Curriculum Overview

Starfish, R/Y1
Enrichment/TripLibrary visit/musuem Woodland walkExmoor ZooLocal artist/library/ Beach visitTheatre experience – Boo to a goose/ Woodland walkRosemoorLibrary/Essex Dance/Woodland walk/ Residental/School bedtime Story ‘sleepover’ Healthy Living focus with key visitors: Dentist, midwife, doctors
Parent engagementHome Visits Phonics Workshop Stay and play Story Telling Parent Consultation meetingsBook and biscuit EY Maths Workshop Craft Workshops Christmas Play Parent Consultation meetingsOracy/CAL Workshop Art and Crafts parent workshop Art Exhibition Story TellingSocial and Emotional Skills workshop Spring/ Easter singing Book and biscuit Parent Consultation meetingsPhysical Development workshop Story TellingBook and biscuit Healthy Living Parent workshops sports day
Changemaker Challenge. SDG/International LinkInspiring adventurer
Inspiring leader – classroom monitors
Inspiring researchers – museum visit
Inspiring speaker: Christmas Play
Inspiring leader – classroom monitors
Inspiring adventurer
Inspiring volunteer:
Beach Clean
Inspiring skillbuilder linked to artist
Inspiring leader – classroom monitors
Inspiring adventurer
Inspiring leader – classroom monitors
Inspiring adventurer
Inspiring leader – classroom monitors
Inspiring adventurer
Inspiring leader – classroom monitors
         
Jellyfish, Y1/2
Enrichment/TripLibrary visit
Museum
Woodland walk
Exmoor ZooLocal artist
Library
Beach visit Art Exhibition
Theatre experience- Boo to a goose
Woodland walk
Library RosemoorEssex Dance
Woodland walk
Residential/school sleepover Healthy Living focus with key visitors: Dentist, midwife, doctors
Parent engagementPhonics Workshop Meet the Teacher C360 OverviewChristmas Play Maths Workshop Parent Consultation meetingsOracy Workshop Art and Crafts parent workshop Art Exhibition Story TellingSocial and Emotional Skills workshop Parent Consultation meetingsCurriculum workshopLearning Celebration Healthy Living Parent workshops Sportsday
Changemaker Challenge. SDG/International LinkInspiring adventurer Inspiring researcherInspiring speakerinspiring Volunteer. Inspiring skillbuilderInspiring adventurerInspiring adventurerInspiring adventurer
         
Dolphins, Y3/4
Enrichment/TripExter Museum – history link Residential – PinkeryYear 3/4 playLibrary visitSculpture Gardens Healthy Living focus with key visitors: Dentist, midwife, doctors
Parent engagementMeet the Teacher Reading for Pleasure Perform ukulele to parents C360 OverviewMaths workshop Online Safety Parent Consultation meetings Share DT project, parents come into classArt Exhibition Curriculum workshopParent Consultation meetings PerformanceCurriculum workshopLearning Celebration Healthy Living Parent workshops Sportsday
Changemaker Challenge. SDG/International LinkInspiring skillbuilder – music and spanishInspiring LeaderInspiring adventurer (Pinkery)Inspiring Speaker (performance)Inspiring Volunteer – beach clean?Inspiring Researcher/Speaker – UN sustainable goals, link to Geog
         
Puffins, Y5
Enrichment/TripSpanish videos MFL & ComputingSculpture exhibition incorporating light effects from D&T and Science

Viking visitor
Uffculme Mill visit
(prepare for Victorians and link to D&T)
Residential: DorsetHealthy Living focus with key visitors: Dentist, midwife, doctors Surf Lifesaving day
Parent engagementMeet the Teacher Premier of videos Reading for Pleasure C360 OverviewMaths workshop Online Safety come and see the sculptures Parent Consultation meetingsCurriculum WorkshopTBC – workshop on an area with need for improvement Parent Consultation meetingsPerformance (play)Parents come in for End of year feast (link to D&T) Healthy Living Parents workshops Sportsday
Changemaker Challenge. SDG/International LinkInspiring Speaker Inspiring researcherInspiring Skill building Inspiring SpeakerInspiring Volunteer Inspiring skillbuilderAdventurer (new place)Inspiring speakerInspiring Volunteer
         
Seals, Y6
Enrichment/TripSpanish videos MFL & ComputingSculpture exhibition incorporating light effects from D&T and ScienceLondon

