Whole School Curriculum Map

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EYFS

EYFS Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
Topic:

Marvellous Me!

Let’s Celebrate

Winter Wonderland

The Great Outdoors

Animal Kingdom

Over and Under the Sea

Core Text:

Pete the Cat

Colour Monster

Owl Babies

The Gruffalo

Stickman

One Snowy Night

Poles Apart

The Tiny Seed

Jasper’s Beanstalk

Snail Trail

Why do We Need Bees? 

The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Train Ride

Julian is a Mermaid

Maths:

Subitising

Counting skills

Numbers to 5

2D shape

Measures & patterns

Subitising

Counting skills

Numbers to 7

Doubling

3D shape

Length & height

 

Subitising

Counting skills

Numbers to 10

Number bonds to 10

Halving

Mass & capacity

Position & direction

 
Understanding the World:

Family customs and routines – birthdays, Diwali, Christmas

Forest School

Patterns and Change – Seasonal Changes 

Similarities between ourselves and others

Local environment

 

Family customs and routines

Mothering Sunday 

Easter

Forest School

Patterns and Change  - Seasonal changes

Polar regions

Family customs and routines – Preparing for next year

Forest School

Patterns and Change  - Seasonal Change  - the seaside

 
Expressive Arts & Design

Friendship songs

Composing 

Painting self-portraits

Vehicles

 

Mixing colours – Chinese dragon paintings

Using different media – drawing/painting seasonal flowers

 

Making minibeasts – joins

Minibeast and dinosaur songs with accompaniments

 
PSED

Jigsaw

School and class rules

Making relationships

Mindfulness

 

Managing Feelings and Behaviour

Mindfulness

 

Choices – how do our choices affect other people?

 
Physical Development:

Dance and Gymnastics

Gymnastics - Jumping Jack and Rock and Roll 

Yoga

Dance - Ugly Bug Ball

 

Games - Best of Balls

Dane - Ugly Bug Ball

Yoga

 
Communication & Language

Likes and dislikes.

Who is in your family?

 

Engage in non-fiction books

Recounting past events

 

Listening to and responding to stories

Using past and present tense accurately

 

Key Stage 1

Year 1 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
Topic: Towers, Tunnels & Turrets To Infinity & Beyond Paws, Claws & Whiskers
History:

*Significant individuals – Henry VIII

*Significant historical events, people & places in own locality

 

*Significant individuals – Neil Armstrong, Helen Sharman

*Significant national & global event – moon landing

*Changes within living memory

 
Geography: 

4 countries & capital cities of UK (castle locations)

*Maps

*Seasonal/Daily weather in UK vs Equator (c/c science)

 
*Seasonal/Daily weather in UK vs Equator (c/c science)

*Geography of school and grounds

*Human & Physical features of surrounding environment

*Seasonal/Daily weather in UK vs Equator (c/c Science)

 
Science:

*Seasonal Changes

*Everyday Materials

 

Human body

*Plants

 

*Animals including humans

*Investigating skills

 
Core Text:

Monkey See Monkey Do

Bog Baby

Zorg

 

Where the Wild Things Are

Dear Fairy Godmother

 
Genres:

Traditional Tales

Recounts

Shape poetry

 

Traditional Tales

Recounts

Nonsense poetry

 

Stories in familiar settings

Fairy Tales Letter

Word play poetry

 
Maths:

Place value (within 10)

Addition & subtraction (within 10)

Shape

Mass & volume

 

Place value (within 50)

Addition & subtraction

Length & height

 

Multiplication & division

Fractions

Position & direction

Place value (within 100)

Money

Time

Music:

Introducing beating

Adding rhythm and pitch

 

Introducing tempo and dynamics

Combining pulse, rhythm and pitch

 

Having fun with improvisation

Explore sound and create a story

 
RE:

Christians & Muslims

*Who is a Christian/Muslim & what do they believe

 

Christians & Jewish people

*Who is Jewish & what do they believe

*Sacred books

 

