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Curriculum overview: Class: Primary 1CR
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Fairy Tales and
Nursery Rhymes
Labels, captions
and lists
Stories from
different cultures
Instructions Using senses in
poetry
Non-fiction texts
and dictionaries
Mathematics Understanding
Number, Geometry-
properties of
shapes.
Addition, Number
bonds
Understanding
number, Measure-
Money
Subtraction, Ordinal
Number
Measure- Time
Multiplication,
Doubles
Geometry- Position
and Direction
Number patterns,
Odd & Even
Measure- Length,
Capacity & Weight
Division
Handling data
Problem solving
Science Everyday Materials Animals including humans Plants
Seasonal change to be taught each term
Computing E-Safety
• Careful handling technology
devices
• Limit time on devices
Programming
• Mouse, touchpad or touch to
control objects on a screen.
• Exploring floor robots
E-Safety
• Class e-Safety rules
• Tell an adult
• Keep password private
Programming
• Turn on equipment
• Floor robot retelling a story
Multimedia/ Technology in our
E-Safety
• Pop ups and in app purchase
• Kind to my friends
Programming
• Control on 2go
• Practice mouse and touch skills
Handling Data/ Technology in our lives
• Photos
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Handling Data/Multimedia
• Using a microscope
• Using paint
• Using a voice recorder
Technology in our lives
• Taking and printing photos
• Using simple equipment
lives
• Using talking tins
• Use paint to present a story
• Use online resources
Handling Data
• Sorting objects and developing
mouse skills
• Finding out information
• Pictograms (2count)
Multimedia
• Create a tree or plant painting
• Create e-book
History Grace Darling-
significant historical
people in their own
locality.
The Victorians-
lives of significant
individuals in the
past
Seaside Holidays-
changes within
living memory
Geography Where do I live?
My school.
Seasonal weather
changes.
Let’s go on safari to
Africa
Transport
Seasonal weather
changes.
At the farm
Seasonal weather
changes.
RE Special books
Bible and Biblical Stories
Special Times (Christmas);
Nativity Story
Special People;
Biblical Stories/ People (e.g. Moses,
Abraham, Sarah).
Special Times (Easter);
Special Music and Pictures;
Hymns, Prayers
Special Places;
Places of Worship
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Easter Story and New Life.
DT Toys Food/Christmas Mechanisms &
Movement
Food/Easter 3D models Using materials
Art and design Colour Texture Abstract Art Sculpture Portrait Landscape
Music Ongoing Skills Christmas
Production
Everyone Our World Big Bear Funk Reflect, Rewind and
replay
PSHE I’m a special person My special people People who help us Being involved Being healthy and
safe
Growing and
changing
PE Multi skills/Ball
Skills
Explore basic skills,
actions and ideas
with increasing
understanding
Remember and
repeat simple skills
and actions with
increasing control
and coordination
Improve listening
and following
Gymnastics
Develop the range
of their skills and
actions [for
example, balancing,
taking off and
landing, turning and
rolling
Net and ball games
Bean bag / Ball
games to develop
hand eye co-
ordination Games
Activities
Play simple, racket
and ball games
Multi skills
Explore basic skills,
actions and ideas
with increasing
understanding –
basic orienteering
skills –e.g placing
objects in correct
place
Athletic activities
Use running,
jumping and
throwing skills both
singly and in
combination
Sportshall athletics
–adapt activities
Sportsday related
activities
Games Activities
Develop existing
skills for simple bat
and ball games –
rounders and
cricket related
games
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
instructions
Work co-operatively
with others
Curriculum overview: Class: Primary 2SD
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Read Write Inc
Narrative character and settings
Instructions
Poetry and rhyme
Read Write Inc
Stories from different cultures
Information texts
Narrative story writing
Read Write Inc
Fantasy stories
Narrative writing
Recounts
Mathematics Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry: Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics.Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Seasonal Changes – Autumn & Winter
Body Parts and the 5 Senses
Seasonal Changes – Winter & Spring
Animals including humans – sea creatures
Plants
Materials – identifying, grouping and
sorting
Seasonal Changes - Summer
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Computing E-Safety
• Agree sensible e-Safety rules for
the classroom
• Tell an adult
Programming
• Floor robots discovering toys
• Moving objects (2go)
Multimedia
• Adding text
• Recording images
• Adding labels
Technology in our lives
• Offline and online jigsaws
• Find out information
• Other devices to play games
E-Safety
• Keep passwords private
• Tell you what personal information
is
Programming
• Moving around town (2go)
• Floor robots
Multimedia
• Homes of the past
• Draw and label
• Postcards and posters
Handling Data
• Pictograms (2count)
• Venn diagrams
• Sorting objects
E-Safety
• Keep passwords private
• Agree sensible e-Safety rules
• Tell an adult
Programming
Pivot stick animation
Handling Data
• Collecting weather data
Technology in our lives
Class blog and Cameras
Printing
Following links to find information
History Great Fire of
London
Houses and Homes
Long Ago
Folk Stories and
Castles – Local
heritage (Alnwick,
Hylton, Newcastle,
Penshaw)
Geography Around the world In the desert. Our European neighbours.
Link with Epinay.
