Webinar: Fieldwork And The Effective Use Of Your Local Area In Primary Geography

Watch our Geography session recording, led by expert Sarah Lawson-Quick, tailored for primary school teachers. Sarah discusses how to use local landmarks, maps, and community data to enrich your lessons and connect pupils with their local surroundings.

Key topics include:

  • Integrating local geography into your curriculum
  • Connecting pupils with their community
  • Tips for effective fieldwork
  • Enhancing lessons with Kapow Primary’s Geography curriculum resources

This recording offers practical strategies for teachers seeking to bring their local area into the classroom.

Art and design question prompts for children to evaluate & analyse

Vocabulary display: Making connections: Plant-based materials

Knowledge organiser – R&W Y2: Where do some people talk to God?

A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the unit Religion and Worldviews, Year 2, Where Do Some People Talk to God?

 

This Religion and Worldviews resource is designed to support the pupils as they explore different places of worship and their significance in religious traditions. It introduces key vocabulary such as temple, mosque, church, prayer, and sacred space, helping the pupils understand how different faiths provide spaces for worship, reflection, and connection with God. The pupils will also learn about the role of religious buildings in communities and how people engage in worship in various settings.

 

History: Curriculum guide for parents and carers

Vocabulary display – R&W Y2: Where do some people talk to God?

Science: Curriculum guide for parents and carers

French: Curriculum guide for parents and carers

Music: Curriculum guide for parents and carers

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