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Curriculum Overviews

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Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
SW Inspiring Skill Builder (A&D) Sarah Walton Sketch books - pencil work Sketch books - colour mixing Sketch books - collage Stetch books - clay Sketch books - pattern Sketch books - printing
GF Inspiring Skill Builder (D&T - food) Gemma Fidler Blackberry and apple crumble Challah Vegetable wraps and spring rolls Banana bread Lollies and sugar cookies Greek Salad and flatbreads
AG Inspiring Researcher (Geogaphy/History) Amy Gale Edukid - place knowledge (Uganda, Cambodia, Peru, Palestine) Weather - observe and measure. Present results. Weather 2 - observe and measure. Compare seasons. How does this affect our lives? Clothes, food we eat, activities we do( inc daylight hours), how does the local area look/change? Could look at the type of climate and any similar climates in other countries Artefacts through time - What are these objects? What might they have been used for? How do we know? What was the significance of it? Are they primary or secondary sources of evidence? Can you put in chronological order? Draw and label? Archaeological dig - Similar to above but artefacts buried and have to be found. Practise skills/check knowledge from previous activity. Reliability of sources. Local history - Village walk (Info from Phillip?) or Analysis of census data
JB Inspiring Adventurer (Geography/PE/OAA) Jody Brown Orienteering - compass points, grid references, KS1 study geography of school and humans and physical features of its surrounding environment, map skills Coding/beebots - Atlases, map skills Orienteering - compass points, grid references, KS1 study geography of school and humans and physical features of its surrounding environment, map skills Create a map of school - compass points, gridlines, a key, grid refs, contour lines Orienteering - compass points, grid references, KS1 study geography of school and humans and physical features of its surrounding environment, map skills Treasure hunt - Map reading
DH Inspiring Adventurer (Wild Tribe) Dan Harding Shelters/Den Building Journey Sticks Natural Collages Fire Triangle Clay mini-beasts Mini-beast habitats
RN Inspiring Skill Builder (Computing) Bex Northcott Online Safety - Poster competition Bee-Bots 1, 2, 3 Programming Activity | Barefoot Computin DIgital Footprint - Being Kind Online Barefoot Bytes Online Safety - Know or Know Of Online Safety | EN | Barefoot Computing Scratch Tinkering Activity | Resources | Barefoot Computing
Social, Emotional, Mental Health Provision
The children will be working on the National Curriculum adapted to meet individual age/stage alongside highly personalised intervention according to EHCP/ILP
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
Enquiry How do I let people know my needs? What do I want to be when I am older? How do I communicate to others? How do I look after a pet? How can I look after my school? How do I look after a plant to help it grow?
Character Virtues confidence, assertiveness aspiration, motivation communication, courtesy kindness, generosity respect, service community, respect,
Enrichment Meeting the needs of others. Making cakes for a class. What are the classes allergies? (y2?) Visiting places of work? Or getting people in to talk to the children about their jobs. Working in the school office for an 30 minutes each taking notes to teachers/greeting visitiors. The Big Sheep animal visit. Trip to screwfix/toolstation? Allotment Visit?
Stunning Start Place a teddy in The Den with a list of needs. How are we going to look after him? Make him a 5 point scale etc. Set up a range of jobs in The Den for the children to try out. One a week on a Monday morning. Put out a form of communication in The Den every Monday morning for the children to explore. Discover a lost pet. What will we need to look after the pet? ) Find a letter from the caretaker, who needs help with an area of the school and is looking for Mini Caretakers. Find a struggling plant in The Den, what does it need? How can we keep it alive?