RE Celebrating Belonging/What it means to Celebrating Differences; What it means to Celebrating Differences; What it means to
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
belong to Christianity? Celebrating
Christmas; Christmas Gifts
be a Sikh? Celebrating Easter be a Jew?
The Importance of the Bible
DT Introduction to food technology. Research
and explore fruit and vegetables in the diet
Simple fruit and vegetable practical
activities
Understanding different foods for different
times of day, occasion and lifestyle.
Liking and disliking foods and reasons.
5 food groups and assessing own meals.
Plan and prepare food appropriate for a
special occasion. Basic cooking skills used
to make a dish.
To know that some equipment has a
special job in cooking. To know that health
and safety checks have to be made when
cooking.
Art and design Self portraits, painting, colour mixing,
shades, tints
Picasso – recreate his style
Dinosaurs
Printing
Gardens and farms
Clay animals
Observational drawings
Music Mini Beasts Christmas
Production
In the Groove Rhythm in the way
we walk
Traditional
Games and Songs.
Reflect, Rewind and
replay
PSHE Theme – Who am I?
Unit 1 - Me and my family, relationships,
young and old
Theme - CEIAG
Unit 4 - people who help us
World of Work – Jobs in school
Theme – Health
Unit 2 - Fit and healthy,
Fruit and vegetables, 5 a day
(School Nurse and Oral Health input)
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Unit 5 – Living in a diverse World.
Unit 2 - Choices
PE Multi skills/Ball
Skills
Explore basic skills,
actions and ideas
with increasing
understanding
Remember and
repeat simple skills
and actions with
increasing control
and coordination.
Improve listening
skills and working
with others.
Gymnastics
Further develop
range of skills for
balance on the floor
and using
apparatus
Partner work
copying balances
Transferring body
weight – balancing
partially on
equipment
Games Activities
(Net and ball
games) Developing
hand/eye co –
ordination using a
racket, bean bag,
ball
Health Related
Fitness
Improving levels of
fitness by engaging
pupils in circuits ,
paired and
individual fitness
activities ,obstacle
courses
Athletics Activities
use running,
jumping and
throwing skills both
singly and in
combination
Pace themselves in
these challenges
and competitions.
Sportsday related
activities
Outdoor and
adventurous
Activities
use a range of
orienteering and
problem-solving
skills. Work with
others to meet the
challenges
Games Activities
Develop existing
skills for simple bat
and ball games, ie
rounders
Curriculum overview: Class: Primary 3JH/SC
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Read Write Inc
Stories involving fantasy
Signs, labels and information texts
Read Write Inc
Traditional stories from other cultures
Patterns and rhymes in poetry
Read Write Inc
Stories from significant authors
Letters and reports
Mathematics Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry:Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics.Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Living Things and their Habitats
Materials Animals and plants
Computing E-Safety
• Keep password and private
E-Safety
• Kind and polite in real life and on
E-Safety
• Recognise sensible amounts of
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
information safe
• Know who sees work online
• Know what to do - report
Programming
• Lego fix the factory
• Algorithm
• Program and debug
Multimedia
• Photos
• Import
• Add text
• Present research
Technology in our lives
• Search for information
• Class blog/website
• What is the internet?
internet
• Tell somebody if feel upset
Programming
• Floor robot to collect information
• Treasure hunt
• Draw a letter Multimedia
• News report or animation about an
animal
Handling Data
• Branching database
• Sort animals
• 2investigate to add information
time to spend online
• Use technology safely
• Know where to go for help and
support
Programming
Floor robots to create 2d shapes
Online activity and 2go/Daisy the Dinosaur
to draw shapes
Handling Data
• Branching database to sort shapes
• 2Graph to present information
Technology in our lives
Save and retrieve data
Contribute to class blog
Validity of information online
History The Gunpowder Plot
Ancient Egypt The Romans
Geography Weather around the world.
Rivers
Where does our food come from?
Oceans and seas.
Investigating our local area.
RE Through the Eyes of Others; What it’s like
to be a Hindu? Through the Eyes of
Others; Christmas Around the World
Through the Eyes of Others;
Religion in our Community
Through the Eyes of Others; The
Importance of Lent
Through the Eyes of Others;
Islamic Family Life
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
DT Introduction to food technology. Research
and explore fruit and vegetables in the diet
Simple fruit and vegetable practical
activities.
Understanding different foods for different
times of day, occasion and lifestyle.
Liking and disliking foods and reasons.
5 food groups and assessing own meals.
Plan and prepare food appropriate for a
special occasion. Basic cooking skills used
to make a dish.
To know that some equipment has a
special job in cooking. To know that health
and safety checks have to be made when
cooking.
Art and design Our world and beyond
Art from around the world
Chocolate sweet pictures
Pop art
Designing wrappers
Detectives man-made, natural materials,
paper weaving, textile weaving, properties
of materials, materials used in houses, 3D
modelling
Lowry – Victorian life/industry
Gaudi – buildings and homes
Music Hands ,Feet, Heart Christmas
Production
Glockenspiel Stage
1
I wanna play in a
band.
Instruments of the
orchestra
Reflect, Rewind and
replay
PSHE Theme – Relationships
QCA Unit 4 - Relationships, friendships,
young and old.
