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Burton End Foundation Curriculum – Humanities LinksHorizontal History 1.3 means that there is a history link in Year 1 term 3. The colour will identify the type of link.VerticalDiagonal

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2ReceptionYear 1 Name/locate UK

countries and capital cities.

Local environment - Haverhill

Guy Fawkes – Bonfire night

People, places and events – Haverhill (History)1:1 Geography

Name and locate countries / continents and oceansHot and cold climates1:1 Geography

UK and Kenya

1:1 Geography1:3 Geography

Revisit and retrieve UK / continents

1:1 Geography1:1 Geography1:3 Geography1:4 Geography

Changes within living memory - History of homes

1:1 Science1:4 Design and Technology



Year 2 Revisit and retrieve human and physical features UK / countries and capital cities and countries and continents.

Significant individuals (Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria)1:1 Geography 1:2 Geography1:5 Geography2:1 Geography

Fieldwork and map skills1:1 Geography 1:3 Geography1:4 Geography1:5 Geography1:1 Geography

Great Fire of London

1:1 Geography2:1 Geography1:1 Science

Human and physical geographyrevisit

1:5 Geography 2.3 Geography2.3 Geography

History of seaside holidays

1:6 History

2:1 Music1:1 Geography1:1 Geography1:3 Geography1:4 Geography1:5 Geography

Year 3 The United Kingdom – study1:1 Geography1:1 Geography 1:4 Geography1:5 Geography2:1 Geography

UK and France1:1 Geography1:1 Geography 1:4 Geography1:5 Geography2:1 Geography3:1 Geography

Fieldwork – local area

1:1 Geography 2:3 Geography

Stone Age to Iron Age3:3 Art

Stone Age to Iron Age

3:3 Art

Ancient Egypt Ancient Egypt3:5 Geography

Year 4 Revisit continents and Oceans1:3 Geography 2:1 Geography3:2 Geography

Rivers and the water cycle

4:1 PE3:1 Geography

The Roman Empire and its impact on Britain

4:1 PE3:4 History3:4 History4:2 Music

Revisit fieldwork and compass directions1:1 Geography 2:3 Geography 3:1 Geography 3:1 Geography

Introduce 4 and 6 figure references UK and World

1:1 Geography

History of Haverhill

1:1 Geography 1.1 History4:3 Geography

Latitude and Longitude4:1 Geography 3:2 Geography

Europe, UK and America

4:5 Music4:6 Music

Year 5 Natural disasters – volcanoes and earthquakes

Anglo Saxons 4:2 History 5:1 PE

Vikings

5:2 History

Recap longitude and latitude4:5 Geography

Ancient Maya4:5 Geography4:6 Geography

Ancient Maya4:5 Geography4:6 Geography

4:1 Geography 4:2 Science Roman departure 4:2 History

1:1 Geography1:2 Geography2:1 Geography3:3 Geography5:1 Geography

Year 6 Locate the worlds countries – (Greece, Russia and N&S America)

3:1 Geography4:6 Geography

Ancient Greece

6:1 Geography

Settlements and relationships between economic/trade with natural resources6:1 PE6:3 PE5:4 French

Comparison Borneo and the UK

Climate Zones, biomes and vegetation belts6:3 Geography 6:2 French

History of Theatre Shakespearean Britain (Elizabethans and Tudors)1:2 Geography2:1 Geography

Burton End Foundation Curriculum – Science Links

Horizontal History 1.3 means that there is a history link in Year 1 term 3. The colour will identify the type of link.VerticalDiagonal

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2ReceptionYear 1 Everyday materials Seasonal changes:

AutumnAnimals including humans and seasonal changes: Winter

1.2 science

Seasonal changes: SpringRevision of previous units

1.2 science

Plants Seasonal changes: SummerRevision of previous units

1.4 scienceYear 2 Properties and uses

of materials

1.1 science

Revision of previous units

Plants

1.5 science


Animals including humans

1.3 science

Living things and their habitats

Year 3 Light Forces and magnets1.6 Design and Technology 2.2 Design and Technology

Rocks Revision of previous units

Plants

2.5 science

Animals including humans: nutrition, skeleton and muscle development1.3 science2.3 science

Year 4 States of Matter including the water cycle

Sound Revision of previous units

Electricity

Design and Technology 4.4

Animals including humans: human digestion, teeth and food chains

1.3 science2.3 science

Living things and their habitats: Animal and plant classification, habitats and using a key1.2 science

3.6 science 2.6 science

Year 5 Forces

3.2 science

Properties and changes of materials: solids, liquids and gases and dissolving.

