Yr 1 - Bessemer Grange Primary

Aut 1 Aut 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Sum 1 Sum 2

Yr 1 Our Town!

(My local area and I )

Visit - Local area walk, London river walk

Looking after the world

Visit - Centre for Wildlife Gardening –Peckham, Natural History Museum, Horniman Museum

Toys

Visit - The toy museum - http://www.vam.ac.uk/moc/

Pollocks Toy museum - http://www.pollockstoys.com

Amazon adventure

Visit – Horniman Museum, Kew Gardens, Natural History Museum

Let’s Celebrate

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Beegu – Alexis Decon - Literacy Tree Unit

The Magic Bed – John Burningham - Literacy Tree Unit

Yeti and Bird – Nadia Shireen – Literacy Tree Unit

What Ever Next – Jill Murphy - DPIL Unit

The Little Red Hen – Michael Foreman - DPIL Unit

Croc and Bird – Alexis Deacon

That Rabbit belongs to Emily Brown – Cressida Cowell

Now Press Play – Full stops and capital letters

Dear Greenpeace – Simon James

Dinosaurs and all that Rubbish - Michael Foreman

The Great Paper Caper – Oliver Jeffers

Toys - DIPIL unit

The Naughty Bus – Jan and Jerry Oke - Literacy Tree Unit

Toys in Space – Mini Grey

Where The Wild Things Are- Maurice Sendak - DPIL Unit

The Vanishing Rainforest – Richard Platt

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Seasonal Changes (where fits with transition)

Animals including humans

Visit Vauxhall City Farm / Surrey Docks city farm Now Press Play - Animals

Everyday materials

Plants

Visit – The Natural History Museum

The Horniman museum

Seasonal Changes

Now Press Play - Seasons

Ongoing Science outdoor learning- spot the difference with seasonal changes

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Hinduism –Festival of Dasshera (Story of Rama and Sita)

Christianity – Why do Christians celebrate Christmas?

Visit to St Faiths (local church)

Sikhism – Baisakhi (New Year)

Judaism – Why do Jewish people celebrate Passover?

Buddhism – what is Wesak ? (Buddha’s birthday)

Islam – Why do Muslims celebrate Eid?

Yr 2 Fire of London

Visit – Museum of London, Monument Now Press Play – Great Fire

Pirates

Visit- Golden Hind,

Maritime Museum,

Famous faces

Visit - The National Portrait Gallery

Now Press Play – Florence Nightingale

Seaside near and far

Visit – Seaside trip

Night time

Visit London Zoo – Nocturnal animals

Let’s Celebrate

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DIPIL unit -

Fire of

London

information

text

The Pied

Piper of

Hamiln –

Lisbeth

Zwerger -

Literacy

Tree Unit

Jolly Roger –

Colin

McNaughton

The Night

Pirates – Peter

Harris

The Pirate

Cruncher –

Jonny Duddle

My Brothers

Famous Bottom

– Jeremy

Strong

Seaside poems

– Nick Sharratt

Flotsam – David

Wiesner -

Literacy Tree

Unit

DIPIL unit - Selection of nonfiction

texts about nocturnal animals

The owl who was afraid of the dark -

Jill Tomlinson

Owl Babies – DPIL Unit

The Dark – Lemony Snicket

The Twits (SAT’s Unit) – Roald Dahl

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Uses of everyday materials

Visit – the Science Museum

Plants

Visit – The Natural History Museum

The Horniman museum

Plants

Now Press Play - Plants

Animals including humans

Living things and their habitats

Now Press Play – healthy living

Consolidation and application – linked to text

Ongoing Science outdoor learning- growing bulbs, garlic planted in November doesn’t sprout until summer.

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Buddhism – Who was Buddha and why is he important to Buddhists

Hinduism – Why do Hindus celebrate Divali?

Judaism – Why

do Jewish people

celebrate Rosh

Hashanah

(new year)

Christianity – Why do we give Easter eggs at Easter?

Visit to Southwark Cathedral

Islam – What is Ramadan? Sikhism – Where and who do Sikhs worship?

Yr 3 Exotic Egyptians

Visit – The British Museum Now Press Play – Ancient Egyp

Stone age to Iron age

Visit – Chiltern Open Air Museum -http://www.coam.org.uk/schools/prehistory/stone-age/

Now Press Play – Stone Age

The Royals

Visit Buckingham Palace and Kensington Gardens,

National portrait gallerys

Spain

Visit - The Tate – Picasso art study

Creepy Crawlies

Visit - The Wetlands Centre

London Zoo reptile house

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3 of There's

A Pharaoh In

Our Bath! –

Jeremy

Strong

The Time-

travelling Cat

and the

Egyptian

Goddess –

Julia Jarman

DPIL Unit –

Egyptian non

fiction texts

Ug : Boy Genius

Of The Stone Age

And His Search

For Soft Trousers

– Raymond Briggs

Stone Henge –

Mick Mannig

Stone Age - DPIL

Unit

Princess and the

Pea- Mini Grey -

DPIL unit

Paper bag

princess - Robert

Munsch

Princess Smarty

Pants – Babette

Cole - DPIL unit

How the Library

Saved Rapunzel

– Wendy

Meddour

The Princess

Who Had No

Kingdom –

Urssula Jones

The Coyote

Under the Table

– Joe Hayes

The Day It

Snowed Tortillas

- Joe Hayes

Various

information texts

about Spain

The Giving Tree – Shel Silverstein

DPIL unit

(independent

literacy unit)

