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1 Year 1 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 Traction Man Grace and family Beegu One Night Far From Here (4 weeks) Lila and the secret of the rain The Princess and the White Bear King Is that a tree? (id plants / plant structure) Do we get snow in Summer? (observations about weather/day length seasons) Glass or a glass? (id materials/properties/uses) Are all animals the same? (id/name common carni/omni/herbi vores) Do we get snow in the summer? revisited Problem Solving Shady Summer science keeping out of the Sun Local geography fieldwork Trip to Victorian trip Beegu landed in field hook A visit from Santa Constable Trip to Leigh Woods SS Great Britain trip topic invite parents What was school like in Victorian times? Who was the first person to walk on the moon? Was Brunel a hero? Where is my school? Local fieldwork What is the United Kingdom? Where would Santa get a suntan? City and countryside Van Goh techniques and life Colour wheel Make old fashioned cookies - Build a moon buggy - Make a bag for country side Finding images using the web - Produce talking book - Filming creation of moon buggy Electronic card - Using programmable toys Carnival of the animals Saints-Saens Rhythm tempo Opinions and dislikes Nutcracker Suite Tchaikovsky Rhythm tempo Opinions and dislikes What does my family do for me? How much have I changed since I was a baby? Who do I go to if I am worried about something? How do I cross a road safely? How could I get better at? How can I keep healthy? What happens if? Games stop, catch and pass a ball. Take part in games Gym copy, remember, explore and repeat simple actions / evaluate own and others performances Dance Perform with control and co-ordination using imagination. Discuss and evaluate Games stop, catch and pass a ball. Take part in games Games stop, catch and pass a ball. Take part in games Athletics Change speed and direction / ump accurately / throw with one hand Who am I? Where and how do people belong? How and why are some stories special and sacred? How and why are celebrations important? How do we know we care? Religious symbols

2 Year 2 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 The Dark Zeraffa Giraffa The Lonely Beast (4 weeks) Claude in the City(4 weeks) The Magic Finger The Story Tree Puffin Book of Fantastic Poems What does an animal need to survive and live? (animal needs growth and health) What does a seed need? (observe seed/bulb/plant growth + plant needs) Problem Solving (How can we make a home grown salad by the end of the year?) Trip to Bristol Zoo Bullies out visit Trip to Art exhibition at Bristol Museum Why don t camels live in the North Pole? (living things in suitable habitats food chains) How far can a ball roll? (forces / friction) Is a chocolate teapot useful? (physical changes / suitable materials) Trip to Weston super Cabot sites in Bristol Present on trip to Weston invite parents Where did grandma go on holiday when she was my age? Was the baker to blame for the fire of London? Did Christopher Columbus get lost at sea? Coasts and landscapes and Bristol India Pop artists Andy Warhol Printing to create images Make bread - Make a lifeguard tower - Make batik handkerchief - Collecting and recording data - Taking, selecting and editing digital images - How do computer games work (-understanding programming) Researching a topic - Peter and the wolf Tchaikovsky Rhythm tempo and dynamics Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique Movt 5 Who do I look after? Why are boys and girls different? Which parts of my body are private? Why do we sometimes get poorly? How can I look after my school? What shall I spend my pocket money on? When can changes feel good / difficult? Games control and catch with movement / pass accurately Gym link and vary ideas and apply to compositions. Describe and discuss own and others work Dance Improvise alone and with partner / longer dances / use dance vocab to compare and improve Games control and catch with movement / pass accurately / move with a ball Games begin to influence opposed conditioned game Athletics run at speed / take a running jump / range of throwing actions varied objects I wonder.questions that puzzle us What makes me unique? What can we learn from local, national or global religious figures? What make religious stories important?