Fabulous Finish We will have a base point for all children to understand their individual needs and we can build on this starting point to ensure they can express them. Children to spend a morning doing their desired job. Invite guests in to support children get into role. Send a form of communication to an inspirational person or place of interest for each child. We will have a happy and healthy pet. Children could take it in turns to take it home for the weekend. Celebrating the work the children have done. Having an opening/celebration ceremony of the work theyve done. Have a range of new plants in the Den and to take home.
Key Texts Linked to projects Linked to projects Linked to projects Linked to projects Linked to projects Linked to projects
Literacy Outcomes Linked to coloiurful semantics Linked to coloiurful semantics Linked to coloiurful semantics Linked to coloiurful semantics Linked to coloiurful semantics Linked to coloiurful semantics
Maths White Rose linked objectives White Rose linked objectives White Rose linked objectives White Rose linked objectives White Rose linked objectives White Rose linked objectives
History Jobs now and then. Timeline - how communication has changed over time. Look at historical pictures of the school.
Geography Jobs around the world. Animals around the world. Plants around the world.
Science Forces/Magnets Human body Inventors Animals. Materials? Plants/Rocks and Soil?
Art Sketching emotions, line, tone Collage - Communication mood boards Clay - making a plant pot.
Computing Talk to Text Widgit Symbol Talk to Text Widgit Symbol Talk to Text Widgit Symbol
Design & Technology Fabric painting a t-shirt for a work uniform? Design and build a toy for a pet. Building something for around the school.
MFL BSL - feelings BSL - jobs BSL - greeting/manners BSL - Animals BSL - around my school BSL - fruit and vegetables
Music Call and Response Expressing Myself Call and Response Expressing Myself Call and Response Expressing Myself
P.E. Multi Skills/Sensory Curcuits /Fun Fit Multi Skills/Sensory Curcuits /Fun Fit Multi Skills/Sensory Curcuits /Fun Fit Multi Skills/Sensory Curcuits /Fun Fit Multi Skills/Sensory Curcuits /Fun Fit Multi Skills/Sensory Curcuits /Fun Fit
English Overview - SPaG Decision Spelling ActiveLearn
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
Reception BUG CLUB Phase 2 Phase 2 Phase 3 Phase 3 Phase 4 Phase 4
Year 1
BUG CLUB Phase 3/4 Phase 5 Phase 5 Phase 5 Phase 5 Phase 5/6
Punctuation and Grammar Ready to Write- Punctuating sentences Word classes- capital letters conjunctions- exclamations capital letters Questions-singular and plural prefixes-suffixes- sequencing
Year 2
Decision Spelling Meta language with CEW. Long A phoneme. Long E phoneme. Homophones. Personal spelling lists. Long I phoneme. Long O phoneme. Long U phoneme. Initial /n/ and /r/ phonemens (silent k and w). Review. Meta language with CEW. /j/ phoneme. OR phoneme. Suffixes. /shun/ as tion. Homophones. Meta language with CEW. /ul/ phoneme. Apostrophes for contraction and posession. Homophones. Hard and soft C and G.
Punctuation and Grammar Capital letters and full stops, A or an, Conjunctions, Past tense, Present perfect Prepositions, Inverted commas, Conjunctions, simple past or perfect present, Coordinating conjunctions, Subordinating conjunctions Prepositions, Adverbs, Word Class, Subordinate clauses, Main Clauses Apostrophes for possession, Apostrophes for contraction, Inverted Commas, Past perfect Word families, Word class, de-, dis- and mis- prefixes, Adjectives to adverbs il-, im- ir-, in- prefixes, Simple past or present perfect, consolidation