DIPIL unit – Trickster stories and fables

Ananasi The Trickster Spider – Lynne

Garner

Anansi The Spider -Gerald McDermott

James and the Giant Peach – Roald

Dahl

Ants Day Off – Bonny Becker

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Forces and magnets

Visit – the Science Museum

Rocks

Visit – the Science Museum

Plants

Visit – Kew gardens

Now Press Play - Plants

Light Animals including humans

Visit – Natural History Museum

Consolidation and application – linked to text

Ongoing Science outdoor learning- life cycles of flowers, different stages at different times of year e.g. holly berries winter, strawberries summer.

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Judaism – Why is Hanukkah an important celebration?

Christianity – Where do Christians worship?

Visit to St Barnabas (local church)

Sikhism – Who is Guru Nanak?

Visit – Sikh temple - http://centralgurdwara.org.uk/school.htm

Hinduism – Where do Hindus worship?

Buddhism – what do Buddhists believe? Islam – what do Muslims think is special about the Koran?

Yr 4 Terrible Tudors

Visit - Hampton Court, Tower of London

The Globe

The National Portrait Gallery,

Dulwich Picture Gallery

London at war (WW2)

Visit - Churchill Museum

Imperial war museum

Now Press Play – WW2

Environment

Visit – Southwark recycling centre

London Wetland centre

London Zoo Centre for Wildlife Gardening –Peckham Now Press Play – recycling Now Press Play – Climate

Food

Visit –

The chocolate museum - http://www.thechocolatemuseum.co.uk

The Tate – look at still life paintings

Vicious Vikings

Visit – The British Museum

Now Press Play - Vikings

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The Thief, the

Fool and the

Big Fat King

(Tudor Tales)-

Terry Deary

The Time-

Travelling Cat

and the Tudor

Treasure -

Julia Jarman

Various

Shakespeare

Tales

Rose Blanch – Ian

McEwan

Erikas Story –

Ruth Vander Zee

Non Fiction Unit

WWII -DPIL

Anne Frank –

Josephine Poole

Poems From The

Second World

War – Gaby

Morgan

DIPIL - Iron man

–Ted Hughes

DIPIL – Zoos-

Anthony Browne

Literacy Tree

Unit– Weslandia

– Paul

Fleischman

Varmints –

Helen Ward -

Literacy Tree

Unit

Can we save the

Tiger – Martin

Jenkins –

Literacy Tree

Unit

Charlie and the

Chocolate factory

– Roald Dahl

How To Eat Fried

Worms – Thomas

Rockwell

DIPIL - Beowulf - Michael Morpurgo

The Saga of Erik and the Viking – Terry Jones

How to train a Dragon – Cressida Cowell

Viking boy – Tony Bradman

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Animals including humans

Visit – Natural History Museum

Sound

Visit – the Science Museum

Electricity

Now Press Play - Electricity

States of matter Living things and their habitats

Visit - Surrey Docks / Vauxhall city farm

Now Press Play - Habitats

Consolidation and application – linked to text

Ongoing Science outdoor learning- pond dipping, bug hunts, compare different weathers and different times.

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Islam – What is Al-Hijira (New Year) and why is it important?

Hinduism – What is Holi?

Visit to the Hindu Temple – Neasden

Judaism – Where do Jewish people worship?

Christianity – Why do Christians celebrate Easter?

Buddhism – Where and how do Buddhists worship?

Visit Buddhist centre – Elephant and Castle https://www.jamyang.co.uk/index.php/services/school-visits

Sikhism – What do Sikhs believe?

Yr 5 Revolting Romans

Visit - British Museum

Pizza Express – Make pizzas Now Press Play – Ancient Rome

Victorian Britain

Visit - Royal Albert Hall – Victorian Tour

V&A museum Victorian Christmas workshop

Ragged school museum

Transport Museum

Now Press Play - Victorians

London

Visit – The London Eye, Buckingham palace – changing of the guards

London river walk

National Portrait Gallery

The Tate

Mexico

Visit – Horniman museum

Space

Visit – Science museum and IMAX cinema

Now Press Play –

Mission to Mars

Let’s Celebrate

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Julius Zebra:

Rumble with

the Romans! –

Gary

Northfield

The Roman

Mysteries –

Caroline

Lawrence

The Little Match

Girl- Jerry Pinkney

-DPIL unit

Oliver Twist –

Charles Dickens

Time-Travelling

Cat and the Great

Victorian Stink -

Julia Jarman

London Eye

Mystery -

Siobhan Dowd

Portrait poems –

DPIL – Change

portrait to the

queen

A Walk In

London –

The Time-

Travelling Cat and

the Aztec Sacrifice

- Julia Jarman

The Sad Night:

