Attendance is a key component to your child’s success

Our curriculum is designed to underpin our school values of:

Teachers have high expectations of pupils; pupils rise to this challenge.

Respect

As a Department we model the respect, kindness and tolerance of people from all beliefs, cultures and backgrounds that we want our students to embrace and emulate.

Our curriculum is based on understanding and celebrating difference and diversity through language as well as placing emphasis on cultural similarities.

We encourage ownership and independence throughout all topics, academic abilities and social backgrounds, enabling our students express themselves at all levels and build their self-confidence and independence.

High Aspirations

We promote high aspirations through linking the MFL curriculum to further & higher education & career opportunities. Wherever possible, we reflect the real-life opportunities language learning offers.

We encourage students to be resilient & take risks in their learning, safe in the knowledge that effort & enthusiasm are as valued as much as accuracy.

The four key skill str&s of our curriculum offer all our students the opportunity to reach their potential no matter what different skill sets or departure points they may have.

Confidence

Our range of language learning offered enables students to see the links and connections between different languages and to deepen their knowledge of language learning.

Developing confidence is at the core of our curriculum and is built upon from the very first MFL lesson developing our students into confident, inquisitive, resilient and articulate linguists who are able to build upon their knowledge based on previous learning.

We encourage and enable all students to actively participate in lessons and to value and support the contributions of others.

Mrs Batho-Hughes

Curriculum Leader

Mrs Brown

Teacher

Mrs Bratherton

Teacher

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Our German 5 Year Curriculum Journey

Begin your new journey from Primary School with us

KS3

Introduction to German

Greetings/introductions

Classroom Language

Alphabet

Phonics

Age and Birthday

Numbers

PHSCE

connectives

PHSCE

Negatives

Careers

Genders

Nouns

Learning to Extend Responses

Countries and Nationalities

Colours

My pets

My family

Careers

haben

Adjectives

Adjective agreement

sein

Personality

Physical Appearance

PHSCE

Conditional phrases – ich möchte

Imperfect phrases – ich hatte

Word order

Careers

School Subjects

Learning to Express my Opinion

PHSCE

justifications

Time

School Uniform

Jobs

PHSCE

Places of work

Enhanced Responses

What I do in My Free Time

PHSCE

Modal verbs

Prepositions

Giving and Receiving Directions

Jobs linked to business in town

PHSCE

Towns and Places

Sentence starter

Frequency

Sequencing

machen /gehen/fahren

PHSCE

Gerund

Developing responses

Fashion / clothing

Wenn clauses

PHSCE

Health

Transactional language

Buying/ordering

PHSCE

Food / meals

Lifestyle

Subjunctive

Man sollte

Balanced viewpoint

PHSCE

Holidays future

Simple future tense

Activities

Transport

PHSCE

Accomodation

Weather

Key Vocabulary & Grammar Revision

Year

10

Imperfect tense phrases

Haben/sein

Holidays past

PHSCE

Money

Free Time

Me, My Family & Friends

PHSCE

Life at School and College

Careers

Technology

PHSCE & Careers

Current & Future Study & Jobs

Careers

Mocks

Year

11

Travel & Holidays

Careers

Poverty & homelessness

Charity, voluntary work

PHSCE

Revision & Exam Preparation

The Environment

PHSCE

Home Town, Neighbourhood and Region

PHSCE

Customs & festivals

Revision and Exam Preparation

PHSCE

Final Outcome
GCSE German (AQA)

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