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Progression Step 2

What matters Statements & Progression Steps  
Humanities
  Electricity and Before    UNCRC-the Horrible History  Mumbles Railway      Early People  Swansea at War    How Swansea has Changed   (these may vary)
Enquiry, exploration and investigation inspire curiosity about the world, its past, present and future.        
I have been curious and made suggestions for possible enquiries and have asked and responded to a range of questions during an enquiry.√√ √√√
I have experienced a range of stimuli, and had opportunities to participate in enquiries both collaboratively and with growing independence.√√√√√√
I can collect and record information and data from given sources.  I can then sort and group my findings using different criteria. √    
I can recognise the difference between facts and beliefs√√ √√√
I can present what I have discovered in a variety of ways and draw simple conclusions. √    
Events and human experiences are complex, and are perceived, interpreted and represented in different ways.      
I can form and express opinions about something that is important to me, considering my own ideas, feelings and those of others.√√    
I can recognise and explain that my opinions and all the opinions of others have value √    
. I can recognise that opinions may change over time √  √√
I am beginning to recognise other people’s feelings and viewpoints about familiar events or experiences. √  √ 
Our natural world is diverse and dynamic, influenced by processes and human actions.      
I can describe how people and the natural world may impact on each other.√  √ √
I can describe how places, spaces, environment and landscapes are important to different people and for different reasons.  √√√√
I can recognise the distinct physical features of places, environments and landscapes in my locality and in wales, as well as in the wider world.  √√√√
I can describe how and where some places and environments are similar and others are different.     √
I can recognise the distinctive features of places, environments and landscapes, and how these may change.  √√√√
Human societies are complex and diverse, and shaped by human actions and beliefs.      
I can sequence events and I am beginning to understand that the past can be divided into periods of time.√√√√√√
I can recognise similarities and differences between people’s lives, both in the past and present.√√√√√√
I can identify aspects of life in my community that have changed over time.√√√√√√
I have explored some causes and effects of events and changes in my community over time.√√√√√√
I can explore my identity and compare it with those of others recognising that society is made up of diverse groups, beliefs and viewpoints √    
I have explored and am aware of diversity in communities.      
I am beginning to understand how my community is governed and why there are rules. √  √√
Informed self-aware citizens engage with the challenges and opportunities that face humanity, and are able to take considered and ethical actions.      
I have an awareness of what is right and wrong and that my actions should reflect that. √  √ 
I can understand that not everyone is treated fairly. √  √ 
I am beginning to understand that what human rights are and why they are important √  √ 
I can understand that we need to respect the rights of others. √  √ 
I am beginning to appreciate and care for living things and my own environment√  √ √
I can take care of resources and not waste them, and I am conscious of the importance of creating a sustainable future.√  √  
I can recognise the importance of the different rules, roles and responsibilities within the various communities to which I belong. √  √ 
I can contribute actively and constructively to my community √    
I can recognise that my actions and those of others impact upon communities and the environment.√√ √ √
       
Cross Curricular      
Area of Learning – Science and Technology      
Progression Steps also covered;      
I can understand how my actions and the actions of others impact on the environment and living things.√  √ √
I can describe the impacts of science and technology, past and present, in my everyday life.√  √√√
I can recognise that what I do, and the things that I use can have an impact on my environment and on living things.√  √ √
I can explore and describe the properties of materials and justify their uses√  √  
I can explore relationships between living things, their habitats and their life cycles.   √ √
I can investigate different forms of energy and how it can be transferred.√     
       
Health and Wellbeing      
I can recognise that there are similarities and differences between people’s values and attitudes. √    
I can understand that everyone has rights and, with support I can respect those rights. √  √ 
       

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