4.2 science

Earth and space Revision of previous units

Design and Technology 4.4


2.5 science4.5 science


1.3 science2.3 science3.6 science4.6 science

Year 6 Light

3.1 science

Electricity

4.4 science

Evolution and inheritance

1.3 science2.3 science3.6 science4.6 science5.5 science


2.5 science4.5 science5.6 science

Animals including humans: circulatory system and health

1.3 science2.3 science3.6 science4.6 science5.5 science

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - Science

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2ReceptionYear 1 Everyday materials Seasonal changes:

AutumnAnimals including humans and seasonal changes: Winter

Seasonal changes: SpringRevision of previous units

Plants Seasonal changes: SummerRevision of previous units

Year 2 Properties and uses of materials


Plants Revision of previous units



Year 3 Light Forces and magnets

Rocks Revision of previous units

Plants Animals including humans: nutrition, skeleton and muscle development

Year 4 States of Matter including the water cycle

Sound Revision of previous units

Electricity Animals including humans: human digestion, teeth and food chains

Living things and their habitats: Animal and plant classification, habitats and using a key

Year 5 Forces Properties and changes of materials: solids, liquids and gases and dissolving.

Earth and space Revision of previous units



Year 6 Light Electricity Evolution and inheritance Living things and Animals including

their habitats humans: circulatory system and health

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - History

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2Year 1 Guy Fawkes –

Bonfire night

People, places and events – Haverhill (History)1:1 Geography





Year 2 Significant individuals (Elizabeth I and Queen Victoria) changes since the Victorian period

Great Fire of London

History of seaside holidays

Year 3 Stone Age to Iron Age

Stone Age to Iron Age

Ancient Egypt

Year 4 The Roman Invasion

History of Haverhill

Year 5 Anglo Saxons Vikings Ancient Maya Ancient Maya

Year 6 Ancient Greece History of theatre – Shakespearean

Britain (Elizabethan and Tudors)

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - Geography

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2Year 1 Name/locate UK

countries and capital cities.

Local environment - Haverhill

Name and locate countries / continents and oceansHot and cold climates

UK and Kenya Revisit and retrieve UK / continents

Year 2 Revisit and retrieve human and physical features UK / countries and capital cities and countries and continents.

Fieldwork and map skills

Human and physical geographyrevisit

Year 3 The United Kingdom – study

UK and France Fieldwork – local area

Year 4 Revisit continents

and Oceans

Rivers and the water cycle

Revisit fieldwork and compass directions

Introduce 4 and 6

Latitude and Longitude

Europe, UK and America

figure references UK and World

Year 5 Natural disasters – mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes

Revisit Latitude and Longitude

Year 6 Locate the worlds countries – (Greece, Russia and N&S America)

Settlements and relationships between economic/trade with natural resources

Comparison Borneo and the UK

Climate Zones, biomes and vegetation belts

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - RE

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2ReceptionYear 1 Christianity

Baptism & the church

JudaismMitzvot

(good deeds)

ChristianityParables & the

Gospel

ChristianityPrayer & worship

ChristianityPentecost & the

Holy Spirit

JudaismCreation & blessings

Year 2 JudaismTeshuvah & Jewish

new year

ChristianitySaviours

ChristianityResurrect and the

Easter Story

IslamMercy &

Compassion

ChristianityDisciples & faith

JudaismThe Torah

Year 3 ChristianityReconciliation

IslamSubmission &

obedience

ChristianitySacrifice & the

Easter story

HinduismWhat is Karma?

