Programme Overview Key Stage One

 Art (KS1)

*From April 2023

Music (KS1)

PSHE (KS1)

There are a range of interventions that teachers can select from such as drama games, Sherbourne Movement, Musical Interaction which are selected linked to the pupils previously assessed skills and knowledge that may be revisited to enable them to retain their prior learning or their next steps.

There are also blocks of planned activities linked to specific skills and knowledge progression that teachers select based on the pupils previously assessed skills and knowledge that may be revisited to enable them to retain their prior learning or their next steps e.g. Road safety, emotions, internet safety and relationships. This work is closely linked to the relationships and sex education policy. 

RE (KS1)

PE (KS1)

The key emphasis for pupils in Key Stage One PE is on the development and progression of fundamental skills of movement. These include three main areas of:

• Methods of movement
• Balance 
• Object control

 Pupils work on the next steps based on their prior skills and knowledge and also revisit existing skills and

knowledge. The delivery of the above fundamental skills may use a wide range of contexts. The contexts also enable pupils to apply existing skills and knowledge. Pupils may also access the fundamental skills of movement, dependent on their personal and social development, through carefully set up environments to explore, practice and extend their skills and knowledge. This is supported by quality adult interaction and modelling. The below table provides current focus through which fundamental skills of movement may optionally be taught within.

 Pupils who have complex physical difficulties will also have strong emphasis in postural management and

 also where agreed implementation of NHS recommended therapy programmes or use of equipment. Time

 may be prioritised within the PE curriculum delivery or may be additional to this. 

 In Key Stage One pupils will access for a minimum of one term each year aquatic mobility. 

Pupils in Year 1  may access Bikeability if they have the prior skills established to access this programme that is delivered through external provider. 

In Year 2, pupil access a Horse Centre and have opportunity to take part in either pony care, carriage riding (accessible for pupils in wheelchairs or horse-riding (following agreement from pre-assessment by the riding centre). 

Pupils in KS1 will usually have a daily leisure session mid-morning and around midday. Implementation of activities is supported by the School Sports Champion through Sports Grant funding. 

Science (KS1)

Computing (KS1)