Languages, Literacy and Communication

Numeracy 

Digital Competence 

Health and Well-being 

Develop listening skills: 

Listen to others carefully and after listening respond appropriately and ask relevant questions.

Develop oracy skills: 

Organise their talk so others can follow. Contribute to group discussion. Express an opinion about topics. Communicate in a growing range of languages.

Develop reading skills: 

Use a range of reading strategies to make meaning from words and sentences. Discover a range of literature and make connections between them.

Select and use information and ideas from a text. 

Develop writing skills: 

Use a clear legible handwriting style.   Use long vowel blends to spell words correctly.  Use a range of punctuation with accuracy. Write for a variety of purposes including recounting events, persuading others etc.

Developing number skills: 

Read and write numbers up to 10,000.  Recognises negative numbers. Further develop mental strategies for addition and subtraction. Recall the 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 10 times tables.  Use money to pay for items up to £10 and calculate the change. 

Shape & Space: 

Recognise and classify 2D and 3D shapes in various ways.  Recognise if an angle is more or less than a right angle.  Identify the eight compass points of direction. 

Measures & units: 

Use standard units to measure (length, mass, capacity), read to the nearest minute on an analogue clock and 12 hour and 24 hour digital clocks, interpret temperature readings above and below 0°C. 

Data:  

Represent data using simple tables and diagrams, tally charts, Venn and Carroll diagrams, pictograms, bar and simple line graphs. Read and interpret simple tables, diagrams and charts. 

Citizenship 

Understand how to protect themselves from digital online identity theft.  Use strong secure passwords. Identify cyberbullying and how to prevent it. 

Communication 

Use an online collaborative platform to create and edit work.  Manage an online file. 

Producing 

Find relevant information by using different keywords and search techniques.  Create and modify multimedia components. 

Data 

Create data sets and analyse them e.g spreadsheets, databases etc. 

Children will be taught how to maintain and develop their physical health and well-being as well as their mental health and emotional well-being.  

They will develop a range of skills including: 

An understanding of what influences their health and well-being; 

Decision making / making positive choices; 

Resilience and self-regulation; 

Developing safe and healthy relationships; 

Social responsibility. 

Humanities 

Science and Technology 

Expressive Arts 

Humanities will enable learners to explore and investigate the world, past, present and future. Some of the skills we will develop are: 

Chronological awareness; 

Identify change and continuity and

to understand cause and consequence; 

Research skills; 

Analyse and evaluate evidence; 

To present the findings of their enquiries and reach conclusions; 

An awareness and understanding of rights and responsibilities; 

An awareness and understanding of different beliefs, traditions, religions, cultures and societies; 

Map skills. 

Children will be given the opportunity to explore ideas, produce solutions and justify their choices through a range of activities, including practical tasks. 

They will develop a range of skills including the ability to: 

Plan and carry out scientific and technological investigations; 

Collect, analyse and present data; 

Develop and present ideas clearly; 

Reach conclusions and evaluate methods; 

Problem solving. 

Children will be given opportunities to develop creative, artistic and performance skills through a range of areas such as art, dance, drama, film and digital media and music. 

They will develop a range of skills including: 

Working together; 

Experimenting with their own ideas; 

Exploring the ideas of others; 

Evaluating and improving their work.