ChristianityHeaven & the

Kingdom of God

JudaismSymbols and stories of the

covenantYear 4 Christianity

Jesus as the SaviourIslam

Muhammad- Seal of Prophets

HinduismRama, Sita &

Dharma

SikhismTeaching of the

Gurus

ChristianityMissions

SikhismEquality & beliefs

Year 5 ChristianityThe Gospel

IslamThe Qur’an

HinduismMoksha & spiritual

pathways

JudaismWhat is Holiness?

ChristianityThe significance of

the Eucharist

BuddhismEnlightenment

Year 6 ChristianityJesus is God

incarnate

IslamTawhid- a sense of

community

HinduismBrahman and atman and their influence

BuddhismTriple Refuge- how

does it help?

ChristianityResurrection- Life

and Death

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews – PSHE

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - Computing

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2Reception Linked to early

learning goalsLinked to early learning goals

Linked to early learning goals




Year 1 To connect – getting started

Programming – Beebot

Online safety

Algorithms unplugged

Digital imagery Introduction to data

Rocket to the moon – keyboard skills, sequencing and debugging

Year 2 What is a computer? Inputs/outputs and uses

Word processing Programming Scratch JR

Algorithms and debugging

International space station

Stop motion

Year 3 Emailing Programming: Scratch

Journey inside a computer – inputs/outputs and purpose

Networks Digital literacy Databases

Year 4 Investigating weather – researching and storing data and green screen video

The Internet Website design HTML Collaborative learning: Google docs, Slides, Form and Sheet

Computational thinking

Year 5 Online safety Micro:bit – meaning and purpose of programming

Sonic Pi – music programming

Search engines Mars Rover 1 – data transfer and binery code

Mars Rover 2 – 3D design skills

Year 6 Intro to Python – using programming language

Big data 1 – Barcodes, QR codes and RFID

Big Data 2 – Data usage and smart schools

Bletchley Park 1 – Code breaking and password hacking

Bletchley Park 2 – WWII and the first computers

Skills showcase – designing and promoting a new product

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - Music

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2Year 1 Pulse and rhythm Classical music,

dynamic and tempo

Chanting and tuned percussion

Vocal and body sounds

Timbre and rhythmic patterns

Pitch and tempo to tell a story

Year 2 British songs and sounds (On this island)

African call and response

Orchestral instruments

Learn to sing and play a song

Telling a story Developing understanding of dynamics, timbre, tempo and motifs

Year 3 Pentatonic melodies and composition

Traditional instruments and improvisation

Original compositions to match an animation

Singing technique and keeping in time

Creating a traditional ballad

Jazz

Year 4 Haiku - music and performance

Adapting and transposing motifs (Romans)

Blues – 12 bar blues and blues scale

Rock and Roll – hand jive and rock around the clock

Body and tuned percussion to create jungle sounds (The Rainforest)

Samba and carnival sounds and instruments(Americas)

Year 5 African songs and instruments

Musical composition to represent the festival of colour

Musical composition to represent the festival of colour

Composition notation

Looping and remixing

Looping and remixing

Year 6 Changes in pitch, tempo and dynamics

Changes in pitch, tempo and dynamics

Singing, acting and dancing (Musical theatre)

Singing, acting and dancing (Musical theatre)

Leavers song

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - Art

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2Year 1 Formal elements –

shape, line and colour Art and Design skills: Design, drawing, craft and painting and art appreciation

Landscapes using different media

Sculptures and collage

Year 2 Formal elements – shape, line and colour Art and Design skills: Design, drawing, craft and painting and art appreciation

Human FormCollage, portraits and sculpture

Sculpture and Mixed Media


Prehistoric art CraftMaterials: tie-dye, weave and sew


Every Picture Tells a StoryAnalysing famous artists’ work

SculptureWorking with recycled materials

Year 5 Formal elements – shape, line and colour

Every Picture Tells a StoryAnalysing famous artists’ work

Design for a PurposeA coat of arms, a brand name and an advert

Year 6 Art and Design skills: Design, drawing, craft and painting and art appreciation

