Class 3

As we have mixed-age classes, we combine the content of the National Curriculum for the age groups in each class to create a cyclical rolling curriculum. Class 3 is home to Years 5 and 6 and their learning is combined to creared thematic units for the teaching and learning of the knowledge and skills in each subject area. Each subject may be taught as a discrete, individual subject or through a cross-curricular 'topic-based' approach.

Maths: We use the mastery scheme White Rose maths to provide comprehensive, in depth study of all areas of the Mathematical units of learning of the National Curriculum.

Cycle A - Including residential to Liverpool

Cycle B - Including residential to Manchester

Autumn:

Science: Materials

RE:

History - Tudors

Music: Singing

PE: Swimming, Cross Country, Dodgeball

British Values: Parliament Week (Democracy)


Autumn:

Science: Forces/ Electricity

RE: 

History: Ancient Greece

Art: Sculpture

Music: Singing

PE: Swimming, Cross Country, Dodgeball

British Values: Parliament Week (Democracy)



Spring:

Science: Earth and Space/ Light

RE:

History - Ancient Egypt

Music: 

PE: Swimming, Netball, Wheelchair basketball



Spring: 

Science: Materials/ Animals and Humans

RE:

History: Benin

Art: El Anatsui

Music: Drums and singing

PE: Swimming, Netball, Wheelchair basketball



Summer:

Wabcaster Wednesday! In the summer term, we deliver a weekly fully skills-based curriculum through an immersive classroom based in the grounds of Muncaster Castle. This takes place weekly, from the middle of May until July; empowering the children to creatively utilise and further develop both their academic knowledge and skills - taking learning from the school site into real-life situations.

We explore the development of the site of the castle through history in the context of national and world history, working in collaboration with the curators at the castle; putting our compass and map reading skills into practice around the castle grounds and surrounding areas; honing our drawing and painting skills to create artwork for display both in school and the castle; exploring the biodiversity thriving in our local area AND MORE!

Science: Habitats/ Evolution

History: Local history - Growth of Muncaster Castle and surrounding areas

Music: Composition

PE:

Summer:

In the summer term we become curators for our own exhibition space - educating our friends and families about our learning over the year.

Science: Living Things

History: Ancient Islamic civilisation

Music: Composition

PE: