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© Michael Tidd, Primary Curriculum 2014 Summary of changes in core and other foundation subjects Primary Curriculum 2014 Summary of changes in core and other foundation subjects En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, English  More specific guidance and content for  Grammar  Spellings  Punctuation  Learning of poetry (including reciting poetry) introduced  Greater emphasis on phonics  Reading for pleasureEnglish  More specific guidance and content for  Grammar  Spellings  Punctuation  Learning of poetry (including reciting poetry) introduced  Greater emphasis on phonics  Reading for pleasure En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Mathematics Emphasis on :  Fluency  Reasoning  Problem SolvingMathematics Emphasis on :  Fluency  Reasoning  Problem Solving En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Mathematics  More challenging objectives in number work  More emphasis on formal written methods for number work  Fractions given a greater priority  No use of calculatorsMathematics  More challenging objectives in number work  More emphasis on formal written methods for number work  Fractions given a greater priority  No use of calculators En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Science  More emphasis on scientific knowledge  Pupils to learn correct scientific vocabulary  Some changes to the topics  Emphasis at the top of KS2 on pupils working more independently and keeping more detailed recordsScience  More emphasis on scientific knowledge  Pupils to learn correct scientific vocabulary  Some changes to the topics  Emphasis at the top of KS2 on pupils working more independently and keeping more detailed records En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Geography  Reduced emphasis on investigative Geography  Increased focus on geographical knowledgeGeography  Reduced emphasis on investigative Geography  Increased focus on geographical knowledge En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, History  Reduced emphasis on sources & methodology  Relatively little change at KS1, with slight increase in national focus  Reduced emphasis on diversity & culture  Significant changes in KS2 breadth of study and the amount of topics that need to be covered.History  Reduced emphasis on sources & methodology  Relatively little change at KS1, with slight increase in national focus  Reduced emphasis on diversity & culture  Significant changes in KS2 breadth of study and the amount of topics that need to be covered. En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Computing  Significant change in focus from digital literacy and applications to control and programming  Introduction to creating programs in KS1 (e.g. roamer style sequences of instructions)  E-safety included in both key stages  Complex instruction systems and variables covered in KS2  Understand and use computer networks, including the internet (KS2)Computing  Significant change in focus from digital literacy and applications to control and programming  Introduction to creating programs in KS1 (e.g. roamer style sequences of instructions)  E-safety included in both key stages  Complex instruction systems and variables covered in KS2  Understand and use computer networks, including the internet (KS2) En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Foreign Languages  Newly statutory at KS2  No requirement to study from approved languages (as was originally planned)  Can include classical languages  Focus on four skills of Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing Foreign Languages  Newly statutory at KS2  No requirement to study from approved languages (as was originally planned)  Can include classical languages  Focus on four skills of Speaking, Listening, Reading and Writing En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Physical Education  Slimmed-down Programme of Study  KS1 focus on mastering basic skills and playing in team games  KS2 includes discrete skills and in contexts of team games and competition  Less focus on evaluation, focus moves to improving personal bests  Swimming remains statutory at either KS Physical Education  Slimmed-down Programme of Study  KS1 focus on mastering basic skills and playing in team games  KS2 includes discrete skills and in contexts of team games and competition  Less focus on evaluation, focus moves to improving personal bests  Swimming remains statutory at either KS En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Religious Education Religious Education does not form part of the National Curriculum, but remains statutory. Schools should continue to follow the locally- agreed syllabus Citizenship & PSHE Citizenship and PSHE are not statutory subjects in primary schools. Schools are free to choose what content is taught in these subjects. En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Art  Greatly reduced detail in content, with much of the broader detail included in the aims.  Specific objectives include only 4 areas: Use a range of materials (KS1) Use drawing, paint & sculpture to share ideas Develop techniques in colour, line, form, etc. Learn about the work of artists and designers Create & maintain sketch books (KS2)Art  Greatly reduced detail in content, with much of the broader detail included in the aims.  Specific objectives include only 4 areas: Use a range of materials (KS1) Use drawing, paint & sculpture to share ideas Develop techniques in colour, line, form, etc. Learn about the work of artists and designers Create & maintain sketch books (KS2) En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Design & Technology  Broadly similar requirements at both Key Stages for main aspects, although slightly less specific detail:  Design  Make  Evaluate  Technical Knowledge  Statutory requirement to include cooking at both Key Stages Design & Technology  Broadly similar requirements at both Key Stages for main aspects, although slightly less specific detail:  Design  Make  Evaluate  Technical Knowledge  Statutory requirement to include cooking at both Key Stages En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

© Michael Tidd, Music  Slimmed-down Programme of Study  KS1 focus on experimentation with voice and tuned and untuned instruments  Musical elements (pitch, tempo, etc.) renamed as “inter-related dimensions”  KS2: Introduce staff and other notation  KS2: Develop understanding of history of musicMusic  Slimmed-down Programme of Study  KS1 focus on experimentation with voice and tuned and untuned instruments  Musical elements (pitch, tempo, etc.) renamed as “inter-related dimensions”  KS2: Introduce staff and other notation  KS2: Develop understanding of history of music En MaMa Sc Ar Co DTDT GeGe Hi FL MuMu PEPE Other Support

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