3 Year 3 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 Leon and the space between Gregory Cool Pebble in my Pocket Jemmy Button (4 weeks) Oliver and the sea wigs Pea boy The Mousehole Cat African Tales Hot like Fire Circus (investigations on a theme) How do animals bodies work? (animal/human nutrition, skeletons, muscles) Trip to Newbury rain forest / Clifton Down Britsol University Botanical Gardens Where do rocks come from? (describe/compare/group rocks) How do we see? (light/dark; shadows; reflection) Do all plants have flowers? (plant parts /growth /reproduction) A trip to Stonehenge Visit by reptile people Trip to Bristol Museum for Egyptian exhibition Do opposites attract? (attraction/repulsion; magnetic / Techni-quest in Cardiff Feedback on rain forest visit What can we learn from the Stone Age from a study of Skara Brae? Why did people build Stonehenge? How tricky was it to build pyramids? What makes plants grow big and strong? (South America biomes) of impressionism Techniques Monet Why can the rainforest support so many lives? How amazing is Chile? Make finger puppet - English Make a pop-up book - Make packed up for school trip MFL It s all about me! It s all about me! This is my family This is my family This is my school This is my school Communicating safely on the internet - /video links Videoing/filming a performance Collecting and analysing data - Program an animation - Exploring computer networks (internet, school network?) Storm Britten Peter Grimes Pitch and timbre treble clef notation non standard Flight of the Bumblebee (Rimsky Korsakov) Recorders / Ukelele Recorders / Ukelele How do different animals have babies? What are the similarities and differences between boys and girls? What are some of the bad ways people can behave towards each other? What does it mean to be part of a community? Why do we have rules? What am I good at? How can I stop myself from catching a cold? When is it OK to take a risk? Gym link ideas, skills with control, precision and fluency. Refine, improve and modify performances Dance Vary dynamics and develop actions with group. Demonstrate rhythm Athletics improve and sustain running techniques / demonstrate accuracy and techniques in throwing and jumping Shared stories What is family? Why are some places special? What was Jesus like?

4 Year 4 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 Into the Forest Varjak Paw The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Mouse Bird Snake Wolf (3 weeks) The Iron Man Is that a bearded tit? (classification / threats/effects of environmental change) Problem Solving (Which shoes are best?) Why is water special? (states of matter; physical changes to water) How do animals get their nutrition? (digestive system; teeth; food chains/webs) Can you feel sound? (vibrations; pitch/volume) How can we make a lighthouse? (circuits, switches, conductors, insulators) An Ancient Greek visitor Trip to Cardiff Visit by water aid Visit from the reptile people Residential camp Wed-Fri Trip to the Roman Baths in Bath Feedback from camp invite parents Was there more to the Greeks than the Olympics? What was so special about Rome? Why was Boudicca so cross? Why were the Romans so keen to take a bath? European countries - what are the features of a capital city? (Cardiff) Can you find your way around the world? Continents, time zones etc. Why does the weather change so quickly in the UK? Abstract artists Develop knowledge of shape and form (collage) Picasso and his work Make a purse or wallet Design new breakfast cereal + packaging Make a lighthouse - MFL Numbers /shapes and colours Numbers /shapes and colours Introducing my friends and family Introducing my friends and family My favourite holidays camping and seaside My favourite holidays camping and seaside Prototyping an interactive toy e.g. using scratch Editing and writing HTML (using firefox/brackets) Present the weather (film, PP, present) Develop a simple educational game using programming methods. Producing digital music Learn an instrument Elgar - Dream of Geronius notation standard notation Scheherazade Duration treble and base / notes / scale Trip to concert Colston Hall or St George s What do I do if What are good habits for looking after my growing body? How are babies made? What is a habit? How can I keep my piggy bank full? Which foods will keep me healthy? Do all choices I make have a consequence? Games Control and catch / Gym link ideas, skills with control, precision and fluency. Refine, improve and modify performances Dance Vary dynamics and develop actions with group. Demonstrate rhythm. Modify performances after observation. Knowledge of structure of body Accuracy and techniques in jumping and throwing / identify and explain good athletic performance Why are some journeys special? Why make a trip to Mecca? What does it mean to have faith? How should we live? Who can inspire us?

