ST CYPRIAN’S GREEK ORTHODOX PRIMARY ACADEMY CURRICULUM MAP YEAR 6 Greek Science ICT History Autumn 1 Introduction Autumn Autumn 2 School Myself Christmas Micro-organisms More about dissolving Reversible and irreversible changes Changing circuits Art PE RE PSHE Cultural Enrichment Greek Mythology Spring 2 National celebrations Annunciation of the Virgin Mary Summer 1 Animals Hobbies, sports and games Summer 2 My locality Summer holidays How we see things Forces in action Revision Enquiry in environmental and technological concepts Embedded in all aspects of the curriculum What was it like for children in the second world war? Ancient Greeks Geography DT Music Spring 1 Our school and celebration of letters Greek festivals ( Carnival – Clean Monday and Lent) Interdependence and adaptation ROUNDABOUT: Exploring Rounds JOURNEY INTO SPACE: Exploring Sound Sources Conflict Ancient Greeks Outdoor and adventurous Outdoor and activities adventurous activities Dance Dance We grow as we worship We grow as an Orthodox God. We grow as we family. learn God’s word. Anti-bullying Singing Singing Dancing Dancing Drama Drama Introducing ‘The Odyssey’ and the character of Odysseus What can we learn about recent history from studying the life of a famous person? Investigating rivers The mountain environment SONGWRITER: Exploring Lyrics and Melody CYCLIC PATTERNS: Exploring Rhythm and Pulse Typography Invasion Gymnastics Invasion Gymnastics We grow as an Orthodox family. We grow through prayer and fasting. Drug education Singing Singing Dancing Dancing Drama Drama Exploring moral dilemmas and themes from the story ‘The Odyssey’ Understand the story of ‘The Odyssey’ as told by Homer Puppets STARS, HIDE YOUR WHO KNOWS? FIRES: Exploring Music Performing Together Processes Pop Culture Athletics Athletics Gymnastics Dance We grow as Orthodox Christians. The church grows in the world. SRE Singing Singing Dancing Dancing Drama Drama Continue to study themes and moral dilemmas from the story ‘The Odyssey’ Continue to understand the story of ‘The Odyssey’ as told by Homer