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Attainment Outcome |
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Learning Outcome |
Assessment |
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K&U/Skills/DIA |
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| State of the World |
People and Place
Levels B/C |
K&U:
Human-Physical Interactions - The Human Environment
DIA:
Social and Environmental Responsibility |
Pupils will become aware of some of the major environmental
issues affecting the planet. |
Observation. |
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| The 3Rs |
People and Society
Level: B
People and Place
Levels B/C
Science:
Level: C |
K&U:
Rules, Rights and Responsibilities
K&U:
Human-Physical Interactions
DIA:
Respect and care for self and others Social and environmental responsibility
K&U:
Living things and the processes of life - the interaction of Living Things
with their environment |
Pupils will:
- understand key environmental principles - the 3Rs.
- Reduce
- Reuse
- Recycle
- become more aware of choices or decisions they can make in their lives.
- have help to explain how living things and the environment can be
protected.
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Observation. |
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| 1) House Mission |
People and Place
Level: B
Technological Capability
Level: C |
K&U:
Human-Physical Interactions
Skills:
Reviewing and Reporting
K&U:
Resources and how they are managed
Skills:
Carrying out tasks Reviewing and Reporting
DIA:
Social and environmental responsibility |
Activity tied to one of the 3 R's: Reducing.
Pupils will:
- explore how resources will be conserved reducing waste
- be more aware of sources of energy wastage in the home/school.
- demonstrate problem-solving skills in an interactive activity.
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Completion of the mission.
Pupils go through rooms of a house and select the best means of saving energy
- successful completion results in an award (eco certificate.) |
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| 2) Clear Out Mission |
People and Place
Level: B/C
Technological Capability
Level: C |
K&U:
Human-Physical Interactions
Skills:
Carrying out task Reviewing and Reporting
DIA:
Social and Environmental responsibility
K&U:
Resources and how they are managed |
Activity tied to one of the 3 R's: Reusing.
Pupils will:
- explore some ways in which everyday resources could be reused.
- understand more about the importance of reusing goods and products
instead of throwing them away.
- raise their awareness of how the earth's resources could be conserved
by reusing materials wherever possible.
- demonstrate problem-solving skills during participation in an interactive
activity
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Completion of the mission.
Pupils select the best from several options. Successful completion results
in an award (eco certificate.) |
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| 3) School Mission: Recycle the Rubbish |
People and Place
Level: B/C |
K&U:
Human-Physical Interactions
Skills:
Carrying out task Reviewing and Reporting
DIA:
Social and Environmental Responsibility |
Activity tied to one of the 3 R's: Recycling.
Pupils will:
- learn more about the amount of litter in a typical schoolyard that
could be recycled.
- explore the kinds of materials that can be recycled by completing
an interactive activity.
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Completion of the mission.
Pupils select the pieces of litter that can be recycled.
Successful completion results in an award (eco certificate.) |
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| 4) Beach Mission: Beach Safety |
Science
Levels B/C
Taking responsibility for health
Level C |
K&U:
Living things and the processes of life - interaction of living things with
their environment.
K&U:
Physical Health |
Pupils will:
- become more aware of the importance of personal safety when visiting
beaches to tidy them.
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Completion of the activity.
Choosing the correct attire and equipment for a trip to the beach enables
the pupil to continue. |
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| 4) Beach Mission: Tidy the Beach |
Science
Level: C
Taking responsibility for health
Level C |
K&U:
Living things and the processes of life - interaction of living things with
their environment
K&U:
Physical Health |
Pupils will:
- understand more clearly how living things and the environment can
be protected.
- become aware of the various types of litter and debris commonly found
on beaches.
Learning about how litter and debris can be safely removed from beaches
is facilitated by involvement with an interactive activity. |
Completion of the activity.
Successful completion results in an award certificate (eco certificate.) |
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| Eco Certificates |
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The certificates are awarded after the successful completion
of a particular mission. The certificates include summaries of the main
learning points from each particular section. |
Successful completion of each of the four missions grants
access to each of the four certificates. Collecting all four certificates
grants access to the final certificate (only available after completing
all missions.) |
