This History video introduces the unit What was the life like in Tudor England? It outlines how children explore monarchy, power and society through portraits, primary sources and historical enquiry.
This History video introduces the unit What was the life like in Tudor England? It outlines how children explore monarchy, power and society through portraits, primary sources and historical enquiry.
Discover how to teach drawing with confidence across the primary years. In this recorded webinar, Kapow Primary’s Art specialist Suzanne Booth shares practical advice and insights for teachers and subject leaders. Perfect for subject leaders and class teachers looking to boost their confidence and creativity in teaching drawing.
The session covers:
Key drawing skills from EYFS to Year 6, including shading, observation, and composition
How these skills link to the National Curriculum and support progression to KS3
An overview of Kapow’s refreshed drawing units
A live Q&A with tips for adapting drawing lessons to suit your pupils
A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the mixed-age unit Spanish, Year 5/6 (B), Favourite foods in Spanish.
This resource is designed to help pupils expand their Spanish food vocabulary and express preferences using simple sentence structures. It introduces key nouns such as el salmón, la cebolla, and las frutas, alongside expressions of likes and dislikes using me gusta, no me gusta and their plural forms. Pupils also practise asking and answering questions about food preferences through modelled dialogues. Illustrated vocabulary grids and engaging visual prompts support memory retention and conversational confidence.
This document shows where the key knowledge and skills statements from our mixed-age R&W progression are covered within the scheme.
Cycle B information will be added when the scheme is fully available on the website.
Join Kapow Primary’s experts for a practical discussion on how to embed sustainability across your curriculum. Discover everyday classroom ideas, whole-school actions, and how to engage pupils with climate topics. Plus, get a preview of our new sustainability collection.
This video introduces teachers to oral history as a way of exploring the past through personal stories and recorded interviews.