Media portrayal of ‘family’
Link to CiN
Theme – CEIAG
Unit 4 – Support Networks
Unit 4 – people who help us in the wider
community, police, nurse etc…
Theme – Social Enterprise
Unit 5 – Living in a diverse world
Unit 7 – Children’s and human rights
*Oxfam
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
PE Multi skills/Ball
Skills
Continue to develop
a range of skills,
including, basic ball
games. Develop
simple skills and
actions with
increasing control
and coordination.
Introduce teamwork
activities to develop
communication
skills. Introduce
skills for invasion
games.
Gymnastics
Developing stability
when holding their
own body weight or
working with a
partner. Use
apparatus with
above activities
Net and ball games
– Developing
hand/eye co –
ordination using a
racket, bean bag
and ball.
Health Related
Fitness
Improving levels of
fitness by engaging
pupils in circuits ,
paired and
individual fitness
activities ,obstacle
courses
Athletic Activities
Use running,
jumping and
throwing skills both
singly and in
combination
Pace themselves in
these challenges
and competitions.
Sportsday related
activities
Outdoor and
adventurous
activities use a
range of
orienteering and
problem-solving
skills. Work with
others to meet the
challenges
Games Activities
Develop existing
skills for simple bat
and ball games –
rounders and
cricket related
games
Curriculum overview: Class: Primary 4TP
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Read Write Inc
Spiderwick Chronicles
Informational texts
Read Write Inc
Roald Dahl
Instructional texts
Revolting peotry
Read Write Inc
Traditional tales
Percy Jackson (fantasy genre)
Mathematics Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry: Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics. Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Animals including humans
Materials
Growth of plants Puberty (alongside PSHE)
Lifecycles
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Computing E-Safety
• Protect personal information
• Use safety features of websites
• Know how to report
Programming
• Introduction to Scratch
• Programming an animated scene
Multimedia
• Paint program to alter an image
• Creating an e-book
Technology in our lives
• www as part of the internet
• Different search engines
• Using filters for search results
• Image copyright
E-Safety
• Downloading files and games
• Good choices about time online
• Post positive comments online
Programming
• Kodu used to create a world and
interact with objects
Multimedia
• Creating art in the style of a
famous artist
• Create a piece of music
• Green screen to travel to different
world
Handling Data
• Generate questions
• Input data and present in different
ways
• Use data logger to collect data
E-Safety
• Secure password
• Protect personal information
Programming
Build and program robots using
Lego WeDo or Scratch
Handling Data
• Branching database to investigate
and share information
• 2Investigate to create a simple
database
Technology in our lives/ Multimedia
Use search tools
Save and retrieve work
Online and local devices
Present a photo story
History The Anglo Saxons
The Maya Stone Age to Iron Age
Geography Climate zones
Earning a living
Investigating rivers
Volcanoes
Amazon rainforest
South America
RE Exploring Attitudes;
How do people show they care? Exploring
Exploring Places of Worship
Exploring Easter
Exploring Sikhism; What do Sikhs believe
and how it affects their lives?
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Christmas
DT Introduction to food technology skills and
techniques. Biscuits –research and
design..
Healthy diet.
Food, nutrition and social and cultural
significances. Ingredients from around the
world.
World diets and preparation.
Health and safety checks. Basic cooking
skills used to make a dish and some
equipment has a special job in cooking.
Family meals
Art and design Our world and beyond
Art from around the world
Chocolate sweet pictures
Pop art
Designing wrappers
Detectives man-made, natural materials,
paper weaving, textile weaving, properties
of materials, materials used in houses, 3D
modelling
Lowry – Victorian life/industry
Gaudi – buildings and homes
Music Don’t stop Believing Christmas
Production
Glockenspiel Stage
2
Classroom Jazz 1 Benjamin Britten
Cuckoo
Stop Reflect, Rewind and
replay
PSHE Theme – Enterprise
Unit 7 – Looking after my money
Theme – Animals
Unit 3 – Animals and Us
Unit 5 – media, research and report on
Theme – Respect
Unit 6 - Staying healthy and safe, personal
hygiene
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Enterprise topic – link to CiN animal issues (School Nurse and Oral Health input)
Unit 9 – respect for property
PE Ball Skills
Begin to develop
skills needs for
invasion games,
including catching
and throwing.
Increase teamwork
aspect by
introducing small
sided games.
Gymnastics
balance on various
body parts, counter
balances , link
balances with
movements. partner
work
Net and ball games
– Developing
hand/eye co –
ordination using a
racket, and ball,
tennis skills. Begin
to look at specific
racket sports
Health Related
Fitness
Improving levels of
fitness by engaging
pupils in circuits ,
paired and
individual fitness
activities ,obstacle
courses
Athletic Activities
Use running,
jumping and
throwing skills both
singly and in
combination
Pace themselves in
these challenges
and competitions.