Viking visitor
Uffculme Mill visit
(prepare for Victorians and link to D&T)
Residential: LondonHealthy Living focus with key visitors: Dentist, midwife, doctors Surf Lifesaving day
Parent engagementMeet the Teacher Premier of videos Reading for Pleasure C360 OverviewMaths workshop Online Safety come and see the sculptures Parent Consultation meetingsSats TalkParent Consultation meetingsAcademy Visit & Transition Talk Performance (play)Parents come in for End of year feast (link to D&T) Healthy Living Parents workshops Sportsday
Changemaker Challenge. SDG/International LinkInspiring Speaker Inspiring researcherInspiring Skill building Inspiring SpeakerInspiring Volunteer Inspiring skillbuilder adventurerAdventurer (new place)Inspiring speakerInspiring Volunteer
ENGLISH OVERVIEW
        
  Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
Key TextsOwl Babies
Peepo
Guess how much I love you?
Pumpkin Soup
Living with mum/dad
Rama and Sita
Little Red Hen
The Hungry Caterpillar
Brown Bear
Christmas story
The Night before Christmas
The Willow Pattern
The Journey
Cars and Trucks
The Train Ride
Naughty Bus
Mr Gumpy’s Outing
What the ladybird heard
The bad tempered ladybird
Superworm
The Very Greedy Bee
Easter Story
Shark at the park
Errol’s Garden
Jack and the beanstalk
Farmer Duck
Pig in the pond
My Ramadan
The three little pigs
Busy building site
Whose tools?
Starting School
OracyLearning names of staff and peers
Name games
Makaton introduction
All About Me booklet
Makaton – alphabet
Name games
Christmas songs
Using story sacks to retell Traditional Tales
Action songs and rhymes
Makaton – emotions
Retell a familiar story (Story Square)
Action songs and rhymes
Makaton – food
Retell a familiar story (Story Square)
Photos of beach sessions
Circle games
Makaton – animals
Retell a made up story (Story Square)
Circle games
Makaton – action songs
Retell a made up story (Story Square)
Rec/Y1 Starfish
Key TextsThe Little Red Hen/Making BreadOwl Babies/Owl textThe Gingerbread Man/How to make …The GruffaloThe Three Billy Goats Gruff/Wanted posterWhatever Next
Writing OutcomesNarrative/InstructionsWishing Tale/Information PostersJourney Story/InstructionsJourney StoryOvercoming the Monster tale/Wanted poster (Troll)Narrative
Year 1/2 Jellyfish
Key TextsGoldilocks and the Three BearsLittle Red Riding Hood/Wanted PosterBeeguLost and FoundLittle Charlie and the Lighthouse KeeperCinderella
Writing OutcomesNarrative/RecountNarrative/Wanted PosterNarrative/LetterWishing Tale/InstructionsNarrativeRags to Riches Tale/Persuasion
Year 3/4 Dolphins
Key TextsKassim and the Greedy DragonThe Combe Martin RidgebackBig Bad Wolf BiographyElf RoadAdventure at Sandy CoveHow to Trap a Stone Giant
Writing OutcomesJourney StoryNon Chronological ReportBiographyPortal StoryAdventure StoryInstructions
Year 5 Puffins
Key TextsThe CanalElves and SpritesCoral OceanThe Teacher PleaserThe Caravan 
Writing OutcomesWarning StoryInformation TextNarrativeExplanationSuspense StoryDiscussion
Year 6 Seals
Key TextsThe Nightmare ManGadgetsMonsters or Rhi-swano-zeb-tahThe Highwayman The Old Mill
Writing OutcomesTale of FearPersuasionInformationNarrativeExplanationSuspense
White Rose Maths
       
