PROGRAMMES OF STUDY - MFL German Year 7 Curriculum 2014-5 Timescale Term 1 Meine Welt Term 2 Das Schulsystem in Vergleich Term 3 Deutschland Topics Greetings; The alphabet and phonics; personal information; classroom language; numbers; dates; colours; family and pets; appearance and character; opinions; asking questions; reading longer texts. School subjects; opinions; time; food and drink; describing what I wear; the German school system; time phrases; what I do after school; what I like to do; Countries and nationalities; where I live; describing my home; describing where I live; German towns and cities; transport; other German-speaking countries; directions; using Euros. Grammar Sein and haben Nouns and gender The definite and indefinite articles Possessive adjectives conjunctions and qualifiers; plural nouns; the accusative case; irregular verbs – essen and fahren; kein and nicht; comparisons; adverbs of time; using ich möchte. regular verbs in the present tense; prepositions; plurals; du und Sie; word order; using the present tense to talk about the future. Assessments: Three per term to be chosen by the class teacher. Example assessments include: interviewing a classmate about their family; writing an email about school life at Parklands to a friend in Germany; creating a board game based on moving around a German city. (Assessments will be linked to “I can” skills grid.) Differentiated Consolidation and Extension tasks at the end of each term in noughts and crosses grid format. To be drawn up by class teacher according to pupil need. (See separate sheet for differentiated template.) French Year 8 Curriculum 2014-5 Timescale Topics Grammar Voilà, c’est moi! Family life, occupations, the weather, (daily routine), friends, pocket money, –er, -ir and -re verbs (present tense), masc and fem. nouns, irregular verbs, depuis (since), notre and nos, avoir besoin de, adj.agreement Free time activities, sports, media, making arrangements, clothes and shopping, town, making excuses j’aime + inf, jouer/faire, past tense with avoir, irregular past participles, time phrases, modal verbs, “vouloir”, more adjective agreement, comparatives and superlatives. prepositions à + en, question words, opinions, partitive article, il faut + inf, de with quantities, future tense, past tense with être Term 1 Hier et aujourd’hui Term 2 En vacances Term 3 Countries and languages, holiday activities, tourist information, food, meals, party preparations, food shopping, restaurant dialogues. Assessments: Three per term to be chosen by class teacher. Example assessments include: writing a penpal letter to a French pupil, creating a short video about holidays, reading and answering questions about an authentic text. (Assessments will be linked to “I can” skills grid. Spanish Year 9 Scheme of Work overview 2014-15 – Fast-Track Spanish. First year of studyyear andfor preparatory year for GCSE preparatory GCSE Spanish. Timescale Topics Grammar Bienvenido Greetings, Personal details, Numbers 120, Months, Hispanic Countries, Classroom materials Pronunciation, 1st and 2nd person conjugations – present tense regular verbs (vivo, dónde vives) Subjects, Likes & Dislikes, Reasons, Preferences, School Day, Time & Timetables, Comparisons of different schools, Number 20-100 Present tense regular conjugation of AR, IR and ER verbs, Adjective agreement, Me gusta agreement, Quantifiers Family, Animals, Physical Description, Personality Description, Colours, Countries, Home, Room items, Daily routine Present tense conjugation of Tener, Possessive adjectives, Present tense conjugation of Ser, Stemchanging verbs present tense (jugar and dormer), Reflexive verbs, Prepositions Me gusta (etc) + infinitive, Near future tense, Conjugation of Ir in present tense, Comparatives, Querer present tense, using cuando as conjunction, using two tenses together Term 1 Half Term 1 Mi colegio Term 1 Half Term 2 Mi Familia y Mi casa Term 2 Mi tiempo libre y mi ciudad Term 3 Hobbies, Time, Sports, Keeping Fit, Plans for the summer/weekend, Describing city/town, Directions, Invitations, Weather Assessments: One assessment over the year for each of the skill areas – reading, writing, listening and speaking. Ongoing formative assessment. German Year 9 Curriculum 2014-5 Year 9 to start GCSE preparation including higher-level grammar and vocabulary Timescale Term 1 Deutschland heute Topics Grammar Personal information and family life (inc youth problems/ aspirations) Berlin/Krefeld/Cochem Festivals and fetes eg Oktoberfest Present tense revision Future tense Relative clauses Weil/wenn Comparatives Modal verbs Opinions – present and future Um ____zu Anne Frank Kindertransport Hitler Youth Revision of perfect tense Introduction to imperfect Imperative Prepositions with accusative and dative Subordinate clauses Opinions – past tense Negatives Term 2 Germany at war (WWII) through the eyes of young people Home and possessions Daily routine Travel Term 3 Growing up in post-war Germany: Divided and reunited Building of the Berlin Wall Life in the BRD/DDR Reunification School life then and now Time Manner Place Conditional tense Adjectival endings Superlatives Change of pronouns Plurals Relative clauses Assessments: One practise speaking and one practise writing controlled assessment during the year. One listening and one reading comprehension. On-going formative assessment. Years 10 and 11 Curriculum. Pupils will be preparing for the Edexcel GCSE. The Edexcel course book guide is available on the school Google/Realsmart. Pupils will be preparing at least two controlled assessments per year, one speaking and one writing. They will also be undertaking listening and reading activities, in preparation for the listening and reading examinations at the end of their final year. The topics to be covered are: media and culture sport and leisure travel and tourism business, work and employment We will also be covering the following grammar: nouns and pronouns articles, adjectives and adverbs quantifiers, verbs, prepositions conjunctions and clauses tenses It is essential that pupils prepare and learn very thoroughly for the controlled assessments as they are worth 60% of the final mark. This comprises 2 written and 2 spoken assessment tests. The listening and reading examinations, taken during the final year are worth 40%, requiring thorough vocabulary practice and learning.