Sportsday related
activities
Outdoor and
adventurous
activities use a
range of
orienteering and
problem-solving
skills. Work with
others to meet the
challenges
Games Activities
Develop existing
skills for simple bat
and ball games –
rounders and
cricket related
games
Curriculum overview: Class: 5/6MC
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Stories with familiar
settings
Read Write Inc
Instructions texts
Read Write Inc
Traditional stories
Read Write Inc
Poetry
Read Write Inc
Different stories by
the same author
Read Write Inc
Different stories by
the same author
Read Write Inc
Mathematics Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry:
Position and
direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics.
Handling data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Animals including
humans
Eating
Growth of plants
Puberty
(alongside PSHE)
Life cycles
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Computing E-Safety
• Protect personal information
• Use safety features of websites
• Know how to report
Programming
• Introduction to Scratch
• Programming an animated scene
Multimedia
• Paint program to alter an image
• Creating an e-book
Technology in our lives
• www as part of the internet
• Different search engines
• Using filters for search results
• Image copyright
E-Safety
• Downloading files and games
• Good choices about time online
• Post positive comments online
Programming
• Kodu used to create a world and
interact with objects
Multimedia
• Creating art in the style of a
famous artist
• Create a piece of music
• Green screen to travel to different
world
Handling Data
• Generate questions
• Input data and present in different
ways
• Use data logger to collect data
E-Safety
• Secure password
• Protect personal information
Programming
Build and program robots using
Lego WeDo or Scratch
Handling Data
• Branching database to investigate
and share information
• 2Investigate to create a simple
database
Technology in our lives/ Multimedia
Use search tools
Save and retrieve work
Online and local devices
Present a photo story
History The Anglo Saxons
The Maya Stone Age to Iron Age
Geography Where in the world - Climate zones Investigating Rivers
Volcanoes
South America
Amazon Rainforest
RE Understanding Islamic Beliefs; Pillars of
Islam
Understanding Christian Beliefs about
Jesus. Understanding Easter
Understanding Hindus; What do Hindus
believe and how it affects their lives?
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Understanding Christmas
DT Introduction to food technology skills and
techniques. Biscuits –research and
design..
Healthy diet.
Food, nutrition and social and cultural
significances. Ingredients from around the
world.
World diets and preparation.
Health and safety checks. Basic cooking
skills used to make a dish and some
equipment has a special job in cooking.
Family meals
Art and design Sculptures – natural and man made
sculptures, look at sculpture, texture and
shape of sculpture from clay, paper and
different materials
What a performer
Explore headwear
Talking textiles
Communicate a story through colour,
shape and texture
A sense of place
Music Mamma Mia Glockenspiel Stage
3
Benjamin Britten
A Tragic Story
Lean on Me Livin on a prayer Reflect, Rewind and
replay
PSHE Theme – CEIAG, developing relationships
Unit 8 – Bullying and respect
Unit 3 - Ethical issues
Unit 7 – Local Democracy
Theme – Enterprise
Unit 7 – Looking after my money
Practical unit to include shopping, price
comparisons etc…
*Y6 puberty cross curricular with science.
School nurse input
Theme – Social Enterprise
Unit 6 – developing our school grounds
(Environmental enterprise) Recycling,
reusing, reducing waste
Unit 3- Animals and Us, raising awareness
of local animal charities, CEIAG, what can
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
we do to support local animal charities?
PE Games Activities
(Invasion Games)
Begin to use simple
skills and tactics
and apply basic
principles suitable
for attacking and
defending
Work with others to
organise and keep
the games going.
Gymnastics
balance on various
body parts, counter
balances , link
balances with
movements. partner
work Transer
balances to small
apparatus.
Net and ball games
– Developing
hand/eye co –
ordination using a
racket, and ball.
Tennis skills
Orienteering
Use a range of
orienteering and
problem-solving
skills. Work with
others to meet the
challenges
Athletic Activities
Perform at
maximum levels in
relation to speed
height, distance,
strength or
accuracy. Work
towards sports day
competition
Striking and
Fielding games
Build on existing
skills. Also
teamwork to
achieve success
Curriculum overview: Class: 7/8HF
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Poetic form
Fables
stories in familiar settings
Instructional texts
Myths and legends
Recounts and reports
Poems to perform
Other cultures
Persuasive writing
Nonsense poetry
Mathematics Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry:Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics. Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Animals including
humans
Life in habitats Friction and
resistance
Hot and Cold Space Puberty
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Computing E-Safety
• Protecting myself and my friends
• Know what can be seen online and
by who
Programming
• App or online resource to create a
game
• Algorithms
• Testing and debugging
Multimedia
• Create a comic
Technology in our lives
• Websites showing false
information
• Key word for searching
• Plagiarism
E-Safety
• Information safe online, know how
to report
• Comment positively and
respectfully online
Programming
• Tell a joke/program keys in Etch a
sketch in scratch
• Create a car racing game
Technology in our lives
• Understand school network drive
• Create hyperlinks
• Search for information
Handling Data
• Collecting data using data logger
• Make a line graph of continuous
data
E-Safety
• Secure password
• Comment positively and
respectfully online
Programming
Kodu used to create a game to support
learning in Maths
Handling Data
• Collect data
• Record in a spreadsheet graph
• Create branching database
Multimedia
Create an advert for Kodu game including
use of green screen
History How Life has Changed in Britain Since
1948
Ancient Greece Crime and Punishment
Geography Rivers
Countries of the world
Where shall we go on holiday?
