Curriculum Plan

The links below are just a guide to what is available. You could apply any genre you are teaching in English to the context: poetry, narrative, report etc and similarly you may have a plan to do ‘animation’ or ‘VR graphics’ in Computing this Term, or write a song in Music. The S&DR can be used as the context for any of those things; the wealth of information provides the context for the chidlrne to know enough to then create. We would love to see pictures of the children at work or their work and we will get you set up on our interactive map.

Click here to view the accessible version of this interactive content

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Store front end:

COOKIE NAME	DURATION	PURPOSE
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Last Updated: 12/02/21

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