The Story of an

Aztec Victory and

a Spanish Loss -

Sally Schofer

Act Normal and Don’t Tell anyone about

the Ladder into Space – Christian

Darkin

Cosmic - Frank Cottrell Boyce

Cakes in Space –Philip Reeve

The Boy Who Climbed into the Moon -

David Almond

Roman Diary:

The Journal of

Iliona, A

Young Slave –

Richard Platt

Roman Myths

– DPIL unit

Salvatore

Rubbino -

Literacy Tree

Unit (needs

upleveling)

Mathews

King Kong –

Anthony Browne –

DPIL unit

(independent)

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Properties and changes of materials

Animals including humans

Forces

Visit – the Science Museum

Living things and their habitats

Visit - Surrey Docks / Vauxhall city farm

Earth and Space

Visit – the Science Museum

Consolidation and application – linked to text

Ongoing Science outdoor learning- time lapse videos, detailed diary, FAB equipment birds, frog spawn.

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Islam – The mosque and Muhammad

Christianity – What is special about Christmas to Christians?

Visit to St Pauls

Hinduism – who were the Hindu Gods?

Buddhism – His teaching (Three Signs of Beings, Four Noble Truths, Noble Eightfold Path)

Judaism – what do Jewish people believe? Sikhism – who and where do Sikhs worship?

Visit – city Mosque http://www.iccuk.org/page.php?section=education&page=visits

Yr 6 Gruesome Greeks

Visit - British Museum, house of parliament

Mayan Civilisation

Japan

Visit – The V&A

Splash

Visit – Thames shore line -http://www.thames-explorer.org.uk

River boat

Moving On

Now Press Play –

Transition

Now Press Play –

Bullying

Let’s Celebrate

(looking at democracy) Now Press Play – Ancient Greece

cruise

The Tate – look

at Turner,

Monet,

Hockney

Now Press Play –

Water (Science /

Geog)

Now Press Play – Titanic (Maths- Fractions

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DPIL –

Greek Myth

unit

Falling out of

the Sky –

Rachael

Piercey -

Greek Poetry

– Postcard

poems

Time Riders: The

Mayan Prophecy

– Alex Scarrow

The Hero Twins:

Against the

Lords of Death:

A Mayan Myth

(Graphic Myths

& Legends) -

Dan Jolley

The Arrival –

Independent unit

– The Literacy

Tree

Origami Yoda -

Tom

Angleberger –

The Literacy

Tree

Japanese

Haiku poems

Three Samurai

Cats: A Story

from Japan -

Mordicai

Gerstein

Titanic – Anna

Claybourne -

DPIL unit

The Wedding

Ghost - Leon

Garfield –

Literacy Tree

Unit

Independent unit - Grimm Fairy

Tales – The Literacy Tree

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Light

Visit – the Science Museum

Evolution and inheritance

Visit – the Science Museum

Electricity

Now Press Play –

Electricity

Living things and their habitats

Visit – Natural History Museum

Animals including humans

Now Press Play –

Evolution

Wacky science

Ongoing Science outdoor learning- growing for a purpose, vegetable garden in Early Years, ask kitchen to use produce.

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Holy books Places of worship

Visit - The Central Synagogue, Great Portland Street - http://www.centralsynagogue.org.uk/tours/school-tours-at-central-synagogue-london/

Religion around the world

Faith through the arts

Visit to Southwark Cathedral

What do I believe? What do my friends believe?

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Autumn PE Schemes of Work

KS1

KS2

Year Group Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

Autumn 1

Autumn 2

Gymnastics

Invasion Games

Gymnastics

Invasion Games

Invasion Games: Bench Ball

Gymnastics

Invasion Games: Tag Rugby

Gymnastics

Indoor Athletics

Invasion Games Net/wall

Indoor Athletics

Invasion Games Net/wall

Invasion Games: Hockey

Invasion Games: Netball

Invasion Games: Hockey

Invasion Games: Netball

Year Group Year 1 Year 2

Autumn 1

realPE Gymnastics

realPE Games

Autumn 2

realPE Games

realPE Gymnastics

Spring PE Schemes of Work

KS1

KS2

Year Group Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

Spring 1

Spring 2

Swimming (one class per term)

Indoor Athletics

Dance

Invasion Games: Tag Rugby

Indoor Athletics

Indoor Athletics

Invasion Games: Netball

Striking 1

Dance Benchball

Dance

Invasion Games: Basketball

Dance

Invasion Games: Basketball

Dance

Year Group Year 1 Year 2

Spring 1

realPE Dance

realPE Athletics

Spring 2

realPE Athletics

realPE Dance

Summer PE Schemes of Work

KS1

Year Group Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6

Summer 1

Summer 2

Swimming (one class per term)

Tennis

Cricket

Tennis

Cricket

Tennis

Cricket

Tennis

Cricket Outdoor Athketics

Real PE (Games)

Outdoor Athletics

Real PE (Games)

Outdoor Athletics

Real PE (Games)

Year Group Year 1 Year 2

Summer 1

realPE Games

realPE Games

Summer 2

realPE Dance

realPE Dance