This webinar was hosted on 4th October 2023.
Hosted by our subject specialist, Sarah Lawson-Quick, this webinar focuses on:
- Share her experience and understanding of teaching Geography in primary schools
- Discuss how to get the best out of fieldwork opportunities
- Key geographical concepts
- Assessment within the scheme
- The Kapow Primary Geography scheme – its unique features and range of resources it contains to support both class teachers and subject leaders
Whether you’re a subject leader or class teacher seeking guidance about teaching Geography or simply interested in learning about our curriculum – this webinar is for you!
As a sponsor-partner of the Big Draw Festival, our Art & Design specialist, Suzanne Booth, covers:
- Information about The Big Draw Festival and how Kapow Primary can help
- Engaging resources and lessons to fit this year’s theme – ‘Drawing with Senses’
- Ideas and activities to inspire you and your pupils during the festival
- An open Q&A session
The Big Draw Festival is a worldwide celebration of drawing that works to encourage people, communities and schools to get their pencils out!
Download your free Big Draw toolkit!
This Geography video is a pupil-facing song that helps children learn the capital cities of the UK and which countries they belong to. With catchy, repetitive lyrics and a simple melody, the song reinforces key geographical knowledge: London is the capital of England, Edinburgh is in Scotland and home to a castle, and Cardiff, the capital of Wales, lies on the coastline. The tune and rhythm help make these facts memorable for young learners.
This video is part of Kapow Primary’s Geography scheme for Key Stage 1. It supports pupils in developing locational knowledge and recognising the UK’s capital cities, in lessons like the ones below:
Children learn the seven continents and key geographical terms through a fun, musical Geography video that supports movement and global awareness.
This Geography video helps pupils memorise and understand compass directions through a catchy and energetic song. Using repetition and movement, the video reinforces the key directional terms — north, east, south, and west — as well as the combinations of northeast and southwest. It supports pupils in building early locational skills and spatial awareness in an engaging and accessible way.
This video is part of Kapow Primary’s Geography Key stage 1 resources. It provides a musical and kinaesthetic approach to embedding fundamental geographical vocabulary and concepts in Year 1.
This RSE & PSHE teacher video supports the delivery of Lesson 6: Can anyone be anything? from the Year 3 Economic wellbeing unit. It provides guidance on how to sensitively explore gender stereotypes related to job roles and how they can impact children’s aspirations and self-esteem. The video also offers strategies for encouraging respectful discussion and challenging assumptions in a safe and inclusive classroom environment.
This video is part of Kapow Primary’s RSE & PSHE key stage 2 teacher skills resources. It equips teachers to lead meaningful conversations around identity, diversity, and equality while helping pupils understand the importance of following their passions and skills when considering careers.
This webinar is hosted by our primary Science specialists, Leone Webster, George Simmonds and Romaine Butler.
They cover:
- The progression of knowledge, skills and vocabulary in Science
- How scientific enquiry, especially the enquiry cycle, is embedded throughout all of our units
- How the skills for working scientifically are integrated into the lesson
- An overview of the strands, key areas and Kapow Primary’s Science scheme of work
