Spring Term 1 - Real Life Heroes

During this term, we learnt about famous/significant people in History.

We focussed on three nurses, Florence Nightingale, Mary Seacole and Edith Cavell. 

Can you remember why they are significant?

In Geography, we used a World map to discover where our three nurses travelled to during their lifetimes.

Autumn Term 1 - The Great Fire of London

This term we will be travelling back in time to 1666 and learning all about the Great Fire of London.

In History, we are studying the cause of the Great Fire of London, how long it lasted and what the people of London did to finally put out.

We will also find out why we know so much about the Great Fire of London and the lessons that were learnt from it... even today!

In Geography, we will explore London, learning about all its famous landmarks and how it has changed since 1666.

Summer Term 2 - The Seaside

This term we are learning about the seaside and we are hoping to visit one before the end of term. More information about this coming soon!

In History, we are looking at Victorian holidays and comparing them to modern ones.

How did they travel to the seaside? What did they do there? What did they wear?

In Geography, we will discover how the coastline has changed over time. We will discuss erosion, pollution and man-made changes.

Spring Term 2 - Intrepid Explorers

This term we will be learning about famous explorers, including Christopher Columbus!

In Geography, we are going to be using Atlases to locate the oceans and seven continents of the World and use our compass directions to navigate a map.

In History, we will be exploring the journey Christopher Columbus took and the challenges he faced. Do you why we remember him?

Summer Term 1 - Africa

This term we will be learning about Africa!

In History, we will briefly explore how human rights in Africa have changed over time.

In Geography, we will compare Navenby to villages in Kenya, understanding the differences and similarities between them. For example, jobs and facilities.