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
NurseryNumber
(cardinality, counting)
Shape and space (shapes and their properties) Number
(cardinality, counting and composition)
Shape and space (pattern and positional language)Number
(cardinality, counting, composition and comparison)
Shape and space (patterns, measures and positional language)
ReceptionGetting to know you Match, sort and compare Talk about and measure patternsIt’s me 1,2,3. Circles and triangles. 1,2,3,4,5. Shapes with 4 sidesAlive in 5. Mass and Capacity. Growing 6,7,8. Length, height and timeLength, height and time. Building 9 and 10 Explore 3-D shapesTo 20 and beyond How many now? Manipulate, compose and decompose.Sharing and grouping. Visualise, build and map. Make connections
Year 1-Place Value (Within 20) (3 weeks) -Addition and Subtraction (within 20 inc. recognising money) (4 weeks)-Addition and Subtraction continued (2 weeks) -Place Value and Multiplication (within 50) (3 weeks)-Division and consolidation (2 weeks) -Place Value (within 100) (2 weeks) -Length & Height (1 week)-Shape and Consolidation (3 weeks) -Fractions and Consolidation (3 weeks)-Position and direction (1 week) -Time (2 weeks) -Problem Solving and efficient methods-Weight and volume (3 weeks) -Consolidation & Investigations
Year 2-Place Value (numbers to 200) (3 weeks) -Addition and Subtraction (within 100 inc. money) (4 weeks)-Addition and Subtraction continued (2 weeks) -Place Value and Multiplication (3 weeks)-Division (2 weeks) -Statistics (2 weeks) -Length & Height (1 week)-Properties of Shape (3 weeks) -Fractions (3 weeks)-Position & Direction (1 week) -Time (2 weeks) -Problem Solving and efficient methods-Mass, capacity & Temperature (3 weeks) -Consolidation & Investigations
Year 3-Place value (4 weeks) -Addition & Subtraction (3 weeks)-Multipliction & Division (4 weeks)-Multiplication & Division (2 weeks) -Length, perimeter & area (2 weeks)-Fractions (3 weeks) -Mass & Capacity (3 weeks) -Consolidation-Decimals (inc. money) (3 weeks) -Time (2 weeks)-Statistics (2 weeks) -Properties of shape (3 weeks) -Consolidation
Year 4-Place value (4 weeks) -Addition & Subtraction (3 weeks)-Addition & Subtraction cont (1 week) -Multiplication & Division (4 weeks)-Multiplication & Division (2 weeks) -Length, perimeter & area (2 weeks)-Fractions (3 weeks) -Decimals (3 weeks) -Consolidation-Decimals (inc. money) (3 weeks) -Time (2 weeks)-statistics (2 weeks) -Position & Direction (3 weeks) -Consolidation
Year 5-Place value (3 weeks) -Addition & Subtraction (2 weeks)-Multiplication & Division A (2 weeks) -Fractions A (3 weeks)-Multiplication & Division B (3 weeks) -Fractions B (2 weeks)-Decimals & Percentages (2 weeks) -Perimeter & Area (2 weeks) -Statistics (1 week)-Shape (3 weeks) -Position & Direction (2 weeks) -Decimals (2 weeks)-Negative Numbers (1 week) -Converting Units (2 weeks) -Volume (1 week)
Year 6-Place value (2 weeks) -Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division (4 weeks)-Fractions (4 weeks) -Converting Units (1 week)-Ratio (2 weeks) -Algebra (2 weeks) -Decimals (2 weeks)-Fractions, Decimals & Percentages (2 weeks) -Area, Perimeter & Volume (2 weeks) -Statistics (1 week)-Shape (2 weeks) -Position & Direction (1 week) -Consolidation & problem solving-Consolidation & problem solving
Language Angels
      
       
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
RecGreetingsGreetingsTransportTransportIn the JungleIn the Jungle
Year 1/2GreetingsTransportIn the JungleUnder the SeaIn my TownTeddy Bear Picnic
Year 3/4Phonics 1&2, I am LearningAnimalsKnow how to…FruitsPresenting MyselfMy Family
Year 5/6Phonics 1&2, I am LearningI know how toVegetablesPresenting MyselfMy FamilyIn the Classroom
Access Art
       
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
RecWhat can we see?How can we explore colour?How can we build worlds?How can we explore materials and marks?How can we explore 3D Materials?How can we use our imaginations?
Year 1/2 from Year B of mixed age planning Access ArtExplore & Draw
Introducing the idea that artists can be collectors & explorers as they develop drawing and composition skills.
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 Simple Printmaking exploring ways to make a print.Use line shape colour and texture to explore pattern, sequencing and symmetry Stick Transformation Project
Explore how you can transform a familiar object into new and fun forms.
 
