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THE UNICORN SCHOOL – Maple Class LONG TERM PLAN 2019 – 2020

Autumn 2019

English Maths

AUTUMN 1

Lord of the Flies Reading through the novel with class In-depth look at characters, themes and narrative Film adaptations to support Selecting and analysing quotations Character files Comparing characters Essay writing skills

Types of Number Fractions Percentages Mathematics & Money

Basic Algebra Expanding & Factorising Expressions Solving Equations & Inequalities Sequences

AUTUMN 2

Basic Algebra Expanding & Factorising Expressions Solving Equations & Inequalities Sequences

Indices Standard Form

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ART Science

AUTUMN 1

Focus: Portraits Understanding how we draw faces Pencil skills. Researching portrait artists styles and techniques.

Particles and states of matter ref Density Atomic structure Microscopy Cells

http://filestore.aqa.org.uk/resources/science/specifications/AQA-8465-SP-2016.PDF

AUTUMN 2

Developing Painting skills in mixed media as we create a painted contemporary self portrait.

Transport in and out of cells Rate of reaction Factors affecting rate of reaction Acids and salts Tests for gases

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RE PSHE/Citizenship

AUTUMN 1

HUMAN RIGHTS Exploring key human rights, how they are expressed in the Human Rights Act and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child. Learning about upholding human rights in our community, in our personal lives and as part of a school. Exploring relevant domestic issues including homophobia, identities and diversity, participation and child poverty Study: taking action on a human rights issue, using knowledge and skills for taking action.

Curriculum links: Identifying what was denied to people during the Holocaust

WORLD WAR TWO The significance of the Treaty of Versailles Exploring the main causes of the Second World War The wartime leadership of Winston Churchill

THE HOLOCAUST Explaining the treatment of the Jews from 1933 until 1945 Explaining who was responsible for the Holocaust What are the different ways in which the Holocaust can be remembered?

What was it like living in Nazi Germany? A brief overview of Hitler’s rise to power and the changes he made to Germany.

AUTUMN 2

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PE Film Studies

AUTUMN 1 Invasion Games –Rugby skills and drills at Tilsey Park

Sailing at Farmoor/Ordnance Skills. The children will learn new skills, improve skills already gained and understand the nature of teamwork.

Induction Week Introductory Film Screening Key Elements of Film Form – TECHNICAL: Cinematography, Editing & Sound

Induction Week 2: Key Elements of Film Form – VISUAL: Mise-en-scène, Aesthetics Introduction to Component 2: Global Film What is British Cinema? (intro with clips) (Skyfall) Film 1: British Film (Component 2, Section C) Film Screening & Discussion/Initial Analysis British Film Key Sequence Analysis – Key Elements British Film Key Sequence Analysis – Aesthetic/Film Style British Film Contexts - Assessment on sound and character change over time

AUTUMN 2

Hockey at Tilsey Park The children will develop their skills and team tactics in hockey.

Global English Language Film: Introduction to Narrative (Slumdog Millionaire) Global English Language Film Key Sequence Analysis – Key Elements Global English Language Film Contexts Critical Writing – Film Review Component 2, Section A – Global English Lang Film exam style question on narrative

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Spring 2020

English Maths

SPRING 1

GCSE

Explorations in Creative Writing

The Study of the English Language

Learning new vocabulary, relating it explicitly to known vocabulary and understanding it with the help of context and dictionaries. Knowing how language, including figurative language, vocabulary choice, grammar, text structure and organisational features, presents meaning. Writing accurately, fluently, effectively and at length for pleasure. Effectively planning, drafting, editing and proof-reading. Consolidating and building on knowledge of grammar and vocabulary. Speaking confidently and effectively, expressing own ideas and building on what has been said.

Angles

Transformations

Pythagoras Theorem

Nets, Plans & Elevations

Constructions & Loci

SPRING 2

Area & Perimeter of Shapes

Circles

Ratio & Proportion

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ART Science

SPRING 1

Focus: Surrealism Drawing skills including 3D techniquers. Light and shade, one and two point perspective.

Respiration Human digestive system and food tests Electricity Circuits

SPRING 2

Sculpture through the medium of clay. Understanding design and technical considerations, mood boards and planning. the class will design and make individual clay speakers for a mobile phone.

Waves Diseases, vaccinations, immune system Drugs and drug testing

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RE PSHE/Citizenship

SPRING 1

Contemporary Moral Issues Exploration of contemporary ethical and moral issues which can cause controversy in our modern society. Exploring questions and influences that inform our ethical and moral choices. Contraception – looking at the view from a Christian perspective Abortion – enabling young people to make and act on informed choices about pregnancy and abortion. Exploring the taboos surrounding this subject Medical science – uses the issue of infertility and assisted conception to explore the issue of ethics in medicine.

Thinking about Careers Reflecting on personal strengths and interests Identifying strengths SMART planning Managing criticism and feedback Legislation and young people at work Better communities and societies Tools for developing new skills Positive lifestyle choices Sleep hygiene

SPRING 2

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PE Film Studies

SPRING 1

Football

Netball

Fitness

Global Non-English Language Film: Introduction to Representation (Spirited Away) Film 3: Global Non-English Language Film (Component 2, Section B) Film Screening

Global Non-English Language Film Key Sequence Analysis – Key Elements Global Non-English Language Film Key Sequence Analysis – Representation Global Non-English Language Film Contexts Critical Writing - Writing analytically Global Non-English Language Film ASSESSMENT FOCUS WEEK: Component 2, Section B - Global non-English Lang Film – exam style question on representation

Practical – Pre production Phase 1: Research for practice coursework on horror film Practical – Pre production Phase 1: Ideas and storyboarding Practical – Pre production Phase 1: Shot List/Drafting Script/Digital Driving Test Feedback on production draft

SPRING 2

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Summer 2020

English Maths

SUMMER 1 GCSE

Shakespeare –‘Macbeth’

Teaching Focus:

Reading through the play with class

Understanding of main themes, ideas and character

Personal and critical interpretation Use of quotation and

reference in text to support interpretations Key extracts and

how to relate them to whole play

Analysis of language

Context

Probability Statistics Charts

SUMMER 2

Coordinates Linear Graphs Real life Graphs Summer Maths

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ART Science

SUMMER 1 Abstract: This unit will continue throughout the summer term. Understanding abstract, positive and negative spaces, texture and detail. Painting techniques: Watercolour Acrylic Pouring Blocking

Plant structures Photosynthesis

Phloem and xylem Plant diseases Ecosystems Field work

SUMMER 2

Hooke’s Law

Reactivity series for metals Metal extraction Energy resources

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RE Citizenship/PSHE

SUMMER 1

Radicalisation and Terrorism Why do young people in Britain join such groups as ISIS? Investigation into the roots and nature of terrorism

Study of al-Qaeda and ISIS Explore how these extremists have hijacked and distorted the true nature of Islam Looking at the true message that Islam offers Global impact of terrorism

Being healthy – Sexual Health Relationships and being responsible towards others Discussing issues of: How to be assertive Safe sex and contraception. Self-esteem Positive relationships Power and relationships Assertiveness nad saying no Consent Contracdeption Choices and consequences Unprotected sex and STIs Online and offline relationships Sexting Changing perceptions and opinions Mental health and the brain Skills for changeadapting to change Self-reflection and evaluation Transition to Year 10

E-Safety Sexting and social media – staying safe online

SUMMER 2

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PE Film Studies

SUMMER 1 Athletics

Production: Rough Cut/Draft 1 Feedback on production draft Production - Final Tweaks Evaluation

SUMMER 2

Tennis