Messaging in drawing, painting and sculpture

PhotographyPhotomontage, macro photography and self-portrait

Still life

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews – Design and Technology

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2Year 1 Food: Fruit and

VegetablesStructures: Constructing a Windmill

Mechanisms: Wheels and Axles

Year 2 Mechanisms: Making a Moving Monster

Textiles: Pouches Structures: Baby Bear’s Chair

Year 3 Food: Eating Seasonally

Structures: Constructing a Castle

Textiles: cushions

Year 4 Food: Adapting a Recipe

Structure: Pavilions

Electrical Systems: Torches

Mechanical Systems: Making a Slingshot Car

Year 5 Food: What Could be Healthier?

Mechanical systems: Making a Pop-up Book

Structure: Bridges Electrical Systems: Electronic Greetings Cards

Year 6 Mechanical systems: Automata Toys

Textiles: Waistcoats Food: Come Dine with Me

Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - PE

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2EYFS Gymnastics

(optional)

Dance

(optional)

Body Management

(optional)

Speed, Agility, Travel

(optional)

Manipulation and Co-ordination

(optional)

Co-operation and Solve Problems

(optional)Year 1 Gymnastics Gymnastics Attack, Defend,

CompeteAttack, Defend, Compete

Run, Jump, Throw Run, Jump, Throw

Dance

Specialist dance coach: BG

Dance


Hit, Catch, Run Hit, Catch, Run Send and Return

Specialist coach: DW

Send and Return


Year 2 Run, Jump, Throw Hit, Catch, Run Send and Return


Hit, Catch, Run


Attack, Defend, Compete

Run, Jump, Throw

Attack, Defend, Compete

Send and Return Dance


Dance


Gymnastics Gymnastics

Year 3 Invasion

Teach through: handball, hockey, football, netball, tag rugby


Invasion



Net / Wall

Teach through: tennis, volleyball, badminton

OAA Striking and Fielding

Teach through: cricket, rounders

Striking and Fielding


Gymnastics Gymnastics Dance


Dance


Athletics Athletics

Year 4 Invasion



Net / Wall





Athletics


Gymnastics OAA

Commando Joe

Dance


Dance


Swimming

External venue

Swimming

External venue

Swimming

External venue

Swimming

External venue

Year 5 Invasion


Invasion


Net / Wall


OAA

Commando Joe







Dance


Dance


Gymnastics Gymnastics Athletics Athletics

Year 6 Athletics Gymnastics Net / Wall



Athletics


Gymnastics OAA

Commando Joe

Residential

Invasion



Invasion



Dance


Dance







COVID19 Variations of Units – PE

Autumn Term Spring Term Summer Term

EYFS KS1 Fitness Units (The PE Hub) – Teachers to adapt as necessary

TBC (condensed Autumn and Spring Term)

One unit to be selected from each discipline instead of two.

TBC (condensed Autumn, Spring and Summer Term)

Baseline assessments to be used to identify significant areas of need.

KS1 KS1 Fitness Units (The PE Hub) – Teachers to adapt as necessary





KS2 KS2 Fitness Units (The PE Hub) – Teachers to adapt as necessary





Burton End Foundation Curriculum Overviews - French

Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2Year 3 France and its

culture

Greetings and name

Numbers 0-20 and age

Alphabet

Colours

Numbers 20 – 50

The date and birthday

The very hungry caterpillar

My family

At the farm

Year 4 Review Year 3

Pets

At home

In the classroom

Lunch at school

School subjects

Sports and hobbies The weather

Numbers 50-80

At the market

Fruits

Year 5 Review Year 3 and Body parts Countries and cities Travel around the Numbers 80 -100 Euros

4

Emotions At the doctor’s

world

NationalityAt the supermarket

Year 6 Review Year 3, Year 4 and Year 5

The time

Daily routine

Physical description Clothes and colours

Going shopping for clothes

In the city and directions

Snacks and drinks at the cafe

Occupations

Write a letter to a friend

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