This downloadable document is meant for those following our RSE & PSHE: Long-term plan — mixed-age. It shows how Kapow Primary’s RSE & PSHE scheme develops skills and knowledge from EYFS through to Year 5/6 in each of our key areas: Families and relationships; Health and wellbeing; Safety and the changing body; Citizenship and Economic wellbeing. For each skill and knowledge statement, it details in which year group or cycle the learning is covered.
If you follow our standard RSE & PSHE: Long-term plan, see RSE & PSHE: Progression of skills and knowledge.
If you follow our RSE & PSHE: Long-term plan — condensed, see RSE & PSHE; Progression of skills and knowledge — condensed.
Gives an overview of the skills and knowledge covered in each year group and strand and how these develop through our ‘condensed’ Computing scheme of work, for those using our Computing: Long-term plan – condensed version.
Please note that the Condensed long-term plan does not cover all the skills and knowledge covered in our full scheme of work. It does, however, ensure that children are given opportunities to work towards all of the attainment targets set out in the National Curriculum.
If you would like to see the skills and knowledge covered in each unit, then please see our Computing key skills and knowledge by unit.
If you are following our standard Computing long-term plan, then please use the Computing: Progression of skills and knowledge.
If you are following our Mixed-age Computing long-term plan, then please use the accompanying Progression of skills and knowledge – mixed-age
Note: The information in this resource can also be accessed online via the Computing Curriculum portal and Curriculum information pages.
Note: The information in this resource can also be accessed online via the Computing Curriculum portal.
A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the unit Computing, Year 5, Programming 1: Music.
This resource is designed to support the children as they explore programming music using Scratch. It highlights key vocabulary and concepts, including loops, sprites and code blocks, alongside musical terms such as rhythm, pitch, tempo and timbre. The resource explains Scratch’s visual coding interface and is perfect for consolidating essential knowledge and developing both coding and musical creativity through hands-on programming tasks. There are also connections to the Upper Key Stage 2 Music lessons.
Note: The information in this resource can also be accessed online via the Music Curriculum portal.