Year 3/4 Year B of mixed age planning Access ArtStorytelling Through Drawing
Explore how artists create sequenced drawings to share and tell stories. Create accordian books or comic strips to retell poetry or prose through drawing
 Exploring still life Explore artists working with the genre of still life, contemporary and more traditional . Create your own still life inspired art work Scuplture, Structure, inventiveness and determination What can artists learn from nature? 
Year 5/6 Year B of mixed age planning Access Art2D Drawing to 3D Making Explore how 2D drawings can be transformed to 3D objects. Work towards a sculptural outcome or a graphic design outcome. Mixed Media Land & City Scapes Explore how artists use a variety of media to capture the spirit of the place Set Design Explore creating a model set for theatre or animation inspired by poetry, prose, film or music 
Mr P ICT
       
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
Year 1/2Programming. Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Video Creation: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Photography & Digital Art: Digital Literacy: Online SafetyPresentation: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Data Handling: Pictograms Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Sound: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:
Year 3/4Programming. Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Video Creation: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Photography & Digital Art: Digital Literacy: Online SafetyPresentation: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Data Handling: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Computer networks: Network explorer & Understanding the Internet. Digital Literacy: Online Safety:
Year 5/6Programming. Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Video Creation: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Photography & Digital Art: Digital Literacy: Online SafetyPresentation: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Data Handling: Digital Literacy: Online Safety:Computer networks: Search Engines. Digital Literacy: Online Safety
Projects on a Page
       
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
Rec Mechanisms: simple sliders Textiles: Food: Preparing Fruit and Vegetables
Year 1/2 Mechanisms: Wheels and Axels Textiles: Templates and Joining Techniques Food: Preparing Fruit and Vegetables
Year 3/4 Electrical Systems: Circuits and switches Textiles: 2D to 3D product Food: Healthy and Varied Diet
Year 5/6 Electrical systems: monitoring and control Textiles: Combining diff. fabric shapes Food: Celebrating Culture and Seasonality
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
Rec What places are special to members of their community? Draw information from a simple map. What are the similarities and differences between life in this country and life in other countries?
Year 1/2 Weather and climate (fieldwork opportunity) seasons Pole to Pole, Hot and cold places. United Kingdom (fieldwork opportunity)
Year 3/4 Climate Zones North America Rio and South-East Brazil
Year 5/6 European region United Kingdom (fieldwork opportunity) Local area and region – Upper KS2 (integrates fieldwork)
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
RecBegin to make sense of their own life story and family’s history. Comment on images of familiar situations in the past. Talk about the lives of people around them and their roles in society. 
KS1Monarchs: Elizabeth I and Victoria Local History Study: The School and its community & schooling Should we call Grace O’Malley a Pirate? 
Year 3/4Through the Ages: Stone Age to Iron Age

 Ancient Greece North Devon Local Study 
Year 5/6Shang Dynasty Early Civilisations Anglo Saxons, Scots and Vikings Victorians 
Plymouth Science
       