Extreme Earth Investigating our local area.
RE What is RE?
All main world religions.
What does Justice mean to Christians? What does it mean
to be a Buddhist?
What is a
Buddhist’s
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Possible Visit/
visitor
goal in life?
DT Hygiene and safety
Parts of the cooker
Knife skills
Melting method
Rubbing in method
Shopping
Comparison meals home made v bought
Designing tasks
Sensory analysis
Research development
Cold dessert brief
Shaping and finishing
Art and design Self image / my space
Lets celebrate / festivals
Public figures
Paper mache figures
Easter festivals
Sculptures
Recreating landscapes/seascapes
Observational drawings of fish
Music Metro Music
(percussion, notation)
Rock ‘n’ Roll Riffs
(pop)
Indian Ragas
(World)
PSHE Theme - Respect
Unit 9 – Healthy Friendships and respect
(School Nurse and Oral Health input)
Unit 1 – What is Citizenship all about?
Theme -
Unit 10 – Local democracy for young
citizens
Unit 2 – Crime
Theme – CEIAG Caring / Emergency
Services
Unit 6 - Safety, personal hygiene, smoking,
drugs
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Unit 13 – How do we deal with conflict? Unit 9 – Media in society e.g. young people
PE Invasion Games –
Develop individual
skills in football,
basketball and
suitable for
attacking and
defending other
invasion games.
Use skills and
tactics and apply
basic principles
Work with others to
organise and keep
the games going.
Gymnastics –
balance on various
body parts, counter
balances , link
balances into
sequence –partner
work mirror work ,
small group work
Net and ball games
– Developing
hand/eye co –
ordination using a
racket, and ball.,
tennis skills
Orienteering
Reinforce basic
map reading skills –
build on prior
knowledge ,
Develop more
advanced skills
Striking/ Fielding
Games
Participation in
team games such
as cricket and
rounders
Athletic Activities
Pupils begin to use
their knowledge of
athletics, strategies
and techniques to
develop and
enhance
performance (Prep
for Athletics
competition at
Monkton )
Outdoor Education
Canoeing with
South Tyneside
Outdoor Education
Team
Curriculum overview: Class: 7/8AW
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Instructional texts, comparing stories by
the same author
non fiction research, feelings and sentence
structure
Poetry, dialogue and speaking and
listening
Mathematics Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry:Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics.Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Cells and the skeleton
Microbes
Acid and alkalis
Reactions
Magnets
Circuits
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Computing E-Safety
• Protecting myself and my friends
• Know what can be seen online and
by who
Programming
• App or online resource to create a
game
• Algorithms
• Testing and debugging
Multimedia
• Create a comic
Technology in our lives
• Websites showing false
information
• Key word for searching
• Plagiarism
E-Safety
• Information safe online, know how
to report
• Comment positively and
respectfully online
Programming
• Tell a joke/program keys in Etch a
sketch in scratch
• Create a car racing game
Technology in our lives
• Understand school network drive
• Create hyperlinks
• Search for information
Handling Data
• Collecting data using data logger
• Make a line graph of continuous
data
E-Safety
• Secure password
• Comment positively and
respectfully online
Programming
Kodu used to create a game to support
learning in Maths
Handling Data
• Collect data
• Record in a spreadsheet graph
• Create branching database
Multimedia
Create an advert for Kodu game including
use of green screen
History How Life has Changed in Britain Since
1948
Ancient Greece Crime and Punishment
Geography Countries of the world.
Where shall we go on holiday?
Extreme Earth Investigating our local area
RE What is RE?
All main world religions.
What does Justice mean to Christians? What does it mean
to be a Buddhist?
Possible visit or
What is a
Buddhist’s
goal in life?
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
visitor
DT Hygiene and safety
Parts of the cooker
Knife skills
Melting method
Rubbing in method
Shopping
Comparison meals home made v bought
Designing tasks
Sensory analysis
Research development
Cold dessert brief
Shaping and finishing
Art and design Self image / my space
Lets celebrate / festivals
Public figures
Paper mache figures
Easter festivals
Sculptures
Recreating landscapes/seascapes
Observational drawings of fish
Music Metro Music
(percussion, notation)
Rock ‘n’ Roll Riffs
(pop)
Indian Ragas
(World)
PSHE Theme -
Unit 10 – Debating a global issue
Unit 11 – Why is it difficult to keep peace
today?
Unit 9 – Healthy Relationships and respect
Theme – History
Unit 12 – Why was there a struggle for the
vote?
Unit 12 – What is the point of voting?
Theme – Enterprise / CEIAG
Enterprise Activities
Unit 10 - Financial awareness
Unit 8 – Leisure and Sport in the Local
community
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Enterprise Activities
PE Invasion Games –
Develop individual
skills in football,
basketball and
suitable for
attacking and
defending other
invasion games.
Use skills and
tactics and apply
basic principles
Work with others to
organise and keep
the games going.
