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Section 8 - Appendix<br />
National Curriculum links<br />
Section 1: Art and Design- Investigating and<br />
making art, craft and design<br />
2. Pupils should be taught to:<br />
a. investigate the possibilities of a range of<br />
materials and processes;<br />
b. try out tools and techniques and apply these<br />
to materials and processes, including drawing<br />
represent observations, ideas and feelings, and<br />
design and make images and artefacts<br />
investigating different kinds of art, craft and<br />
design [for example, in the locality, in original<br />
and reproduction form, during visits to<br />
museums, galleries and sites, on the internet.<br />
Section 2: English EN1- Group discussion and<br />
interaction<br />
3. To join in as members of a group, pupils<br />
should be taught to:<br />
a. take turns in speaking;<br />
b relate their contributions to what has gone on<br />
before;<br />
c. take different views into account;<br />
d. extend their ideas in the light of discussion<br />
give reasons for opinions and actions.<br />
Citizenship- Developing confidence and<br />
responsibility and making the most of their<br />
abilities<br />
1. Pupils should be taught:<br />
a. to recognise what they like and dislike, what is<br />
fair and unfair, and what is right and wrong;<br />
b. to share their opinions on things that matter<br />
to them and explain their views;<br />
c. to recognise, name and deal with their<br />
feelings in a positive way;<br />
d. to think about themselves, learn from their<br />
experiences and recognise what they are good<br />
at.<br />
Section 3: English EN1-Group discussion and<br />
interaction<br />
3. To talk effectively as members of a group,<br />
pupils should be taught to:<br />
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a. make contributions relevant to the topic and take<br />
turns in discussion;<br />
c. qualify or justify what they think after listening to<br />
others’ questions or accounts.<br />
PSHE-Developing good relationships and respecting<br />
the differences between people<br />
4 c. To be aware of different types of relationship,<br />
including marriage and those between friends and<br />
families, and to develop the skills to be effective<br />
in relationships.<br />
Section 4: English EN1- Drama<br />
4. To participate in a wide range of drama activities and<br />
to evaluate their own and others’ contributions, pupils<br />
should be taught to:<br />
c. use dramatic techniques to explore characters and<br />
issues [for example, hot seating, flashback].<br />
Section 5: English EN2 Literature<br />
4. To develop understanding and appreciation of literary<br />
texts, pupils should be taught to:<br />
h. respond imaginatively, drawing on the whole text and<br />
other reading;<br />
i. read stories, poems and plays aloud.<br />
Section 6: English EN2 Understanding texts<br />
2. Pupils should be taught to:<br />
a. use inference and deduction;<br />
b. look for meaning beyond the literal.<br />
Section 7: Design and technology Working with tools,<br />
equipment, materials and components to make<br />
quality products<br />
2. Pupils should be taught to:<br />
a. select appropriate tools and techniques for making<br />
their product;<br />
b. suggest alternative ways of making their product, if<br />
first attempts fail;<br />
c. explore the sensory qualities of materials and how to<br />
use materials and processes;<br />
d. measure, mark out, cut and shape a range of materials,<br />
and assemble, join and combine components and<br />
materials accurately.<br />
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