Christians & Muslims

*Sacred places

 
Art:

Collage

3D Sculpture

Drawing

Painting

 
DT: *Textiles – can we design a clothing item for Teddy to wear whatever the weather? (c/c science) *Construction – Will you shake, pluck or hit your musical instrument? (c/c music) *Mouldable materials – what can the Wild Things eat their dinner on?
Computing:

Systems and Networks

Creating Media

Programming

Data and Information

 

Creating Media

Programming

 
PE:

Ball skills – hands

Dance – growing

Gymnastics – wide, narrow, curled

Outdoor and Adventure – team games

Ball skills – hands

Ball skills  - feet

Ball skills – hands

Locomotion – running and jumping

 
Year 2 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
Topic: Land Ahoy! Dragons Muck, Mess & Mixtures
History:

*Significant individuals – Christopher Columbus

*Significant event - Titanic

 
  *Significant individuals - Florence Nightingale, Queen Victoria, Tennyson
Geography:

*Name & Locate 7 continents & 5 oceans

*Surrounding UK seas

& North/South Pole

*Atlases

*Compass directions

 

*Human & Physical geography of small UK area & China

*World maps, atlases and globes

 
 
Science:

*Movement/forces

*Everyday materials

 

*Animals including humans

*Living things & their habitat

 

*Animals including humans

*Plants

 
Core Text: Lost and found

Tell me a dragon

How to train your dragon – reading focus

 

George’s Marvellous Medicine

Revolting Recipes

The day the crayons quit

 
Genres:

Stories by the same author

Letters

Humorous poetry

 

Adventure stories

Non-chronological reports – leaflets

Performance poetry

 

Character descriptions

Recipes & instructions

Acrostics

 
Maths:

Multiplication & division

Fractions

Position & direction

Place value (within 100)

Money

Time

Money

Multiplication & division

Mass, capacity & temperature

Fractions

Time

Statistics

Position & direction

 
Music:

Exploring simple patterns

Focus on dynamics & tempo

 

Exploring feelings through music

Inventing a musical story

 

Music that makes you dance

Exploring improvisation

 
RE:

Christians & Jewish people

*Special & sacred times

 

Christians & Muslims

*Belonging to a faith community

 

Christians & Jewish people

*Caring for the world & others

 
Art: Drawing Printing Painting
DT: *Materials – How will we float our pirate boats? (c/c science & topic) *Mechanisms – why might our dragons bite you? *Cooking & Nutrition – healthy picnic (c/c literacy & science)
Computing:

Programming – Logo & create

E-Safety

 

Data handling – Stories & animate

E-Safety

 

Digital literacy - communicate

E-Safety

 
PE:

Ball skills – hands & dodging

Dance – street dance

Gymnastics

 

Outdoor and Adventure – team games

Balls skills – hands

Ball skills – feet & games for understanding

 

Ball skills – hands

Locomotion – running and jumping

 

EKS2

Year 3 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
Topic: Stone Age - Iron Age What Makes the Earth Angry? Pharaohs
History: *Stone Ages to the Iron Age   *Early civilisations - Egyptians
Geography:  

*Locate the world’s countries

*Physical and human characteristics 

*Volcanoes and earthquakes

*Longitude & Latitude

 

*Locate the world’s countries

*Longitude & Latitude

*Compare Egypt & UK

 
Science:

*Light

*Forces and magnets

 

*Rocks/Fossils

*Investigating skills

 

*Animals including humans

*Plants

 
Core Text:

The Wolf’s Story

Stone Age Boy

 
When the Giant stirred

There’s a pharaoh in my bath

Egyptian Cinderella

 
Genres:

Mixed up Fairy Tales

Diaries

Word play poetry

 

Adventure stories

Non-chronological reports

Observational poetry

 

Stories in unfamiliar settings

Alphabetised texts

Performance poetry

 
Maths:

Place value

Addition & subtraction

Multiplication & division

 