Gymnastics –
balance on various
body parts, counter
balances , link
balances into
sequence –partner
work mirror work ,
small group work
Net and ball games
– Developing
hand/eye co –
ordination using a
racket, and ball.,
tennis skills
Orienteering
Reinforce basic
map reading skills –
build on prior
knowledge ,
Develop more
advanced skills
Striking/ Fielding
Games
Participation in
team games such
as cricket and
rounders
Athletic Activities
Pupils begin to use
their knowledge of
athletics, strategies
and techniques to
develop and
enhance
performance (Prep
for Athletics
competition at
Monkton )
Outdoor Education
Canoeing with
South Tyneside
Outdoor Education
Team
Curriculum overview: Class: 8/9JB
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Different cultures
Plays
Advertising
Information gathering
Poetry
Newspaper articles
Mathematics Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry: Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics. Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Microbes
Drugs & medicine
Food, exercise and staying healthy
Forces and motion
Gravity, space and the solar system
Rocks and weathering
Living things in their environment
Plants
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Computing E-Safety
• Explain consequences of spending
too much time online or on a game
Programming
• Create a maths game and then
use this to plan and create a Mayan quiz
game
Technology in our lives
Labelled diagram of web resources used
Scratch community sharing game
Multimedia
Create and collect sound and images files
for game
E-Safety
• Support friends to protect
themselves and make good choices online
• Explain consequences to myself
and others of not communicating kindly
and respectfully
Programming
• Create a simulation of a system of
the body using chosen programming
software
Multimedia
• Green screening combined with
other multimedia to present system of the
body
Handling Data
• Data loggers to measure most
effective eye protection for sunlight or
heart rate after exercise
E-Safety
• Protect personal data
• Age appropriate and reliable
website
• Cyberbullying
Programming
Logo program using if statements to create
patterns
Create mathematical function machines in
Logo
Technology in our lives
How the internet works and data sent
Origin of websites
Handling Data
Plan an investigation
Collect data about websites
Present findings to others
History Second World War (Holocaust)
Britain’s Place is the World Since 1945 A Local History Study – Victorian
Gravestones
Geography Countries from around the world.
Compare with region in Africa. School link
The mountain environment Improving the environment
RE What is the difference between going on a
journey as a tourist and as a pilgrim?
Did Jesus Save the world?
Christianity
How should Martin Luther King be
remembered?
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Islam Christianity, Hinduism Christianity
DT Eat well plate/ introduction to nutrients.
Reinforce health and safety. Characteristic
of food and functions. Food labelling,
availability, traceability, food assurance
schemes and animal welfare. Design and
make a range of savoury dishes using
pasta and meat. Develop product analysis
as a research tool. Relate the making of
food products to identified needs.
Evaluate products against a specification.
To investigate different British /cultural
cuisine. Nutritional aspects when designing
and making.
Plan, prepare and cook final design idea.
Build on Eatwell Plate knowledge
Simple healthy soups and meals
Vegetable preparation
Fair testing
Creaming, reduction and roux sauces,
pasta and rice dishes Raising agents and
starch function and sauce making
Specialist diets/Vegetarian diets.
Ingredients and their scientific properties.
Cultural influences on product productions.
Chinese, Indian and Mexican savoury
dishes. Following of design briefs.
Research development, recipe adaptation.
Sensory profiles and analysis
Art and design Discoveries and new inventions
Sea journeys
New lands
New homes
Life events explore historical paintings
Change your style
Textile work
Fashion industry
Personal places, public spaces
Investigate the local area
Music Ghanian Drumming- Miam rhythms
(world)
The Beatles
(pop)
Theme and Variations
(Classical, notation, music technology)
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
PSHE Theme – Unit 20 – What’s in the public
interest?
Unit 11 – Media. What makes the news?
Unit 6 – Personal safety, risks, drugs and
alcohol.
Theme - CEIAG
Enterprise Activities to support making
KS4 Choices
Theme – Environmental Enterprise
Unit 18 – Developing the school grounds
Unit 21 – People and the environment
Unit 10 – Spending and
Saving(Environmental Charities)
PE Invasion Games
develop individual
skills in a range of
games –football
basketball ,dodge
ball ,bench ball
Focus on
developing,
implementing and
refining team and
individual game
plan
Trampoline –
Work on basic and
complex bounces
and twists,
incorporating into a
10 bounce routine
Net and ball games
– Developing
hand/eye co –
ordination using a
racket, and ball.
Situation based
games in badminton
and tennis
Athletic Activities
Pupils use their
knowledge of
athletics, strategies
and techniques to
enhance perf in
prep for Monkton
Outdoor Education
Orienteering with
South Tyneside
outdoor Education
Team
Striking/ Fielding
Games
Participation in
team games such
as cricket and
rounders
Curriculum overview: Class: 9AC
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Writing for an audience, adverts and
instructions. Biography and Autobiography
Poetry and plays Newspaper reports, writing with opinions
Mathematics Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry:Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics. Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Solid, liquid and
gases
Separation and
periodic table
Forces Fuels Reproduction in
humans
Reproduction in
plants
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Computing E-Safety
• Explain consequences of spending
too much time online or on a game
Programming
• Create a maths game and then
use this to plan and create a Mayan quiz
game
Technology in our lives
Labelled diagram of web resources used
Scratch community sharing game
Multimedia
Create and collect sound and images files
for game
E-Safety
• Support friends to protect
themselves and make good choices online
• Explain consequences to myself
and others of not communicating kindly
and respectfully
Programming
• Create a simulation of a system of
the body using chosen programming
software
Multimedia
• Green screening combined with
other multimedia to present system of the
body
Handling Data
• Data loggers to measure most
effective eye protection for sunlight or
heart rate after exercise
E-Safety
• Protect personal data
• Age appropriate and reliable
website
• Cyberbullying
Programming
Logo program using if statements to create
patterns
Create mathematical function machines in
Logo
Technology in our lives
How the internet works and data sent
Origin of websites
Handling Data
Plan an investigation
Collect data about websites
Present findings to others
History Second World War (Holocaust)
Britains Place is the World Since 1945 A Local History Study – Victorian
Gravestones
Geography Investigating coasts India Earning a living
RE From life to death-where are we going?
