology, improve their make a 3D printed technology, improve their make a 3D printed technology, improve their prototype of an assistive device. TOPICS use of computational prototype of an assistive use of computational prototype of an assistive use of computational thinking and ultimately device. thinking and ultimately device. thinking and ultimately increase their enthusiasm increase their enthusiasm increase their enthusiasm about robotics. about robotics. about robotics. SPEAKING AND Use of standard English Use of standard English Use of standard English Subject specific vocabulary Subject specific vocabulary Subject specific vocabulary LISTENING Additive Manufacturing, extrusion, infill, primitive, 3D Additive Manufacturing, extrusion, infill, primitive, 3D Additive Manufacturing, extrusion, infill, primitive, 3D Printing, whole school focus Printing, Slicing, Build Plate, Design Process, CAD & CAM, Printing, Slicing, Build Plate, Design Process, CAD & CAM, Slicing, Build Plate, Design Process, CAD & CAM, Layers, Filament SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Values, perspective and impact of 3d Printing on society. Values, perspective and impact of 3d Printing on society. Values, perspective and impact of 3d Printing on society. Group Discussions Group Discussions Group Discussions SOCIAL AND CULTURAL Independence Independence Independence (SMSC) AND FUNDAMENTAL Understanding of the VEX IQ Understanding of 3D Understanding of the VEX IQ Understanding of 3D Understanding of the VEX Understanding of 3D printing robotics Kits printing processes. robotics Kits printing processes. IQ robotics Kits processes. KEY ASSESSMENT Key terminology Key terminology. Key terminology Key terminology. Key terminology Key terminology. The impact of robotics The engineering design The impact of robotics The engineering design The impact of robotics The engineering design process. FOCUSES, SUGGESTED within society. process. within society. process. within society. 3D modelling in Tinkercad ASSESSMENTS AND Solving design problems. 3D modelling in Tinkercad Solving design problems. 3D modelling in Tinkercad Solving design problems. Solving design problems Solving design problems Solving design problems FEEDBACK WEEK https://code.org/ http://stem‐works.com/activities https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/
PE LONG TERM PLAN ‐ YEAR 7 2020‐2021 Autumn one (8) Autumn two (7) Spring one (6) Spring two (5) Summer one (7) Summer two (6) Learn to be Learn to Outwit Learn to Outwit Healthy KEY CONCEPTS Creativity Performance Competence Competence Competence Healthy, active lifestyles Rugby Basketball Rugby Basketball Football Badminton THEMES/ Back to Fitness – Back to Fitness – Back to Fitness –Different Football Badminton Athletics Cricket Cricket Athletics TOPICS Different Training Different Components of Fitness principles of Training will be Methods will be focused upon. will be focused upon. focused upon. SPEAKING AND Competitive Team Competitive Team Exercise for Living Aesthetic Learn to Excel Striking & Fielding LISTENING Sports (Invasion) Sports (Invasion) Performance whole school focus SPIRITUAL, MORAL, Use of Standard English Discussion Teamwork Presentation Teamwork Respect Individual Performance SOCIAL AND CULTURAL (SMSC) AND Respect Healthy Active Lifestyles Individual Competence FUNDAMENTAL BRITISH VALUES (FBV) Healthy Active Lifestyles Healthy Active Lifestyles KEY ASSESSMENT Developing a sense of enjoyment and The ability to recognise the difference Understanding the consequences of your actions. FOCUSES, SUGGESTED ASSESSMENTS AND fascination in learning about themselves, others and between right and wrong and your readiness to FEEDBACK WEEK the world around them. apply this understanding in your own lives. Keeping possession Outwitting your Plan a Health & Fitness Balance in pairs and Show a measured Sending and opponent programme for personal individuals using points (time or distance) receiving skills KEY CONCEPTS use and patches event and refer to using implements schools athletics and without. records Use of glossary and spelling tests (key words on medium term plans) for teaching spelling and vocabulary. Websites that can help my learning: www.bbc.co.uk/sportacademy , www.skysports.com , www.sportengland.org , www.thefa.com , www.ecb.co.uk, www.london2012.com.
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