Year 5 and Year 6

Gold Class

Year 5 and Year 6

Mrs Robayna

Taylor Class

Year 6

Mr Harrison

Reynolds Class

Year 5

Miss Atkinson

Hannah Gold

Thomas Taylor

Peter Reynolds

Hannah Gold worked in the film and magazine industries before taking time out to pursue her dream of writing. She is an animal lover, eco-warrior and defender of polar bears. She lives in Lincolnshire with her tortoise, her cat and her husband.

Recommended read: The Last Bear

Thomas Henry Taylor is a British children's writer and illustrator. He studied at Anglia Ruskin University. He painted the cover art for the first edition of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone.

Recommended read: Malamander

Peter Hamilton Reynolds is an author and illustrator of children's books and is the Founder of the educational media company FableVision.

Recommended read: The Dot

Subject

Autumn

Term 1

Autumn

Term 2

Spring

Term 1

Spring

Term 2

Summer

Term 1

Summer

Term 2

Theme

Vikings, monsters and mayhem:

Where did they travel and why?

Dragons:

How do you slay a dragon?

Empires:

What happened to the Mayan Empire and civilisation?

The end of the British Empire:

How did WWI signify the end of the British Empire?

Space Camp

Looking to the future:

What lessons can we learn to improve our world’s future?

English

Viking myths and legends

Non-chronological reports

Creating Dragonologies (information texts)

How to slay a dragon instruction manuals

Non-chronological reports

Chocolate making instructions

Walter Tull biographies

Letter writing

Recruitment posters

Moon landing newspaper reports

Narrative writing

Planetary travel brochures

Persuasive writing

Reading

Odd and the Frost Giants (Neil Gaiman)

Norse Myths (Kevin Crossley-Holland)

Riddle of the Runes (Janina Ramirez)

How to Train your Dragon (Cressida Cowell)

The Boy Who Grew Dragons (Andy Shepherd)

Dragonology (Dr Ernest Drake)

The Great Kapok Tree (Lynne Cherry)

Rain Player (David Wisniewski)

Private Peaceful (Michael Morpurgo)

Cosmic: its one giant leap for all boykind (Frank Cottrell Boyce)

No one is too small to make a difference (Greta Thunberg)

Here we are (Oliver Jeffers)

Maths

Place Value
Addition

Subtraction

Multiplication
Division
 

Fractions Decimals
Percentages

Shape

Statistics and measurement

Science

Electricity: plan different types of scientific enquiries

Animals including humans: use test results to make predictions

Gathering and recording data: Earth and Space

Evolution and inheritance: identify and evaluate scientific evidence

History

Vikings:

Would the Vikings do anything for money?

The Mayan Civilisation:

Why should we remember the Mayans?

The Anglo Saxons:

Was the Anglo-Saxon period really a Dark Age?

Geography

The Amazon:

What is life like in the Amazon?

Protecting the environment:

Are we damaging our world?

The Dark Ages:

Who were the Anglo Saxons?

Our world in the future:

How will our world look in the future?

Computing

Scratch design

Minecraft longboat designs

Digital presentations (PowerPoints)

Data collection and presentation

Stop motion animation

Art

Clay rune carving

Dragon’s eyes (clay)

Trench art

Walter Tull memorial designs

Mayan art

Ink drip planets

Digital art

Art inspired by Holst’s The Planets

Design Technology

Dowel carving

Shield designs

Making chocolate

Space food: astronaut meals

Music

Charanga

Living on a Prayer

Classroom Jazz

The Dragon Who Ate Our School

War ship drumming

Charanga

Make you Feel my Love

Fresh Prince

Charanga

Dancing in the Street

The planets

P.E.

Team Games

Invasion games

Gymnastics

Orienteering

Games (Net/Ball)

Games (Striking/ Fielding)

Athletics

Marathon running as a team

R.E.

Christianity, Islam and Sikhism.

Muslim Worship: Why are there over 50 mosques in Yorkshire?

 Key Figures, Founders and Faith Leaders

Peace

Does a beautiful world mean there is a wonderful God?

How and why do Jews worship at home?

What will make our community more tolerant and respectful?

PSHCE

Me and My Relationships

Keeping Myself Safe

My Healthy Lifestyle

Me and My Future

Becoming an Active Citizen

Moving On