Creative Curriculum
In response to pupil voice New Hall Primary School will be providing exciting opportunities for all pupils to develop their creative and social skills across the curriculum.
KS1 children will continue to participate in the enriching Forest Schools programme which is an innovative educational approach to outdoor play and learning allowing relationships based around trust and self-exploration to develop.
Although subjects are taught discretely, where there are links across the curriculum to geography and history themes, these are taken advantage of.
History and Geography Themes 2022/23
| Year Group | Autumn | Spring | Summer |
|---|---|---|---|
| EYFS | Who am I? | What does my world look like? | What is a story? |
| Year 1 | Where are castles in The United Kingdom? | Why are poles so important? | How has flight changed throughout history? |
| Year 2 | What was Great about the Great Fire of London? | What is it like to live in India? | What was life like during WWII? |
| Year 3 | What was it like to live in Ancient Egypt? | Is transport important? | What impact did the Stone Age period have on our lives today? |
| Year 4 | How have different countries made use of their environment? (Ancient Greek Day) | Does the punishment always fit the crime? | How and why has my local environment changed? |
| Year 5 | Has Britain ever been invaded? | Why are walls built? | Maya and why do we know so little about them? |
| Year 6 | What was the impact of WWI? | What changes has our world seen? | Were there further disasters after 1666? |
Curriculum Overviews
Find out what we are learning in each year group through the academic year 2022/23.
‘Meet the Team’ Information Booklets
Meet the team members in each year group, and get information about arrangements and routines in 2022/23.