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Lower KS2 Cycle A Planning Overview As we are a one and a half form entry school, the children are taught the foundation subjects on a 2 year cycle. Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 Power of reading book Maths Links Topic Gateways to the World: Airports Gregory cool Distance Airports: jobs, maps,, travelling Scavengers and Settlers: Early man to the iron age UG boy genius of the stone age Footprints from the Past: Before people Krindlekrax Footprints from the Past: Before people The miraculous journey of Edward tulane Dinosaurs: classifying, diet, plants, history Saving the World: Rainforests Saving the World: Rainforests Mouse bird snake wolf Gorilla Rainforests: products, animals, plants, destruction Science Electricity Sound Food chains and nutrition Animals skeletons and muscles The water cycle Plants History Geography Use fieldwork to observe, measure and record Roman empire successful invasions and Julius ceasar s attempted invasion British resistance Locate world s countries focussing on Europe and Americas focus on key physical and human features About the connections we Stone to bronze age hunters gatherers and early farmers Time periods when dinosaurs lived Fossils What the Earth looked like millions of years ago Where to look for dinosaur bones Describe and understand climate, mountain, rivers, settlements and trade links Water cycle History study of the Indus valley About where rainforests are in the world

Art DT have with different places in the world About the places that we can travel to from our local airport Aerial Photography/ Yann Arthus Bertrand About different airline logos and designs How to create our own airline logo How to create a wire sculpture to represent flight Making wire Airplanes How to plan and design an inflight entertainment pack How to make and evaluate an in-flight entertainment pack Cave Paintings Pottery Creating our own prehistoric cave paintings Making and decorating pottery, based on one of the periods we have explored Iron age jewellery Sculpture About how artists draw dinosaurs How to make a sculpture of a dinosaur How to make reptile-skin patterns Design a dinosaur Collage/ Painting Andy Goldsworthy About rainforest body art and painting our faces in a similar style How we can use art to create a rainforest scene How to plan and make our own tropical fruit drink

RE L2.1 What do different people believe about God? L2.5 Why are festivals important to religious communities Drug, alcohol and tobacco education: Making choices L2.3: Why is Jesus inspiring to some people? L2.2: Why is the Bible important for Christians today? L2.4: Why do people pray? PHSE Identity, society and equality: Democracy Physical health and wellbeing: What is Keeping safe and managing risk: Sex and relationship education: important to me? Playing safe Growing up and changing Cooking * Quick bread rolls Yoghurt and Banana Biscuits Apple crumble Trips Airport British museum Natural history museum Rainforest café

Lower KS2 Cycle B Planning Overview Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2 Power of reading book Topic Science History Treasure: Archaeology The pebble in my pocket Classification of rocks and soils. Understanding of fossilisation Ancient Egypt How artefacts can help us find out about the past How we can use fact and opinion to create a profile about a historical person About different historical sources About famous archaeologists About how different cultures preserve and treasure different things About the work of archaeologists around the world The nature of lives: Living things The green ship Wolves Identifying and classifying living things in habitats Chocolate: Food Charlie and the factory Fair trade Digestive system and teeth Aztecs and Mayans Who first discovered Who took the first to Europe About the importance of cocoa beans for trade Chocolate: Food Charlie and the States of matter Active Planet: Earthquakes and volcanoes Storm Simple forces, including magnetism Roman empire Pompei British resistance Land, sea and sky: Habitats Stone mouse Into the forest Sources of light, shadows and reflection Settlements of Britain Local history study

Geography Use fieldwork to observe, measure and record How we can learn about the past from the buildings and people in our local area About local archaeologists and the work they do to uncover the past About how we can discover buried artefacts and treasures hidden in our school grounds Study a region in the UK (not local area) Where cacao trees are found About the factors affecting the growth of cacao trees About other cash crops Describe and understand volcanoes and earthquakes About how the Earth is formed What a volcano island is and where they are in the world What causes an earthquake How earthquakes can be measured Describe and understand climate, rivers, mountains, settlements and trade links Art Egyptian patterns and hieroglyphics art What makes a piece of art a treasure How we can use guesswork to make models of different treasures How to design a wrapper for our bar Leonid Afremov About hot and cold colours About using different materials and techniques to represent a volcano Luiza visoli Artist focusing on land and sky

DT How to make a bird nesting box Design a healthy plate How to make our own What we can add to Volcano What makes buildings strong About protective clothing and equipment About how to put together a survival kit RE PHSE L2.6: Why do some people think that life is a journey? What significant experiences mark this? Drug, alcohol and tobacco education: Tobacco is a drug Keeping safe and managing risk: Bullying see it, say it, stop it L2.7 What does it mean to be a Christian in Britain today? Mental health and emotional wellbeing: Strengths and challenges L2.8: What does it mean to be a Hindu in Britain today? Identity, society and equality: Celebrating difference L2.9 What can we learn from religions about deciding what is right and wrong? Careers, financial capability and economic wellbeing: Saving, spending and budgeting L2.9 What can we learn from religions about deciding what is right and wrong? Physical health and wellbeing: What helps me choose? Cooking * Lentil soup Peas and Potato Curry Fish cakes Trips British museum Science museum *Cooking is also taught as part of our International Evening Event, Black History Month, Summer fair, Bring a Parent to School Days and Biscuit Decorating.