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KS2 · Science · Year 6

How and why we group plants

Why we group and classify living things

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KS1 · Science · Year 2

How animals get food

Introduction to food chains

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KS3 · Citizenship · Year 7

How are communities changing?

What are our identities and our communities?

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KS4 · Citizenship · Year 11

How are countries working to overcome the climate crisis?

How effective is the UN and SDGs on promoting sustainability?

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KS4 · Citizenship · Year 10

How are decisions made in other countries?

How do democratic systems work around the world?

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KS4 · Citizenship · Year 11

How are financial products changing the way we manage money?

How can we prepare well for financial decision making?

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KS4 · Citizenship · Year 10

How are laws made?

What are the strengths and weaknesses of the legal system?

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KS3 · Citizenship · Year 8

How are laws made? Criminal vs civil law

What is the law and how is it changed?

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KS4 · Citizenship · Year 11

How are my rights protected?

Practising what we have learnt

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KS4 · Citizenship · Year 11

How are rights supported in civil cases?

Does our legal system protect citizens' rights?

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KS2 · Spanish · Year 5

How are they? 'Son' and 'están'

Me and others: plural 'estar' (for states) and 'ser' (for traits)

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KS3 · Citizenship · Year 7

How are we all connected in the UK?

What are our identities and our communities?

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KS2 · Spanish · Year 5

How are we? 'Somos' and 'estamos'

Me and others: singular 'estar' (for states) and 'ser' (for traits)

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KS3 · Spanish · Year 7

How are you feeling? 'Estar' singular persons

Identity: 'estar' and 'ser'

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KS3 · Spanish · Year 9

How are you feeling? 'Ser' and 'estar' 1st and 2nd person singular

Friends: 'ser', 'estar' and demonstrative adjectives

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KS2 · Spanish · Year 3

How are you feeling? Information questions with '¿cómo?'

Me and others: 'estar' for location and state

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KS3 · Spanish · Year 7

How are you feeling? Singular gender adjective agreement

Identity: 'estar' and 'ser'

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KS2 · Spanish · Year 5

How are you today and usually? 'Estar' for states and 'ser' for traits

Me and others: singular 'estar' (for states) and 'ser' (for traits)

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KS2 · French · Year 4

How are you today? 'Avoir' meaning 'be'

Introductions: singular 'être', 'avoir', and regular adjectives

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KS2 · Spanish · Year 5

How are you today? 'Estoy' and 'estás' for states

Me and others: singular 'estar' (for states) and 'ser' (for traits)

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KS2 · Spanish · Year 4

How are you? What are you like? 'Estar' and 'ser'

Describe things and people: singular adjective agreement, to be being

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KS3 · English · Year 9

How Armitage writes about personal events and memories in 'Harmonium'

Simon Armitage: writing your world

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KS1 · Art and design · Year 1

How artists make marks

Mark-making: using drawing tools and techniques

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KS2 · History · Year 5

How Baghdad became the ‘City of Peace'

Early Islamic civilisation: how did Baghdad become the 'City of Peace'?

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