Year 3
Decision Spelling Application test
Meta language and stat word list (1)
Personal spelling list (1)
Long a (1)
Long E (1)
Long I (1)
/shun/ (2)
/shur/ and /chur/ (2)
Homophones (1)
Elicitation test
Application test
Meta language and stat word list (1)
Long o (1)
Long u (1)
Apostrophes (2)
Prefixes (2)
Homophones (1)
Personal spelling lists (1)
Elicitation test
Application test
Meta language and stat word list (1)
Long vowel OR (1)
Long vowel EAR (1)
Etymology (2)
The suffix OUS (2)
Homophones (1)
Personal spelling list (1)
Elicitation test
Punctuation and Grammar Capital letters and full stops, A or an, Conjunctions, Past tense, Present perfect Prepositions, Inverted commas, Conjunctions, simple past or perfect present, Coordinating conjunctions, Subordinating conjunctions Prepositions, Adverbs, Word Class, Subordinate clauses, Main Clauses Apostrophes for possession, Apostrophes for contraction, Inverted Commas, Past perfect Word families, Word class, de-, dis- and mis- prefixes, Adjectives to adverbs il-, im- ir-, in- prefixes, Simple past or present perfect, consolidation
Year 4
Decision Spelling Application test
Meta language and stat word list (1)
Personal spelling list (1)
Long a (1)
Long E (1)
Long I (1)
/shun/ (2)
/shur/ and /chur/ (2)
Homophones (1)
Elicitation test
Application test
Meta language and stat word list (1)
Long o (1)
Long u (1)
Apostrophes (2)
Prefixes (2)
Homophones (1)
Personal spelling lists (1)
Elicitation test
Application test
Meta language and stat word list (1)
Long vowel OR (1)
Long vowel EAR (1)
Etymology (2)
The suffix OUS (2)
Homophones (1)
Personal spelling list (1)
Elicitation test
Punctuation and Grammar Capital letters and full stops, Was or were, did or done, saw or seen, fronted adverbials expanded noun phrases, speech punctuation, pronouns, Determiners, possessive pronouns, apostrophes for singular possession, apostrophes for plural possession, Past, perfect and present perfect, word class, apostrophes for possession, speech puncutation Past perfect and present perfect, word class, speech punctuation standard english, a or an, apostrophes for possession
Year 5
Decision Spelling Metalanguage statutory word list ough silent consonants Homophones shun personal spelling lists Metalanguage statutory word list shus ible/able homophones shul Metalanguage statutory word list words ending in ent/ant/ence/ance suffix -fer homophones hyphens review of personal spellings
Punctuation and Grammar Word classes Capitals Full stops Tenses Fronted adverbials A or an Noun phrases subordinate pronouns commas relative clauses Contractions ? ! brackets dashes speech punctuation Conjunctions Modal verbs Relative clauses Apostrophes for possession Standard English Articles and determiners
Year 6
Decision Spelling Y3/4 and Y5/6 spelling lists (2wks)
Ough (2wks)
Silent consonants (2wks)
Homophones (1wk)
Shun (2wks)
Shus (2wks)
Shul (2wks)
Ible able (2wks)
Ent ant (2wks)
Ence ance (2wks)
Prefixes (2wks)
Suffixes (2wks)
Y5/6 spelling list Revision of rules
Punctuation and Grammar Nouns
Verbs
Adjectives
Adverbs
Inverted commas
Fronted adverbials
Statements
Questions
Commands
Exclamations
Synonyms
Antonyms
Passive and active voice
Subject and object
Relative clauses
Commas in lists
Commas to clarify
Apostrophes for contraction
Apostrophes for possession
Parenthesis ( ) - ,
Prepositions
Colons
Semi colons
Hyphens
Coordinating conjunctions
Subordinating conjunctions
Clauses
Subordinate clauses
Expanded noun phrases
Modal verbs
Pronouns
Relative pronouns
Possessive pronouns
Determiners
Simple past
Past progressive
Present progressive
Present perfect
Bullet points
SPAG revision Preparation for KS3
ENGLISH OVERVIEW - Writing
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
Reception Key Texts Starting School - Allan Ahlberg and Janet Ahlberg

