Year One
Mrs Mills is the teacher in our Year One class. Mrs Hinchliffe teaches on a Tuesday morning or afternoon and all day Friday. Our PE day is Tuesday.
Class Saint
St George. Patron Saint of England. Feast day is 23rd April.
St. George was raised a Christian and always wanted to be a soldier. When he was old enough, he joined the army. The leader of the army decided that everyone in his army must worship him and the Roman gods instead. George refused. Knowing that he would soon be arrested and executed, George gave all his money away to the poor and prepared himself for death.
St George, pray for us.
Summer Term Curriculum Overview
Maths
Use knowledge of 10 and a bit to solve problems. Odd and even numbers. Doubling and halving. Addition and subtraction facts. Length. Count groups of 2, 5 and 10. Recognise coins. Use knowledge of coin value to solve problems. Describe position, direction and movement. Tell the time to the hour and half past
English
Phonics - Learning gaps in set 2 and 3 phonemes. Reading with fluency. Writing and punctuating simple sentences with capital letter and a full stop. Introducing question marks. Writing sentences joining words and clauses using ‘and’. Writing sentences to create short narratives and non-fiction texts. Adding adjectives to our writing.
RE
To the ends of the Earth
Retell the Road to Emmaus, the Promise of the Spirit and the Ascension, Pentecost
Make connections between the mission of the Church and the mission of Jesus
Recognise that Catholics celebrate the Ascension and Pentecost on special days called holydays
Dialogue and Encounter
Know that Christian means follower of Jesus Christ
Recognise that Catholics are a part of a global Christian family, and all Christians are sisters and brothers
Recognise connections between Jesus’ life and message and how Christians live today
Recognise that the cross is a symbol of Christianity, and the sign of the cross is a prayer expressing Christian belief
Recognise features of Jewish religious life and practice
Art
The focus is collage and painting. Key learning includes:
· Know the work of Parviz Tanovoli and Eric Carle
· Abstract art
· Shape - geometric and organic
· Collage
· Lines
· Primary and secondary colours
Science
· Identify and name a variety of common animals
· Identify and name carnivores, herbivores and omnivores
· Describe and compare the structure of a variety of common animals
Design and Technology
Food - Preparing fruits and vegetables
PE
Target Games - develop throwing for accuracy and distance using underarm and overarm
Athletics - run, balance, agility, co-ordination, hop, jump, throw, leap
Computing
Moving a Robot
Music
Recognising changes in pitch and copying simple pitch patterns. Performing simple melodic patterns using voices and pitched instruments. Representing pitch. Creating music for a performance
Personal Development
Keeping Safe - Recognise what makes a situation unsafe. Know the difference between good and bad secrets
Living in the Wider World - Aware of the communities to which they belong. Understanding of their responsibilities to those communities