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
RecAnimals Traditional TalesPeople who help usMinibeasts and GrowingSeasons
Year 1/2Animal Safari: Animals Including Humans, Living Things Additional: The Human Body and Staying healthyChanging Materials: MaterialsHow does your Garden Grow: Plants
Year 3/4How Stuff Works: Electricity & ForcesFrom the Amazon Rainforest to Antarctica: Materials, Living Things & AnimalsThe Amazing Human Body: Animals Including Humans
Year 5/6Bright Sparks Materials, Light, ElectricityFollowing Darwins Footsteps: Evolution & Inheritance, Living ThingsHealthy Body, Healthy Mind: Animals
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
RecMusic Express Foundation Stage – Unit 1 Special People – beat and tempoUnit 2 Going Places – High and LowUnit 3 – Moving Patterns – structureUnit 4 – Working World – textureUnit 5 – Growth and Change – loud and quietUnit 6 – Our senses – timbre
Year 1/2Music Express Y1 Unit 1 & Y2 Unit 6 Sounds Interesting – Exploring SoundsMusic Express Y1 Unit 2 & Y2 Unit 1 The Long & the Short of it – Exploring DurationMusic Express Y1 Unit 3 & Y2 Unit 2 Feel the Pulse – Exploring Pulse and RhythmMusic Express Y1 Unit 4 & Y2 Unit 3 Taking Off Exploring PitchMusic Express Y1 Unit 5 & Y2 Unit 4 What’s the score? Exploring Instruments and SymbolsMusic Express Y1 Unit 6 & Y2 Unit 5 Rain, Rain Go Away – Exploring Timbre, Tempo and Dynamics
Year 3/4Listening and Appraising: Western Music – Classical to RenaissanceListening and Appraising: Western Music – Classical to RenaissanceListening and Appraising: Musical Genres from around the world
 Performing: ukuleles and keyboardsPerforming: TooTs and Bamboo TambooPerforming: Jumbie Jams and glockenspiels
 Singing: Harvest and Christmas songsSinging: Easter songsSinging: own songs
 Creating: improvising using ukuleles playing one chord and keyboards using up to 5 notes to provide melody;Creating: improvising using up to five notes (F, G, A, B and c) on the TooTs to a backing track;Creating: improvising on Jumbie Jams using a limited range of notes.
 Creating: composing a sound track using untuned percussion to accompany and match the action in a short extract of filmCreating: creating repeating rhythm patterns of up to four bars to play as soloists with a Bamboo Tamboo ensemble;Creating: composing simple songs with lyrics in Charanga
 Notation: graphic scores, Treble Clef and staff notation using ITComposing simple melodies for TooTs and writing them using staff notation in CharangaNotation: Treble Clef and staff notation (link to song writing through IT)
   Notation: Treble Clef and staff notation (link to TooTs)  
Year 5/6Listening and Appraising: Western Music – Classical to RenaissanceListening and Appraising: Western Music – Classical to RenaissanceListening and Appraising: Musical Genres from around the world
 Performing: singing, ukuleles (both together and separately) and keyboardsPerforming: singing, TooTs and Bamboo TambooPerforming: Singing own songs, Jumbie Jams and keyboards
 Singing: Harvest and Christmas songs, with soloists and small groups singing separate parts, such as descants.Singing: Easter songs with soloists and small groups singing separate parts where appropriate.Singing: own songs (composed using Yumu YuStudio)
 Acting as singing leaders in KS2 Singing Assemblies and in choir.Acting as singing leaders in KS2 Singing Assemblies.Acting as singing leaders in KS2 Singing Assemblies.
 Creating: improvising using ukuleles playing one chord and keyboards using up to an octave of C Major to provide melody;Creating: improvising using up to the notes from D to d in G major on the TooTs to a backing track;Creating: improvising on Jumbie Jams using a limited range of notes, that change depending on the chord progression of the accompaniment..
 Creating: composing a sound track using tuned and untuned percussion to accompany and match the action in a short extract of filmCreating: creating repeating rhythm patterns of up to eight bars to play as soloists with a Bamboo Tamboo ensemble;Creating: composing a song using Yumu YuStudio – Grime pilot project
 Notation: graphic scores, Treble Clef and staff notation using ITComposing simple melodies of at least four bars repeated for TooTs and writing them using staff notationNotation: Treble and Bass Clefs and staff notation (link to song writing through IT)
Based on the Devon Syllabus
       
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
RecBeing Special: where do we belong?Why is christmas special?What stories are special and why?Why is Easter special?F1 God/Creation: Why is the word ‘God’ so important to Christians?What places are special and why?
Year 1/21.2 CREATION: Who Made the World? HarvestWhat does it mean to belong to a faith community?1.1 GOD: What do Christians believe God is Like?Who is Jewish and how do they live? (PART 1)Who is Jewish and how do they live? (PART 2)How should we care for the world and for others, and why does it matter?
Year 3/42a.1: CREATION/ FALL: What do Christians learn from the creation story?How do festivals and family life show what matters to Jewish people?What does it mean to be a Hindu in Britain today?

Holi festival of spring 25th march
2a.5 SALVATION: Why do Christians call the day Jesus died ‘Good Friday’? Easter

Rhetoric – comparison between Holi and Easter???
2a.4 GOSPEL: What kind of world did Jesus want?How and why do religious and non-religious people try to make the world a better place?
Year 5/62b.2CREATION/
FALL: Creation & Science – Conflict or Complimentary?
2b.8 KINGDOM OF GOD: What kind of King is Jesus?U2.7 Why do Hindus want to be good?

Holi festival of spring 25th march
2b.7: SALVATION:
What difference does the resurrection make to Christians? Easter
How does faith help people when life gets hard?

Link to all religions
U2.10 What matters most to Humanists and other religions?
SCARF      
       
       
       
