Recording: Big Draw Q&A webinar with Susan Coles 5th October 2020

Need inspiration and support for entering the Big Draw.  This pre-recorded webinar is full of tips and inspiration.

Science: Equipment list

Geography: Teacher knowledge audit

Geography: KS2 Pupil voice

This document aims to gather opinions and reflections of KS2 pupils on their learning in Geography. It provides an opportunity for pupils to express their thoughts on what they enjoy, their strengths and areas for improvement, suggested changes, the importance of geography, and more. Giving pupils a voice allows you to understand their needs and preferences better, enhancing the quality of your Geography curriculum. The questions are aimed at both lower Key Stage 2 and upper Key Stage 2 children.

History: Teacher knowledge audit

History: KS2 Pupil voice

Knowledge Organiser – Wellbeing Year 5

A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the unit Wellbeing, Year 5.

 

This Wellbeing resource is designed to support the pupils as they explore strategies for maintaining mental and physical health. It introduces key vocabulary such as self-regulation, emotional intelligence, resilience, wellbeing, and self-care, helping the pupils develop a greater awareness of their thoughts and feelings. The pupils will also learn about managing stress, building positive relationships, and developing a growth mindset.

Knowledge organiser: Spanish portraits

Knowledge organiser – History Y5/6 (A): Were the Vikings raiders, traders or something else?

A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the mixed age unit History, Y5/6 (A): British history 4: Were the Vikings raiders, traders or something else?

 

This resource is designed to help pupils explore the complex roles the Vikings played as raiders, traders, and settlers. It introduces key terms such as saga, oral tradition, stereotype, and balanced viewpoint, encouraging pupils to consider a range of perspectives.

 

Through illustrated sections, the unit examines Viking raids—beginning with Lindisfarne in AD 793—alongside their far-reaching trade networks and eventual settlement in regions like Danelaw.

 

A detailed timeline spanning AD 793 to AD 1042 supports a chronological understanding of Viking influence in Britain, including major events such as the Battle of Edington and the rule of King Cnut. This resource supports historical enquiry by helping pupils build vocabulary and analyse evidence from multiple viewpoints.

 

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