Rainbow Fish

What makes me a me

The Lion Inside

A Place Called Home: Look Inside Houses Around the World

Let's Build a House

The Jolly Christmas Postman

The Magic Paintbrush

Giraffes Can’t Dance

The Great Race

The Smeds and The Smoos

The Bog Baby

Tadpole’s Promise

The Tiny Seed

The Extraordinary Gardener

The Wright Brothers

Man on the moon

The Naughty Bus

Neil Armstrong

Dinosaurs and All That Rubbish

Clem and Crab
Little Turtle and the Sea
Somebody Swallowed Stanley

Leaf

Here We Are

Year 1
Key Texts Oh No George
Zog
How to catch a star
Pig the Fibber
Lost and Found There are no such thing as monsters Wanted: The perfect pet Oi Frog Ivy and the Raincloud All about Weather Someone Swallowed Stanley Seaside holidays Goldilocks and just the one bear Fruit Salad
Writing Outcomes basic sentence structure Narrative adventure story poetry Non Chron recount poetry Non Chron infomation booklet Non chron information about sea animals Narrative traditional story poetry
Year 2
Key Texts Hair Love - Matthew Cherry Stickman- Julia Donaldon Ravi's Roar. Fergal is fuming. How to Hide a Lion. It's a No Money Day Tidy. Alba the hundred year old fish.The Brilliant Deep
Writing Outcomes Write speech for TED talk. Information book about Bideford. Guide to keeping calm (instructions) Diary of an adventure. Story- Persuasive letter.
Year 3
Key Texts The Ancient Egyptian Sleepover Stig of the Dump, Stone Aged Boy, I was there: Tutankhamun's Tomb, Tuesday Arthur and the Golden Rope, Extreme Earth, Volcanoes and Earthquakes Until I met Dudley...
Writing Outcomes Non-chronological information text Story writing, scene setting Newpaper report, writing dialogue, recounts, Character desriptions, narrative, diary entries, letter writing Instructions, explanations Poetry, persuasive letters, persausive writing
Year 4
Key Texts The Iron Man I was there - Viking invasion Land of Roar Windrush child (Pathways to write - poetry) I was there - Boudica's Army The boy at the back of the class Mohammad and the cat, The parable of the lost sheep, The kind prophet and the thirsty cat, The crying camel, The hare and the tortoise, The story of Ganesha, How to train a dragon Rhythm of the rain, Mimi's village Why water’s worth it by Lori Harrison Text - A bear called Paddington, Michael Bond Text - Stig of the dump, Clive King
Writing Outcomes Character and setting descriptions, Diary, Instructions. Poetry Narrative Non-chronological report Newspaper report Diary entry Letter News report Diary entry Instructions Recount Character description Reasoned argument Narrative
Year 5
Key Texts Greek myths Who let the gods out? Malala's Magic pencil Jinny Ghost Survivors Biographies Brightstorm Non-fiction - Tudors Shakespeare for kids The Last Wild
Writing Outcomes Own Myth - narrative Setting description 3rd person narrative Letter Blog Autobiography Poetry Recount Newspaper report Biography Diary entry Informal letters Persuasive writing Instructional writing Description Poetry
Year 6
Key Texts The Matchbox Diary The Girl who rowed the ocean War Horse Framed The Tin Forest/Where the World Turns Wild Hunger Games Hunger Games
Writing Outcomes Diary Autobiographical writing Poetry Storytelling Writing in role Diary Pamphlet Character description Report Story from a different viewpoint Newspaper article Descriptive writing Descriptive story opening Dicussion text Setting description Poetry Character description Diary entry Non-Chronological report Diary Autobiographical writing Narrative Letter Poetry Invitations Instructions
ENGLISH OVERVIEW - Reading VIPERS
KS1 Spine KS2 Spine
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
Reception
Class Books (RfP)
Literacy Shed Comprehension Plus VIPERS Unit
Year 1
Class Book (RfP)
Literacy Shed Comprehension Plus VIPERS Unit Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers
Year 2
Class Book (RfP)
Literacy Shed Comprehension Plus VIPERS Unit Special Books Activists Looking After Ourselves Materials Growing Plants The Arctic Habitats Emergency Services Materials Coasts
