Key Stage 2

 

 

Honeybees & Owls Topic Web -Summer 2 Topic Web 2026

Key Stage 2 Overview 2024 - 2025

 

Autumn 1

Phizzwizards

Autumn 2

Stone Age to Ice Age

Spring 1

Bottoms, Burps and Bile

Spring 2 

Settlers and Invaders

Summer 1

Rules, Rights and Responsibilities

Summer 2 

An Italian Adventure

English

Talk 4 Writing

Maths

White Rose Maths

Science

 

Rocks and Soils

Teeth and Digestion

 

Light and Shadows

Forces and Magnets

Add in Scientists and Inventors lessons as they fit with topics

Computing

Teach Computing 

Computing systems and networks – The Internet

Creating media – Audio editing

Creating media – Photo editing

Data and information – Data logging

Programming – Repetition in shapes

Programming – Repetition in games

PE

Get Set 4 PE

Fundamentals

Yoga

Tag Rugby

Dance

Hockey

Swimming

Netball

Badminton

Cricket

Athletics

Tennis

Fitness

Music

Singing

Instrument

Singing

RE

What is worship?

Why do some people think that life is like a journey?

How and why do people mark the significant events of life?

Why does Easter matter to Christians?

How do festivals and family life show what matters to Muslims?

How do festivals and family life show what matters to Jewish people?

PSHE

Jigsaw

Class Charter/ Being Me in my World

Growth Mindset

Celebrating Difference

Dreams and Goals

Healthy Me

Relationships

Changes

History

 

Changes in Britain in Early Britain (from the Stone Age to the Iron Age)

Ernest Shackleton

The Race to the South Pole: Roald Amundsen vs. Robert Scott

 

Find out who the Anglo Saxons were and how they changed Britain.

 

What did the Vikings bring to British history?

Extend their chronological knowledge beyond 1066 through studying an important aspect of social history.

The Roman Empire and its impact on Britain.

Geography

 

Compare life in the UK with life in the Arctic. Look at the land use and types of settlement.

Describe the different climate zones and identify the Arctic and Antarctic circle.

 

Locating countries on a map. Name and locate the counties of the UK.

 

Volcanoes and how they are formed

Art

Quentin Blake

Use of different hardness of pencils and water colours.

Cave paintings:

Use of different tools to paint with and materials to create paints.

Stonehenge:

shadowing, hatching

Picasso Inspired Art Work

Mixed media

Collage

 

Local artists –

Artist profile.

Roman Mosaics.

Sketch and create patterns.

 

Design Technology

Cooking:

Biscuits for Roald Dahl day

Cooking:

Vegetable soup

Modelling:

Using modelling resources to create a human digestive system

Clay:

Using a different medium to create a Viking head.

 

Design and create a Roman shield.

Possible Trips / Visits

The History man – introduction to the stone age

 

Dentist – looking after our teeth

Clay lady – making Viking heads using clay

Residential – Grafham water

Local MP visit

St Albans museum – Roman life in Britain