Science: National curriculum coverage — mixed-age

A mapping document showing each of the National curriculum’s statutory attainment targets and which Science mixed-age units work towards them, broken down into scientific knowledge and understanding and working scientifically.

Religion and worldviews: Religious Education Council curriculum framework coverage — mixed-age

This is a Religious Education Council curriculum framework coverage mapping document. It shows the Religious Education Council’s curriculum framework attainment targets (non-statutory) mapped against Kapow Primary’s Religion and worldviews units.

Science: Key skills and knowledge by unit and year group — mixed-age

Aimed at the class teacher, this downloadable document shows the key skills and knowledge covered in each unit of the Kapow Primary Science mixed-age scheme of work. For each key area, knowledge statements have been organised into three themes; Scientific knowledge and understanding, Working scientifically and Science in action.

Vocabulary display: R&W – Why do people have to stand up for what they believe in?

Knowledge organiser – R&W Y5/6 (A): Why do people have to stand up for what they believe in?

A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the unit Religion and worldviews, Year 5/6 (A), Why do people have to stand up for what they believe in?

 

This resource is designed to help pupils understand how religious and personal beliefs influence people’s decisions to stand up for justice and equality. Through key vocabulary such as tolerance, advocate, prejudice, and religious freedom, pupils explore historical and cultural examples like Guy Fawkes and Bandi Chhor Divas. The organiser encourages reflection on protected characteristics, the consequences of discrimination, and the role of personal conviction in defending others’ rights. It is ideal for deepening understanding of social justice, moral courage, and respect for diversity.

 

Vocabulary display – R&W Y1/2 (A): What do some people believe God looks like?

Knowledge organiser – R&W Y1/2 (A): What do some people believe God looks like?

A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the mixed-age unit Religion and worldviews, Y1/2 (A), What do some people believe God looks like?

 

This resource is designed to support pupils as they begin to explore how different religions express their beliefs about God. It introduces key vocabulary including “belief,” “deity,” “Brahman,” and “Allah,” alongside visual representations of Christian, Muslim, and Hindu worldviews. Through images of Jesus, Islamic art, and Hindu deities, pupils gain a visual and conceptual understanding of how ideas of God are expressed in different faiths. This organiser promotes respect for diversity and helps lay the foundation for future learning in religious education.

 

Knowledge organiser: French – Y3/4 Gourmet tour of France

A Knowledge Organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the mixed-age unit French, Year 3/4 (B), Gourmet tour of France.

 

This resource introduces pupils to a rich variety of traditional French foods, from le chocolat and le fromage to regional dishes such as le cassoulet and la tarte Tatin. Pupils learn key vocabulary for food items, recipe instructions (e.g. laver, cuire, ajouter), and expressions of opinion such as j’adore and je n’aime pas. With a visual layout and French-English word pairs, this organiser supports language acquisition and cultural appreciation while reinforcing sentence structure and conversational phrases related to food preferences and preparation.

 

Please don’t screenshot or copy images from this page.
Kapow Primary resources are created by teachers and protected by copyright. Copying images or slides into your own presentations (for example using the Snipping Tool) counts as reproducing the resource and isn’t permitted under the Kapow licence.
This resource is being accessed through your school’s Kapow licence.
Thank you for respecting the work of the teachers who create these materials.