Year 3
Class Book (RfP)
Literacy Shed Comprehension Plus VIPERS Unit MicroVipers MicroVipers MicroVipers MicroVipers MicroVipers MicroVipers
Year 4
Class Book (RfP)
Literacy Shed Comprehension Plus VIPERS Unit Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers
Year 5
Class Book (RfP)
Literacy Shed Comprehension Plus VIPERS Unit Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers
Year 6
Class Book (RfP) The Girl Who Rowed the Ocean War Horse Framed Where the World Turns Wild Hunger Games Hunger Games
Literacy Shed Comprehension Plus VIPERS Unit Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers Microvipers
Maths Overview https://whiteroseeducation.com/resources
St Helen's Maths Overview 2023-24
White Rose
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
Reception Maths Exploring Maths Match, sort and compare Talk about measure and patterns Baseline Assessment It’s 123!
Circle and triangle 1,2,3,4,5
Consolidation
Alive in 5! Mass and Capacity Growing 6,7,8 Length, height and time Length, height and time continued Building 9 and 10
Explore 3-D Shapes
To 20 and beyond
How many now? Manipulate, compose and decompose Sharing and grouping
Sharing and grouping continued Visualise, build, map Make connections Consolidation
Y1
Maths Place Value within 10 Addition and subtraction within 10 Shape Money Addition and subtraction within 10 Place value within 20 Place Value within 50 Addition and subtraction within 20 Length and height Weight and Volume Money Multiplication and division Fractions Place Value within 100 Position and direction Time
Fluency counting in 1's, 2's, 5's and 10's forwards and backwards
Y2
Maths Place value (4wks). Addition and subtraction (3wks) Addition and Subtraction (1wk). Assessment week.Multiplication and Division (3 wks). Money (2 wks). Multiplication and division (2wks). Fractions (4wks). ) Statistics (1wk). Assessment wk. Statistics (1wk). Properties of shape (3wk) Place value/number. Length and height. Time Position and direction (2wks). Assessment week. Mass, capacity and temperature (3wks). Consolidation (2wks).
Fluency odd/even numbers.Tens and Ones. 2 and 10 times table. Bonds to 20 and 100. 5 times table. Months of the year. Simple multiplication & division Measuring in cm. Addition & subtraction word problems. Time. 1/2 and 1/4 of numbers. Additon and subtraction. Partitioning. Multiplication & division. Twinkl Number of the day fluency (covers a range of things) Time. Greater than/fewer than. 2/3/5/10 times tables.
Y3
Maths Place value, Addition and subtraction Addition and subtraction, NFER tests, Multiplication and division, Money Multiplication and division, Fractions Statistics, NFER tests, Properties of shape Fractions, Time Mass and capacity, NFER tests, Statistics, Properties of shape, Consolidation
Fluency Tough 10, Times tables Tough 10, Times tables Tough 10, Times tables Tough 10, Times tables Tough 10, Times tables Tough 10, Times tables
Y4
Maths Place value Addition and subtraction Area Multiplication and division Length and perimeter Multiplication and division Fractions Fractions Decimals Money Time Properties of shape Decimals Position and Direction Statistics
Fluency Tough 10 Tough time Multiplication (MTC) Tough 10 Tough time Multiplication (MTC) Tough 10 Tough time Multiplication (MTC) Tough 10 Tough time Multiplication (MTC) Tough 10 Tough time Multiplication (MTC) Tough 10 Tough time Multiplication (MTC)
Y5
Maths Place Value Addition and subtraction Statistics Statistics Multiplication and Division Area and perimeter Fractions Multiplication and division Position and direction Fractions Decimals and Percentages Decimals Properties of shape Properties of shape Fractions Volume Converting units of measure Time Consolidation
Fluency Multiplication tables Mental arithmetic Rounding Estimating Conversions between FDP Multiplication Tables
Y6
Maths Place value, four operations Fractions, decimals Percentages, shape, perimeter, area & volume Position & direction, statistics, converting units, ratio Algebra, problem solving Investigations, preparation for KS3
Fluency Tough 10 Tough 10 Tough 10 Tough 10 Tough 10 Tough 10
Our-Learning-Journey-History- St Helen's.pptx History/Geography 23/24 St Helen's St Helens History Overview.docx
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
EYFS The EYFS curriulum ensures that all children are provided with the knowledge, language and skills to fully access the KS1 curriculum.
Year 1 Great Fire of London Now and Then- leisure
Year 2 Lives of significant people- Rose Parks, Greta Thunberg, Max Woosey, Marie Curie. Local study- Bideford as a trading port. Then and Now. Jobs, hobbies and lifestyles due to the location. Compare Lives of significant people- Artists Edvard Munch and Vincent Van Gogh. Significant historical events- implementation of the fire service.
Year 3 Ancient Egypt (4500 - 332BC) The achievements of the earliest civilisations (and an overview of where and when the first covilizations appeared) Stone Age to the Iron Age (6000-2000BC) Victorian era (1837 - 1901) A study of an aspect or theme in British history that extends pupils' chronological knowledge betond 1066
Year 4 Anglo-Saxons Romans Vikings
Year 5 Ancient Greece Tudors
Year 6 Local study - Lundy Trip WW1 Benin Crime and punishment
Hamilton Copy of Our-Learning-Journey-Science- St Helen's.pptx
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
EYFS The EYFS curriulum ensures that all children are provided with the knowledge, language and skills to fully access the KS1 curriculum.
Year 1 Everyday materials Everyday materials Animals Seasonal changes Human senses Plants
Year 2 Healthy Animals Materials Matter Ready Steady Grow Habitats Squash, Bend, Twist, Stretch Gardens and Allotments
Year 3 Animals including humans: Keeping healthy Rocks: Rocks and fossils Forces and magnets: Amazing magnets Light: Light and shadows Plants: Roots and shoots Plants: Artful flowers, roots and seeds
Year 4 Electricity Animals including humans Living things and their habitats States of matter Sound
Year 5 Earth and space Life Cycles Living things and their habitats, plants and humans Life Cycles Living things and their habitats, plants and humans Forces Materials Materials
Year 6 Animals including hunmans Living things and their habitats Light Electricity RSE Evolution and inheritance
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Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Reception The EYFS curriulum ensures that all children are provided with the knowledge, language and skills to fully access the KS1 curriculum.
Year 1 My musical heartbeat Dance, sing and play Exploring sounds Learning to listen Having fun with improvisation lets perform together
Year 2 Exploring simple patterns: How does music help us to make friends? Focus on Dynamics and Tempo: How does music teach us about the past? Music that makes you dance: How does music make us happy? Exploring feelings through music: How doe music make the world a better place? Inventing a musical story: How does music teach us about our neighbourhood? Exploring Improvisation: How does music teach us about looking after the planet?
Year 3 What stories does music tell us about the past? How does music connect us with our environment? How does music bring us closer toegther? How does music connect us with our planet? How does music make the world a better place? How does music help us to get to know our community?
Year 4 Interesting time signatures Combining elements to make music Developing pulse and groove through improvisation Creating simple melodies together Connecting notes and feelings Purpose, identity and expression in music
Year 5 Getting Started with Music Tech Emotions & Musical Styles Exploring Key & Time Signatures Introducing Chords Words, Meaning and Expression Identifying Important Musical Elements
Year 6 How does music teach us about our community? How does music connect with the past? How does music shape our way of life? How does music improve our world? How does music connect us with the environment? How does music bring us together?
