As a school, we follow the primary National Curriculum for Key Stage 2. 

https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/national-curriculum#programmes-of-study-by-subject

Below, is a break down of the topics we cover in Year 5

At BPSP, our ambitious, vibrant and inclusive curriculum has been developed with the intention of providing all our learners with key knowledge and skills for long-term learning and with the cultural capital to become responsible and valuable citizens in our modern society.

From Year 3 through to Year 6, we study a wide variety of subjects, making cross-curricular links where relevant (see curriculum overviews on the school website for more detail) In addition, we regularly recap and revisit previous knowledge so it can be recalled and applied to different contexts in order to deepen the learning experience for all children.

If you would like any further information regarding our curriculum, please contact the school office at office@bpsp.coastalpartnership.co.uk.

Summer 2

English

This half term’s English is focused around ‘Flotsam’, a children's wordless picture book written and illustrated by David Wiesner. The main task is to write a 1^st person monologue based on images and ideas from the book.

Reading

In Reading lessons, children will read a selection of texts, based around our English and Discovery learning, to develop inference, summary, vocabulary and prediction skills.

Maths

All classes follow the National Curriculum and cover the Year 5 objectives throughout the year. Please see Maths overview for further details.

PE

In P.E, we will be focusing on Striking & Fielding (leadership) and Tennis (sport education season).

French

This half term, we will be focusing on a presentation about ourselves to include and recap what we have learnt this year. We will also be reading some French stories and learning about some aspects of French life.

Music

This half term, we will be using a music package called Yustudio to compose a hip - hop piece.

Art

In Art this half term, we will be looking at local landscapes and particularly focusing on John Dimech who is a local artist that paints landscapes of the local area using acrylic and watercolours.

RE

This half term’s R.E is centred on Islam - learning about the key teachings of Islam and what it means to be a Muslim.

 History

The history learning is focused around a local study of Poole and its surrounding areas. We learn about how our locality has been used and has changed throughout the periods of history studied. 

 PSHE

During this half-term, we learn about changes in our bodies and discuss relationships.

Computing

A PowerPoint presentation, to include hyperlinks, transitions and animations will be the outcome of this half term’s learning in Computing.