Slavery
We will enrich our knowledge of Britain’s history, examining people’s different attitudes towards slavery in the 17th and 18th centuries. We look closely at the abolition and the lasting effects that the Atlantic slave trade had on the empire and people; its continued impact, occurrence and resonance in modern society.
Quality Text: Henry’s Freedom Box
We read ‘Henry’s Freedom Box’ – a stirring, dramatic story of a slave who, after an arduous journey in a crate, mails himself to freedom.
English
Poetry: List Poetry
Narrative: Character
Non-fiction: Biography & Diaries
Geography:
UK Study – Coasts
Religious Education:
Free Choice – How do people show their belief in action? (Link to Slavery/poverty)
Maths:
Number (Place Value, Addition & Subtraction) & Statistics
Science:
Forces
Design & Technology:
Cooking & Nutrition (Roberts Bakery)
Computing:
Coding
PSHEE:
Relationships
No Outsiders:
Tango Makes Three
French:
Monster pets
Physical Education:
Games: Invasion (Football Skills) & Health Related Exercise
Music:
Livin’ on a Prayer
Essential Skills:
Staying Positive & Listening
Enrichment Opportunities:
Slave Museum Liverpool or Quarry Bank Mill, Roberts Bakery (DT) Harvest Festival
