London
This term we focus on our capital city of London. We take a look at the roots of London and why it came to be such a major city. Additionally, we also compare London to our local area and showcase the similarities and differences, and why this may be. Then, we learn about the British Monarchy, and top the whole thing off with a residential visit to bring our learning to life.
Quality Text: The London Eye Mystery
We read ‘The London Eye Mystery’ – a crime fiction, which encourages the children to become detectives and solve the case of a missing person.
English
Poetry: Free Verse (Personification)
Narrative: Hybrid Mystery
Non-fiction: Recount (Police Incident Report & Autobiography) & Persuasive Advert
Science:
Living Things and their Habitats
Art & Design:
Sketching (Perspective – Stephen Wiltshire)
Maths:
Geometry (Shape) & Geometry (Position & Direction)
Music:
Music & Me (Create own music inspired by your identity and women in the music industry)
Essential Skill:
Problem Solving & Listening
Computing:
Blogging
PSCHE:
Keeping & Staying Safe
Physical Education:
Games (Striking & Fielding – Rounders) & Games (Tennis)
Geography:
UK Regional Study (London)
Languages:
In My French House
No Outsiders:
A Day in the Life of Merlon Bundo
Enrichment Opportunities:
Forest Schools (shelters) School Visit from a Local Priest or Reverend (Bible Explorers)