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
 Me and My RelationshipsValuing DifferenceKeeping Myself SafeRights and ResponsibilitiesBeing My BestGrowing and Changing
RecFamilies, interests, similarities &
differences, special people, feelings,
asking for help & helping others
Sensitivity, likes & dislikes, speaking & listening skills, care & kindness, friendship, cooperation, respecting othersHealthy bodies, staying safe, medicines, people who help us, online safetyCaring for home, school & special people, own impact on the natural worldResilience, confidence, feelings & emotions, dealing with challenge, healthy choicesChanges in nature & humans, stages of childhood, naming external body parts
Year 1/2Creating an ideal classroom, expressing feelings, responding to others’ feelings, teasing or bullying?, strategies for dealing with bullying, being a good friend, seeking help when upsetPhysical & non-physical differences & similarities, respectful language, feeling left out, the impact of kindness & unkindness, acts of kindness in school, demonstrating active listening techniquesMedicines & other strategies for feeling better, safe & unsafe situations, keeping safe – ‘Yes’, ‘No’, ‘I’ll ask’ or ‘I’ll tell’, recognising others’ feelings through facial expressions & body language, touch – ‘I don’t like that’- who to talk to, safe & unsafe secretsGetting on with others, dealing
with impulsive behaviour, special
people in school & the wider
community, improving the school
environment, choices with
money, reasons for saving money
The learning process, positive
attitudes & mindset, germs,
hygiene & vaccination, dental
care, food, water & air in the
body
Naming major internal body parts, simple bodily processes, babies – basic needs, then & now (baby – toddler – young child), bullying – what to do & who can help, secrets & surprises, people to talk to, keeping private parts private, Giving positive feedback, recognising feelings of loss, life stages – baby – toddler – child – teenager – adult, reproductive body parts, respecting privacy
Year 3/4Consequences for breaking rules, cooperation & collaboration, maintaining positive relationships, dares & how to deal with them, expressing & listening to opinions, Good & not so good feelings, saying
‘no’ to a friend, same situation –
different feelings, peer pressure
Different types of family, fostering & adoption, same-sex relationships, community, challenging viewpoints, respectfully, diversity, name calling & bullying, prejudice, Negotiation & compromise,
different types of relationships, recognising & dealing with aggressive behaviour, showing respect, stereotypes
Strategies for keeping safe, dealing with danger & risk, risk factors of drugs – cigarettes & alcohol, online safety risks, personal information, assessing risk, making decisions, Hazards, managing risk,
safe/unsafe online sharing, social
norms, positive & negative
influences
Helpful volunteers, facts, opinions & viewpoints, looking after the environment, earning, income, saving & spending, Being responsible, pupil voice,
democracy, media influence, environmental organisations, income & expenditure, income tax, VAT & National Insurance, public services
Food groups & a balanced diet, reducing the risk of spreading infections, health & wellbeing, achievements, Being unique, making choices, healthy menu planning, environmental issues – the 7 Rs,Healthy relationships, personal space, puberty – periods, conception – eggs & sperm joining, the local environment, Dealing with change, emotional & physical changes in puberty, terminology for genitalia, the menstrual cycle, types of marriage, the 5 ways to wellbeing.
Year 5Collaboration & conflict resolution strategies, responding to others’ feelings, unhealthy relationships, passive, aggressive & assertive behaviours, assertiveness skills, emotional needs, respectful interaction onlineFriendships – those that last & those that end, responding respectfully & appropriately, discrimination & injustice, mutual respect & tolerance, online information – true or untrue?, sex, gender identity, gender expression & sexual orientation, positive & negative behaviours – impact & consequencesHabits, taking risks, types of bullying, online ‘friends’, protecting personal information, helpful/harmful drugs, smoking & alcohol – actual normsCurrent media issues concerning health & wellbeing, bias, rights, responsibilities & duties, pressure groups, consumers & products, loans, credit, debit & interest, personal finance, local councilHarmful effects of smoking & alcohol consumption, basic body functions of the four systems, strengths, skills & talents & areas of development, celebrities – ‘star’ qualities & media portrayalStrategies for building resilience, feelings about separation, correct language for external sexual organ, puberty – myths, breaking confidences to keep someone safe, gender bullying
Year 6Dealing with friendship challenges, peer influence & pressure, assertive behaviour under pressure, commitment, marriage – freedom to choose, feelings associated with inappropriate touchBystanders & bullying, prejudice, friends & acquaintances, different types of relationships, gender stereotypesOnline posts & sharing images – legal implications, addiction, basic laws concerning drugs, conflicting emotions, independence & responsibilitySocial media, tax & public services, sustainabilityAspirational goals, health & wellbeing presentation, reducing riskSupporting people through change, fame, photoshopping, consent, changes in puberty which allow sexual reproduction to occur, methods of fertilisation, Thomas Coram
 Autumn 1Autumn 2Spring 1Spring 2Summer 1Summer 2
RecGymnasticsCooperate & Solve ProblemsDanceManipulation & CoordinationBody ManagementSpeed Agility Travel
Year 1/2GymnasticsHit Catch RunDanceSend & ReturnAttack Defend ShootRun Jump Throw
Year 3/4GymnasticsNetballDanceVolley SportFootballAthletics
Year 5/6GymnasticsNetballDanceVolley SportFootballAthletics