A Knowledge organiser that captures the essential knowledge and skills learnt throughout the unit RSE & PSHE, Year 6, Economic Wellbeing.
This resource is designed to help pupils understand key aspects of managing money and navigating the world of work. It introduces important vocabulary such as earnings, money management, roles and responsibilities, and transactions, alongside concepts like budgeting, saving, responsible attitudes towards gambling, and privacy. Pupils explore how financial decisions vary across life stages, the importance of workplace skills, and the role of higher education. It provides a strong foundation for developing lifelong financial literacy and career awareness.
This knowledge audit is a valuable resource for leaders in the field of Religion & Worldviews (RE). It helps identify areas where teachers may need support in effectively delivering various aspects of the subject. Additionally, it offers direct links to supporting videos to help increase subject knowledge and confidence in teaching the RE curriculum.
This video defines key computing terms, from abstraction and algorithms to debugging and variables.
This Computing scheme of work video supports teachers in teaching debugging, with real-world examples and Scratch techniques to build problem-solving skills.
This video explains how variables store and change information in coding.
This video explains how repetition and loops work in Scratch, helping pupils create animations and games with repeated actions
This video helps teachers introduce algorithms and step-by-step instructions used in computing and everyday life.
Explore the essential Scratch blocks and their functions, from motion and events to variables and sensing.
This video helps teachers feel confident supporting pupils in learning coding fundamentals, with practical strategies for guiding simple programs and developing computational thinking.
