Curriculum Overview
Foundation Stage
- Changes
- Child Initiated
- Seasonal
- Developing our sense of place
Key Stage 1
Here and There
- Water: The Titanic (significant event)
- Air: Amelia Earhart and The Wright Brothers (significant people)
- Norwich: 1066 and Norwich Castle (significant place)
Where in the World?
- How has transport changed? - Lakenham Way, Robert Stephenson and George Stephenson
- Polar Worlds: Shackleton's Journey and modern day explorers
- What was life like in Victorian times? - Gressenhall, homes, school, Norwich
Key Stage 2
Year 3
The Ancients
- Earliest civilisations, The Shang Dynasty, The Ancient Egyptians, The Stone Age and Iron Age
A tour around the United Kingdom
- Celts and Romans, Anglo Saxons and The Vikings
The Island
- Plate tectonics, volcanoes, mountains, earthquakes, erosion and rivers
- Ancient Greece: the birth of democracy
- The changing power of Monarchy
- Local History: Second World War
What makes Great Britain great?
- Post-war Britain
- The British Empire
- Benin
- The Slave Trade
- Evolution and Darwin's contributions to science
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