Our-Learning-Journey-History- St Helen's.pptx
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Reception F4- Being Special: Where do we belong? F2 - Incarnation F6 Which stories are special and why? F3 Why is Easter special for Christians? F1 Why is the word ‘God’ so important to Christians? F5 Which places are special and why?
Year 1 What does it mean to belong to a faith community? Who is Jewish and How do they live? Who is Muslim and how do they live? How should we care for the world and why does it matter? What is the good news that God brings? What makes some places sacred to believers?
Year 2 Who is Muslim and how do they live? Why Does Christmas matter to Christians? What do Christians believe God is like? Why is Easter important to Christians? Who is Jewish and how do they live? (2) How should we care for the world and why does it matter?
Year 3 L2.2 What is it like to follow God? L2.1 What do Christians learn from the creation story? L2.9 How do festivals and worship show what matters in Islam? L2.6 For Christians, what is the impact of Pentecost? L2.4 What kind of world did Jesus want? L2.12 How and why do people try to make the world a better place?
Year 4 L2.7 What do Hindus believe God is like? L2.8 What does it mean to be Hindu in Britain today) L2.3 What is the Trinity and why is it important for Christians? L2.1 What do Christians learn from the Creation Story? L2.10 How do festivals and family life show what is important to Jewish people? L2.12 How and why do people try to make the world a better place?
Year 5 U2.9 Why is the Torah so important to Jewish people? U2.8 What does it mean to be a Muslim in Britain today? U2.1 What does it mean if God is loving and holy? U2.10 What matters most to Christians and Humanists? U2.4 Christians and how to live -WWJD? U2. U2.2 Creation and Science - conflicting or complementary?
Year 6 U2.11 Why do some people believe in God and some people not? U2.2 Creation and Science: conflicting or complementary? U2.7 Why do Hindus want to be good? U2.3 Why do Christians believe Jesus was the Messiah? U2.6 For Christians, what kind of king is Jesus? U2.12 How does faith help when life gets hard?
Our-Learning-Journey-PSHE- St Helen's.pptx
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
EYFS Me and My Relationships Rights and Responsibilities Valuing Difference Keeping Myself Safe Being My Best Growing and Changing
Year 1 Me and my relationships Valuing difference Keeping Safe Rights and Respects Being my best Growing and Changing
Year 2 Valuing difference Food Emotions and bullying Secrets Me and My relationship Growing and Changing
Year 3 Me and my relationships Valuing differences Keeping safe Rights and respect Being my best Growing and changing
Year 4 Me and my relationships Valuing difference Being my best Keeping myself safe Rights and responsibilities Growing and changing
Year 5 Me and My Relationships Valuing Difference Keeping Safe Rights and Respect Being my Best Growing and Changing
Year 6 Valuing difference Me and my relationships Being my best Keeping safe Growing and changing Rights and Respect
PE PE Hub
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
EYFS Body Management Manipulation & Coordination Dance Gymnastics Cooperate & Solve Problems Speed Agility Travel
Year 1 Attack, defend, shoot. Hit, catch, run Gymnastics Dance Send and Return Run, Jump and Throw.
Year 2 Attack, defend, shoot. Hit, catch, run Dance Gymnastics Send and Return Run, Jump and Throw.
Year 3 Hockey Dance Gymnastics Cricket Handball Tennis
Year 4 Swimming Swimming Swimming Swimming Athletics Rounders
Year 5 Basketball Gymnastics Dance Hockey Volleyball Athletics
Year 6 Rugby Gymnastics Dance Football Cricket Athletics/Rounders
Art Overview Copy of Our-Learning-Journey Arts and Design Alumnis.pptx
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
EYFS The EYFS curriulum ensures that all children are provided with the knowledge, language and skills to fully access the KS1 curriculum.