Christianity/ Islam/ Hinduism
Does suffering make it impossible to
believe in God?
Good versus Evil.
Christianity
Should religious
people be involved
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Christianity Hinduism in wars?
(extremism)
DT Eat well plate/ introduction to nutrients.
Reinforce health and safety. Characteristic
of food and functions. Food labelling,
availability, traceability, food assurance
schemes and animal welfare. Design and
make a range of savoury dishes using
pasta and meat. Develop product analysis
as a research tool. Relate the making of
food products to identified needs.
Evaluate products against a specification.
To investigate different British /cultural
cuisine. Nutritional aspects when designing
and making.
Plan, prepare and cook final design idea.
Build on Eatwell Plate knowledge
Simple healthy soups and meals
Vegetable preparation
Fair testing
Creaming, reduction and roux sauces,
pasta and rice dishes Raising agents and
starch function and sauce making
Specialist diets/Vegetarian diets.
Ingredients and their scientific properties.
Cultural influences on product productions.
Chinese, Indian and Mexican savoury
dishes. Following of design briefs.
Research development, recipe adaptation.
Sensory profiles and analysis
Art and design Amazon Adventure
Explore vegetation
Explore and use natural materials
Create fabric rainforest
Travel transport and movement
Animating art
Making images
Objects and viewpoints
Cubist ideas for still life
Drawing and painting techniques
Music The Blues
(Jazz, music technology)
Taiko Drumming
(world)
Dance Ejay (music tecnology)
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
PSHE Theme –
Unit 20 – What’s in the public interest?
Unit 11 – Media. What makes the news?
Unit 6 – Personal safety, risks, drugs and
alcohol.
Theme - CEIAG
Enterprise Activities to support making
KS4 Choices
Theme – Environmental Enterprise
Unit 18 – Developing the school grounds
Unit 21 – People and the environment
Unit 10 – Spending and Saving
(Environmental Charities)
PE Invasion Games
develop individual
skills in a range of
games –football
basketball ,dodge
ball ,bench ball
Focus on
developing,
implementing and
refining team and
individual game
plans
Trampoline –
Work on basic and
complex bounces
and twists,
incorporating into a
10 bounce routine
Outdoor Ed
Archery with South
Tyneside Outdoor
Education Team
Net and ball games
– Developing
hand/eye co –
ordination using a
racket, and ball.
Situation based
games in badminton
and tennis
Athletic Activities
Pupils use their
knowledge of
athletics, strategies
and techniques to
enhance perf in
prep for Monkton
Striking/ Fielding
Games
Participation in
team games such
as cricket and
rounders
Curriculum overview: Class: 10KF
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English EL - Units; Work and Drama
EL - Units; Media and Storytelling EL - Units; Leisure time and Information
Mathematics
Pupils completing
Entry level
coursework as
appropriate
Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry:Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics. Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Biology unit
Entry Level coursework
Physics unit
Entry Level coursework
Chemistry unit
Entry Level coursework
Computing AQA Functional Skills ELC
Using PowerPoint, Word, Publisher, Email
AQA Functional Skills ICT Level 1 & 2
Using PowerPoint, Word, Publisher, Email,
Access, Health & Safety on the Computer
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
and Excel and Excel
OCR Creative
iMedia
Option
R081
Pre-Production Skills
(Mandatory)
understand pre-production skills
and techniques used in creative
and digital sector
gain the knowledge and skills to
create digital media products
develop their understanding of the
client brief, time frames, and
deadlines
R082
Creating Digital Graphics
understand the basics of digital
graphics editing for the creative
and digital media sector
to be able to plan the creation of a
digital graphic
gain knowledge to create new
digital graphics, using a range of
editing techniques
Being able to review a digital
graphic against a specific brief
R083
Creating 2D and 3D characters
enable learners to understand the
basics of character modelling for
the digital media sector
develop knowledge of 2D and 3D
digital characters and their use
interpret a client brief, the planning
and preparation techniques
RE
following OCR
ELC Religious
studies
Religion Wealth and Poverty Religion and Equality Religion and Medical Ethics
Food Technology Introduction to GCSE course and Entry
level units 1,2 and 5
Health and safety
Evaluating existing products
Entry level unit 3
Systems and control
Design and make a variety of meat dishes-
cooking methods
Design and make innovative salads
Emulsification and enzymic browning
Salad dressings and vegetables nutrition
Design and make a main course in a
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Designing food for a specific function
Bread making for accompaniment to
Soup
Cake making methods
Functions of ingredients
Pastry making
Food poisoning
Raising agents
Batch production
Fats and oils
Additives
Eggs and their uses
Practical tasks Bread product
Design and make nutritious soups, healthy
snacks using rice and pasta and healthy
desserts
supermarket using fish as the main
ingredient
Healthy eating focus
Fish and nutrition
Sauces
Best before dates and packaging
Art and design Following AQA program of study
PSHE
KS4 programme is
to address Level 1
(E3 for SLD)
Award in PSHCE,
Citizenship units
(QCA), and
Preparation for
working life
qualification
Action Plan and self-review
Unit 1
Emotional wellbeing
Unit 5
SRE
Unit 3
PE
Invasion Games
Further develop
individual skills
Fitness and well
being
Working towards
Pupils will work
towards the Sports
specified for their
Pupils will work
towards the Sports
specified for their
Athletic Activities
Pupils to take part
in a range of athletic
Striking and
Fielding Games
Pupils to work in
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
needed for team
games
Focus on
developing,
implementing and
refining team and
individual game
plans. Closer look
at tactics and
positions.