5 Year 5 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 Way Home Which came first, the chicken or the egg? (reproduction and life cycles) Varmints (2 weeks) Why do our bodies change? (human body development) A boy, a bear and a boat (4 weeks) Investigate Sport The Adventures of Odysseus (4 weeks) Can you un-bake a cake? (material properties; reversible and non-reversible changes) The London Eye Mystery Should we say sunrise and sunset? (planet/moon movements; Earth rotation effects) Wolf Brother If it goes up, must it come down? (gravity; friction; pulleys/gears/levers) M Shed oral history Unique Voice visits Colston Hall music trip Trip to London A Viking visits Trip Bristol Are all English people immigrants? How cruel were the Anglo Saxons? Naïve art Lowry and his work Emotion in art How well do you know your country?(main physical features of Britain) Feedback from trip invite parents Is London the most exciting city in the world? Make moving toys - English Bake a cake - MFL What are my hobbies and interests? Create art on a computer - Art What are my hobbies and interests? Create a webpage - How bad were the Vikings? Design a flag for London - What is the journey of a river? Travelling the world Travelling the world All creatures great and small All creatures great and small Develop an interactive game using programming skills Use a blog to communicate and share opinion Use knowledge of coding to crack codes Mars Holt Pitched notation Combining bringing all elements together (texture and structure) theatre Film music Hans Zimmer Ma Vlast Journey of a River Smetana What body changes do boys and girls go through during puberty? What is love? What are the different kinds of families and partnerships? When could it be bad to keep a secret? What does it mean to be independent? Games control movement Who do people follow and why? Gym perform and create movement sequences with accuracy and consistency Why are some books special? Why is there sometimes a battle inside my head? Dance perform and create motifs /dance styles with accuracy and consistency. How can I cope with loss? Games control movement How could drugs damage my body? Games control movement Understand and explain short and long term effects of exercise What symbols are important to the people of Bristol? How can the media affect how I feel about myself? Athletics demonstrate good control, strength, speed and stamina. Apply athletic skills and tactics to competitions

6 Year 6 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6 Skellig Stormbreaker The Viewer (4 weeks) Cosmic (3 weeks) Wolf Brother Stay where you are and leave Boy in the Girl s bathroom Does Linnaeus system classify all plants and animals? (classification reasoning) Investigate science Secret Agent science What keeps our bodies healthy? (circulatory system; impact of diet/exercise/drugs) Life Skills Trip Unique Voice visits Trip to Bristol guided tour and M Shed Was a giraffe neck always so long? (fossils; evolutionary adaptation) Can you see round corners? (light travelling, light to eye. shadows) Can you replicate or change someone else s circuit? (circuit diagrams, voltage, component comparison) Longleat SATS Camp Residential Camp Feedback from camp invite parents When was the worst time to commit a crime? Should there be a statue of Colston in Bristol? Who should have the Benin Head? Mini study of Bristol link to slavery - How can you survive in a desert? (North America) Mighty mountains How do you live with the constant threat of earthquakes? Street art Banksy and his work Application of techniques Make a salad - Design and make a controllable vehicle - MFL Revisit all topics La France et les Français La France et les Français Revisit all topics Research app market > present Plan the creation of a mobile app Design an interface for an app Market app by creating and video and web copy Civilians Vaugh Full notation Einaudi Combining bringing all elements together Mozart Eine kleine Nacht music Combining bringing all elements together Can some relationships be harmful? What is a normal body? What is a stereotype? What are sexual feelings? Who might put me under pressure? How can I protect my personal information on line? How do I cope with changes? Games - control movement Explain benefits of exercise Gym -Select and use a variety of compositional skills complex sequences alone or groups. Skills analysis / lead warm up Dance select and use a wide range of compositional skills and show ideas. Lead warm up and evaluate performance Games - control movement Explain benefits of exercise Games - control movement Explain benefits of exercise Athletics - demonstrate good control, strength, speed and stamina. Apply athletic skills and tactics to competitions Are some things too bad to forgive? Why are we so different and how can we live together? How do Christians beliefs influence their actions? What can we learn from places of worship? What do different religions tell us about birth/life/death?

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