Music
Our Vision (Intent)
At St. Andrew's CE Primary School, our over-arching aim is for pupils to feel they are musical and for them to develop a life-long love of music. We focus on developing the skills, knowledge and understanding that pupils need in order to become confident and resilient performers, composers and listeners, now and in the future.
Pupils are introduced to music from all around the world and across generations; to respect and appreciate the music of all traditions and different communities.
Our curriculum provides our pupils with opportunities to:
- Develop the musical skills of singing, playing tuned and untuned instruments
- Improve and compose music.
- Listen and respond to music.
- Develop an understanding of the historical and cultural context of music.
- Develop transferable skills as learners that can be used in and outside of school.
St. Andrew’s Primary school MUSIC OverviewTWO YEAR ROLLING PROGRAMME CYCLE A |
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Term |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
EYFS
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Exploring Sound
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Celebration music |
Music & Movement |
Musical stories |
Transport |
Big Band |
1 & 2
|
Keeping the pace: My favourite things |
Tempo: Snail & mouse |
Pitch: Superheroes |
Instruments: Musical story telling |
Singing: On this island |
Pitch: Musical me |
3 & 4
|
Ballads |
Developing singing techniques: Vikings |
Adapting & transposing motifs: Romans |
Body & tuned percussion: Rainforest |
Jazz |
Instrumental Lessons: Caribbean
|
5 & 6
|
Film music |
Composition notation: Ancient Egyptians
|
Musical theatre |
Theme & Variation: Pop Art |
Songs of World War Two: World War Two |
Composing & performing: Leaver’s song |
TWO YEAR ROLLING PROGRAMME CYCLE B |
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Term |
1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
EYFS |
Exploring Sound |
Celebration music
|
Music & Movement
|
Musical stories |
Transport |
Big Band |
1 & 2
|
Dynamics: Seaside |
Sound pattern: Fairy tales |
Call & response: Animals |
Musical symbols: Under the sea |
Contrasting dynamics: Space |
Structures: Myths & legends |
3 & 4
|
Creating a composition in response to animation: Mountains
|
Rock & Roll |
Instrumental Lessons: South Africa
|
Haiku, music & performance: Hanami Festival |
Samba & carnival sounds & instruments: South America |
Changes in pitch, tempo & dynamics: Rivers |
5 & 6
|
Looping & remixing |
Blues |
Dynamics, pitch & texture: Coast – Fingal’s Cave
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Composition to represent the Festival of Colour: Holi Festival |
South & West Africa |
Composing & performing: Leaver’s song |