Develop games
such as basketball ,
football and
handball
entry level
certificate.
Improving own
performance and
assessing fitness
levels
Entry Level
Certificate. This will
differ between
pupils, depending
on their chosen
sports and areas for
development.
Entry level
Certificate. This will
differ between
pupils, depending
on their chosen
sports and areas for
development.
activities such as
running, jumping
and throwing
events.
(Preparation for
athletics festival at
Monkton)
teams to enhance
existing skills and
tactics
Rounders softball
and cricket related
games
Curriculum overview: Class: 11KS
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
English Shakespeare - Romeo and Juliet Mametz Wood - Owen Sheers, Out of the
blue - Simon Armitage, Of Mice and Men -
John Steinbeck
Lord of the Flies - William Golding,
Frankenstein - Mary Shelley
Mathematics
Pupils completing
Entry level
coursework as
appropriate.
GCSE
Number, place
value and rounding.
Geometry:
properties of shape.
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Measures: focus on
money.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
time
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Geometry: Position
and direction
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Measures: focus on
length, capacity and
weight.
Number, place
value and rounding
Addition and
subtraction mental
and written
strategies
Statistics. Handling
data.
Multiplication and
division mental and
written strategies.
Fractions and
decimals
Science Biology unit
Entry Level coursework
Physics unit
Entry Level coursework
Chemistry unit
Entry Level coursework
Computing AQA Functional Skills ELC
Using PowerPoint, Word, Publisher, Email
AQA Functional Skills ICT Level 1 & 2
Using PowerPoint, Word, Publisher, Email,
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
and Excel Access, Health & Safety on the Computer
and Excel
RE
following OCR
ELC Religious
studies
Religious Attitudes to Animal rights Religious Attitudes to Prejudice and
Discrimination
Religion Attitudes to Early Life
Food Technology
Entry level and
GCSE units
Bread products
Design and make sweet and savoury
bread
Batch production
Sensory analysis
Yeast function
Healthy eating focus on fibre in bread and
using other sweetness rather than sugar
Peer assessment
Vegetarians religious ethics and current
trends-social, moral and cultural
Quorn meals
Alternatives to meat
Types of vegetarians
Fairtrade/organic
High and low biological protein
Cook and chill meals for hospitals.
Specialist menus
How to adapt dishes for special diets
Nutrition and their functions
Quality control
Sustainability
Eat British
Red tractor
Food miles
Packaging and recycled products.
Coursework completion
Exam revision
Art and design Following AQA program of study
PSHE
KS4 programme is
to address Level 1
(E3 for SLD)
DRE
Unit 2
Preparation for working life coursework to
be completed.
*Works Experience Debrief following
Self-pruning of PPF files to ensure good
quality progression shown, inc CV.
Subject Autumn 1 Autumn 2 Spring 1 Spring 2 Summer 1 Summer 2
Award in PSHCE,
Citizenship units
(QCA), and
Preparation for
working life
qualification
Connexions input re: Post 16 choices.
Works experience and PWL revision All pupils to complete CV’s to be used for
college interviews.
PWL revision and exam
PE
Invasion Games
Further develop
individual skills
needed for team
games
Focus on
developing,
implementing and
refining team and
individual game
plans. Closer look
at tactics and
positions.
Develop games
such as basketball ,
football & handball
Fitness and well
being
Working towards
entry level
certificate.
Improving own
performance and
assessing fitness
levels
Pupils will work
towards the Sports
specified for their
Entry Level
Certificate. This will
differ between
pupils, depending
on their chosen
sports and areas for
development.
Pupils will work
towards the Sports
specified for their
Entry level
Certificate. This will
differ between
pupils, depending
on their chosen
sports and areas for
development.
Athletic Activities
Pupils to take part
in a range of athletic
activities such as
running, jumping
and throwing
events.
(Preparation for
athletics festival at
Monkton)
Striking and
Fielding Games
Pupils to work in
teams to enhance
existing skills and
tactics
Rounders softball
and cricket related
games