Year 1 Painting (Creating a studio) Mixed Media (NATRE Spirited Arts) Form (Clay)
Year 2 3D clay Drawing and Printing Weaving and Collage
Year 3 Texture: Batik Printing: monoprinting, colour printing Painting: Colour mixing, colour wheels, different brushes
Year 4 Drawing (Sketch books) Painting (Spirited arts) Batik
Year 5 Clay Pencil work Printing Spirited Art Collage Watercolours
Year 6 Colour palettes Drawing skills Collage Props/ sculpture
Our Learning Journey Computing
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
EYFS The EYFS curriulum ensures that all children are provided with the knowledge, language and skills to fully access the KS1 curriculum.
D.A.R.E.S /Be Internet Legends
Year 1 Esafety and log in skills Video creation- Seesaw Animation- Chatterpix Programming- robot maze
Year 2 DARES-Venn Diagram DARES- Simple Photoshopping DARES- Thinglink DARES- Knock, knock joke scratch DARES- My Robot helper DARES- Masking Tool Storytime
Year 3 Online safety, Slides presentation Story graphs Online safety, programming (Barefoot) Movie voice over Animations in Scratch App prototype
Year 4 Be internet legends 2, DARES - Adobe poster Identify and fix errors in more complex programmes (Barefoot?) Online safety progression Create efficient algorithms (Barefoot?) Online safety progression DARES - movie soundtrack (WaterAid video) Internet legends 3 Online safety progression Dares - online questionairre (About Fairtrade and taking action)
Year 5 Dares Project: Green Screen Dares Project: Platform games Dares Project: Quizzes in Scratch
Year 6 DARES green screen DARES app prototype and Internet Legends Lesson 6
D&T Overview Our-Learning-Journey Design and Technology Alumnis.pptx
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
EYFS The EYFS curriulum ensures that all children are provided with the knowledge, language and skills to fully access the KS1 curriculum.
Year 1 Textiles Mechanisms Cooking
Year 2 Food: Preparing fruit and vegetables. Free-standing structures Mechanisms: Wheels and Axles
Year 3 Food: Healthy and varied diet Structures: Shell structures Mechanical systems: Levers and linkages
Year 4 Circuits and switches - ighting for display Sewing (Bunting) Egg box pneumatic FairTrade display
Year 5 Structures Mechanisms Cooking
Year 6 Texiles Electrical systems Mechanical systems
French Language Angels Copy of Our-Learning-Journey-French- St Helen's.pptx
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Year 1 Greeting (SO) Greeting (SO) Colours and Numbers (SO) Colours and Numbers (SO) In the Jungle (SO) Under the Sea (SO)
Year 2 Greeting (SO) Colours and Numbers (SO) Transport (SO) Under the Sea (SO) In the Jungle (SO) In my Town (MO)
Year 3 Phonics 1/I am Learning...(E) Animals (E) Instruments (E) I am able to... (E) Fruits (E) Ice-Creams (E)
Year 4 Phonics 1&2/I am Learning...(E) Instruments (E) Fruit (E) Ice Creams (E) Presenting Myself (I) My Family (I)
Year 5 Phonics 1&2/I am Learning...(E) Animals (E) I am able to (E) Presenting Myself (I) My Family (I) In the Classroom (I)
Year 6 Phonics 1&2/I am Learning...(E) Fruits (E) Presenting Myself (I) My Family (I) What is the date? (I) My Home? (I)
Our-Learning-Journey-Geography- St Helen's.pptx Geography Alumnis Overview History/Geography 23/24 St Helen's
Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Theme Self Society Self Stewardship Society Stewardship
EYFS The EYFS curriulum ensures that all children are provided with the knowledge, language and skills to fully access the KS1 curriculum
Year 1 Poles and Equators Weather
Year 2 Local area: human and physical geography of Bideford. Small area of a non-European country- Cambodia. Briefly- poles and equators. Local area- human and physical geography. Coasts
Year 3 Natural disasters (climate zones, earthquakes and volcanoes)
Year 4 Rivers Mountains
Year 5 UK Study European country complarision Physical geography European country Human geography
Year 6 Local area study- Human and physical geography - Lundy Local area - Sandymere Benin

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