Multiplication & division

Length & perimeter

Fractions

Mass & capacity

Money

Time

Shape

Statistics

 
Music:

Developing notation skills

Enjoying improvisation

 

Composing using your imagination

Sharing musical experiences

 

Learning more about musical styles

Recognising different sounds

 
RE:

Christians & Muslims

*What do different people believe about God

*Bible & Christianity

 

Christians & Hindus

*Religious festivals

*Prayer

 

Christians & Hindus

*What does it mean to be a Christian / Hindu in Britain today

 
Art: Collage Painting Drawing - pencil skills
DT: *Textiles - Tie Dye t-shirts *Mouldable materials - erupting volcanoes *Construction - pyramids
Computing:

Programming – program & explore

E-Safety

 

Data handling -  branch

E-Safety

 

Digital literacy – website, collaborate

E-Safety

 
PE:

Invasion games – netball

Dance

Gymnastics

 

Swimming

Outdoor and Adventure – team games

Invasion games – football

 

Athletics

Striking & fielding – rounders 

Net wall - tennis

 
Year 4 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
Topic: Scrumdidilyumptious Gods & Mortals Burps, Bottoms & Bile
History: *Contrast a non-European society (Mayan)

*Ancient Greece

*Legacy of Greek culture

 
 
Geography:

*Locate the world’s countries

*Physical and human characteristics

*Climate zones, biomes and vegetation belts (c/c science)

*Trade links

 

*Compare Greece & UK

*4-figure grid references

 

*Water cycle & rivers (create water cycle on the window)

*Distribution of natural resources including energy, food, minerals & water

*Topographical features

 
Science:

*Living things & their habitats

*Sound

 

*Animals including humans

*Electricity

 

*Animals including humans

*States of mater (c/c geography)

 
Core Text: Charlie & the Chocolate Factory Midas The Demon Dentist
Genres:

Stories in familiar settings

Persuasive adverts

Shape poetry

 

Myths & Legends 

Non-chron reports with sub-headings

‘Nonsense poetry

 

Character portraits

Narrative writing

Performance poetry

 
Maths:

Place value

Addition & subtraction

Area

Multiplication & division

 

Multiplication & division

Length & perimeter

Fractions

Decimals

Money

Time

Shape

Statistics

Position & direction

 
Music:

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

 
RE:

Christians & Muslims

*Life is a journey

 

Christians & Hindus

*Why is Jesus inspiring to some people?

 

Christians & Jewish people

*What is right/wrong?

 
Art: Printing 3D Sculpture Drawing
DT: Materials – How will Charlie get all his goodies back home safely? Mechanisms – How interactive can we make our book? (c/c science) Cooking & Nutrition – Healthy eating
Computing:

Programming – systems & create

E-Safety

 

Data handling – spreadsheets

E-Safety

 

Digital literacy – online collaboration

E-Safety

 
PE:

Invasion games – basketball 

Dance

Gymnastics

 

Swimming

Outdoor and Adventure – team games

Invasion games – football

 

Athletics

Striking & fielding –  quick cricket 

Net wall - tennis

 

UKS2

Year 5 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
Topic: Revolting Romans If the world was a village Traders & Raiders & Residential
History:

*Roman Empire and its impact on Britain

*Boudicca 

*Julius Caesar

 
 

*Anglo-Saxons, Scots

*Vikings

Geography:

*Locate the world’s countries

*UK cities

*Compare Rome & UK

*Maps, atlases

*6-figure grid reference

 

*North & South America – Mexico/Brazil

Environmental regions, key physical and human characteristics.

