Year 5
Curriculum area YEAR 5 |
Autumn term |
Spring term |
Summer term |
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Geography |
Water |
Rainforests |
A contrasting UK locality |
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History |
Victorian Children |
What was it like for children in the second world war |
What can we learn about recent history from studying the life of a famous person |
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RE |
Muslims and Muhammad |
Christian Churches |
The Bible Beliefs |
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Art |
Objects and meaning |
Containers |
Talking textiles |
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Music |
Rhythm and pulse |
Sound sources |
Lyrics and Melody Performing Together |
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PE Games |
Dance Lacrosse Olympics |
Dance Invasion games Outdoor pursuits |
Tennis Striking and fielding games Net games |
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DT |
Musical Instruments |
Containers |
Bread |
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Science |
Life cycles Changing sounds |
Gases around us Keeping healthy |
Changing state Earth sun and moon |
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Mathematics |
Numeracy |
Numeracy |
Numeracy |
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English |
Literacy |
Literacy |
Literacy |
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ICT |
Publishing IT Skills |
Graphical Modelling |
Research and Finding Information |
- Dance on a Tuesday, girls need trousers for this.
- PE kit details will be arranged with the children, as they are now old enough to take responsibility for themselves. Lacrosse on Friday in the Autumn Term, again proper kit please.
- Homework given out Monday and Thursdays in Maths and English, both being returned on Wednesday and Monday.
- Project work also takes place and the children will be told of the time frame.
- Earlsfield Library once every half term.
School Journeys
BP takes year five and six to both Arran in Scotland and Plas Menai in Wales. Here this short photo montage shows our pupils at the National Watersports Centre of Wales, Plas Menai. They take part in a whole range of watersport activities under expert tuition. Its great fun in a safe environment.
Suddenly pupils who perhaps do not shine in traditional sports discover capabilities they did not realise they ever had. Watching eight pupils sailing a 30 ft keel boat is a joy to observe, totally confident in their abilities and un-afraid to try something different. This is what BP school journeys are about. Look out for Arran, Scotland 2012.