*Tropics of Cancer & Capricorn & Biomes

 

*Types of settlement and land use

*Economic activity including trade links

*Digital mapping 

*8-points of compass 

*Field work 

*Grid references, incl Ordnance Survey

Science:

*Forces

*Properties and changes of materials

 

*Living things and their habitats

*Earth and Space

 

*Animals including humans

*Investigating skills

 
Core Text: Tiger Tiger

The Explorer – Katherine Rundell

Journey to the River Sea

 

Odd and the Frost Giants

Viking Myths

 
Genres:

Writing in the style of an author

Persuasive writing

Poetry - Performance poetry

 

Narratives

Persuasive writing (revisit skills)

Poetry - Haiku

 

Mystery stories

Explanation texts

Poetry - Observational poetry

 
Maths:

Place value

Addition & subtraction

Multiplication & division

Fractions

Multiplication & division

Fractions

Decimals & percentage

Statistics

 

Perimeter & area

Shape

Position & direction

Decimals

Negative numbers

Converting units

Volume
Music:

Getting started with music tech

Emotions and musical style

 

Exploring key and time signatures

Introducing chords

 

Words, meaning and expression

Identifying important musical elements

 
RE:

Christians & Muslims

*Why do some people believe in God?

*Being Muslim in Britain today

 

Christians & Hindus

*What would Jesus do?

 

Christians & Jewish people

*Places of worship

 
Art: Painting Printing Sculpture
DT: Materials – How far will our catapult launch? Construction – Why would birds hatch their eggs here? (c/c science) Mouldable materials – what would that map look like in 3D?
Computing:

Programming – Design & instruct

E-Safety

 

Data handling – databases & spreadsheet

E-Safety

 

Digital literacy – networks

E-Safety

 
PE:

Invasion games – netball

Dance

Gymnastics

 

Outdoor and Adventure – Communication and Team building games

Invasion games – football and tag rugby

 

Athletics

Striking & fielding – rounders

Net wall – tennis

 
Year 6 Term 1 Term 2 Term 3
Topic: Fallen Fields Darwin's Delights New Horizons
History WW1 & WW2  

Compare historical events in North America with the UK, today.

Racism, Crime and punishment, Rosa Parks

 
Geography:

*Locate the world’s countries

*North & South America, Europe

*Counties & Cities of UK

 

(c/c science) Rainforest

*Equator 

*Northern & Southern Hemisphere

*Arctic & Antarctic Circles

*Prime/Greenwich Meridian & time zones

 

North America: Texas

Climate

Biomes

Extreme weather – droughts

 
Science:

*Light

*Electricity

 

*Evolution and inheritance 

*Living things and their habitats

 

*Reversible/ non-reversible changes

*Animals including humans

 
Core Text: Letters from a Lighthouse Kensuke's Kingdom Holes
Genres:

Stories set in the past

Letters & balanced arguments

Senses poetry

 

Writing in the style of an author

Biographies

Language play poetry

 

Play scripts

Information texts

Performance poetry

Maths:

Place value

Addition & subtraction

Multiplication & division

Fractions

Converting units

Shape

 

Fractions

Algebra

Decimals

Fractions, decimals & percentage

Area, perimeter & volume

Position & direction

 

Statistics

Ratio

Percentage

 
Music:

Developing melodic phrases

Understanding structure and form

 

Gaining confidence through performance

Exploring notation further

 

Using chords and structure

Respecting each other through composition

 
RE:

Christians & Muslims

*Places of worship

*Arts & architecture vs charity

 

Christians & Hindus

*What do religions say when life gets hard?

 

Christians & Jewish people

*What difference does it make to believe in harmlessness, grace, and/or Ummah?

 
Art: Collage - silhouettes Drawing - sketches Painting - Pop art
DT: Mechanisms – will our model theatre be ready for opening night Textiles – Can we design & make a soft toy for Unicorn Class? Cooking & Nutrition – who will win Great Year 6 bread bake off? (c/c science)
Computing:

Programming – systems & create

E-Safety

 

Data handling – broadcasting

E-Safety

 

Digital literacy – Collaboration & evaluate

E-Safety

 
PE:

Invasion games – basketball

Dance

Gymnastics

Outdoor and Adventure – orienteering 

Invasion games – football and hockey

 

Athletics

Striking & fielding – quick cricket

Net wall – tennis