CURRICULUM

Below you will find information on our curriculum for every subject we offer. If you’d like to learn more about the curriculum we follow for a particular subject then please contact the school office. 

• Aspire North East MAT Curriculum Intent

  

• Teaching & Learning at Sandhill View Academy

  Teaching & Learning at Sandhill Hill View

  At Sandhill View, we are committed to ensuring every child receives quality first teaching every day, in every lesson.  As such, our staff use our SHV Fundamentals which are a set of teaching and learning strategies that are embedded into our teaching practice to ensure that every moment matters in every part of the lesson.  

  

Our Curriculum Subjects

What We Are Learning Autumn Term 2025

Below you will find tables for every year group briefly explaining what they are learning in each subject this term. You can find much more detail on our curriculum for every subject (Including Knowledge Organisers) by visiting that specific subject’s dedicated page.

You can download the full table of what we are learning for this term below.

• What We Are Learning Autumn Term 1 2025

• What We Are Learning Autumn Term 2 2025

• Year 7 Spring 1

  Curriculum Area​	Year 7: Autumn 1​
  Maths​	Multiplication and division, sequences, understanding algebraic notation and equality and equivalence
  English​	Changes –Creative Writing Transition Unit/ Once
  Science​	Working scientifically, 2. Cells, 3. Movement
  Geography​	Our Home –local enquiry into why Sunderland is a major city.
  History​	How have invaders shaped our nation and home?
  Environmental Studies​	Outdoor Art –Creating nature frames and dream catchers
  MFL​	Mi Vida – an introduction to Spanish including learning how to talk about yourself.
  Aspire​	SMSC: How do I stay healthy? RE: Does everyone think God exists?
  Art​	Basic drawing skills, tone & shading
  Performing Arts	Music: Body Percussion Drama: Introduction to Drama
  Technology ​	Food: Hygiene & Safety, kitchen equipment RM: Workshop safety, hand tools Textiles: Health & safety rules. equipment
  Sport​	Girls – Swimming Boys – Football and trampolining
  Computing​	Getting Started: IT/DL

• Year 8 Autumn 1

  Curriculum Area​	Year 8: Autumn 1​
  Maths​	NumberWorking with four operations, Ratio & FractionsSimplifying, sharing, ratio & fractions, Directed Number:Working with negative numbers., Working with ExpressionsSubstitution, forming and using expressions, including formulae
  English​	Animal Farm
  Science​	Light waves, 2. Sound waves, 3. Electricity
  Geography​	World of Water – investigating how Coasts shape our land.  ​
  History​	Stuart England: The monarchy in crisis?
  Environmental Studies	Outdoor Music and Recycling project
  MFL​	All about my life – talking about what you like to do in your free time.
  Aspire​	SMSC: What are British Values? RE: What is life like for Muslims living in Sunderland?
  Art​	POP Art – Exploring the influence of pop art and producing art using the features of this style
  Performing Arts	Music: Introduction to Guitar Drama: Introduction to Drama
  Technology ​	Food: Hygiene, Nutrients RM: Drawing skills, Joining methods Textiles: Research, decorative techniques
  Sport​	Girls – Swimming Boys –Football and trampolining
  Computing​	Scratch Programming: CS

• Year 9 Autumn 1

  Curriculum Area​	Year 9: Autumn 1​
  Maths​	Number: Calculations and accuracy, Number: Indices, powers and roots, Units of measure/conversions, Geometry: Angles.
  English​	Literary Heritage
  Science​	Fundamentals: The body
  Geography​	Biomes – studying the importance of world biomes and the impact human activity can have on these.
  History​	How did Hitler control Nazi occupied Europe?
  Environmental Studies​	Outdoor First Aid
  MFL​	Talking about things that you like, your week, reading authentic Spanish materials and looking at special occasions.
  Aspire​	SMSC: What is our place in the world? RE: Buddhism -what is the meaning of enlightenment?
  Art​	Protest Art: considering the features of this style including typography and colour theory. Producing own work in the style of protest artists.
  Performing Arts	Music: Introduction to Guitar  Drama: Bullying –combining the basic drama skills that we learnt in Year 7 to devise a performance based around the stimulus: Bullying
  Technology ​	Food: Special diets, Preparation skillsRM: 2D Design, Drawing skillsTextiles: Exploring context, Research skills
  Sport​	Trampolining, handball, basketball, water polo
  Computing​	Networking and the Internet: CS/IT

• Year 10 Autumn 1

  Curriculum Area​	Year 10: Autumn 1​
  Maths​	Angles, Lines, Polygons and Parallel Lines, Straight-Line Graphs, Expand and Simplify, SolvingLinear Equations
  English​	Literature Paper 2: An Inspector Calls, Power and Conflict Poetry and Unseen Poetry  Language: Language Paper 2: Non-fiction Reading and Writing
  Science​	Cells, Periodic table and bonding
  Geography​	Physical Landscapes in the UK –studying fluvial processes and the landforms these create.
  History​	America 1920-1973-1930s
  MFL​	Spanish: Talking about how you enjoy yourself as well as looking at the Spanish speaking world and your digital life.
  Engineering​	R039: Controlled assessment – communicating designs
  Hospitality and Catering​	Unit 1 Exam content-Kitchen structure, working conditions and how the industry operates. Unit 2 content: Practical skills and cooking methods
  Textiles	Flora & Fauna-Artist research, developing a range of different techniques through creating fabric samples.
  Art​	Identity-Part 2: Artist research, developing a range of different techniques, refining portraiture and graphics techniques.
  Computing (Digital IT)​	Component 1: Exploring User Interface Design Principles and Project Planning Techniques
  Child Development​	Unit R058 – Create a safe environment and understand the nutritional needs of children from birth to five years
  Sport​	Core: Trampolining, football, basketball  Option: Components of fitness
  Media​	Introduction to the Media; Advertising and Marketing
  Land Based Studies​	Unit 201: Exploring the Use of Land
  Aspire​	SMSC: Who do I want to be? RE: Is war the right answer?
  Music	Understanding Theory for Area of Study 1: Musical Forms and devices. Students will learn about structural forms and compositional devices in Western Art Music and then apply this knowledge to composition tasks

• Year 11 Autumn 1

  Curriculum Area​	Year 11:  Autumn 1​
  Maths​	Algebra Expanding and factorising, Angles and parallel lines, Percentages Interest, Ratio and Proportion, Graphs, SolvingEquations and Inequalities. Some will study Quadratics, Pythagoras & Trigonometry, Sine and cosine rule
  English​	Literature Paper 1: Macbeth and A Christmas Carol Language Paper 1: Creative Reading and Writing
  Science​	Combined Science: B6 Inheritance and Variation, Separate Science: C6 Rates of Reaction
  Geography​	Fieldwork enquiry, then beginning Natural Hazards –studying how both tectonic and weather hazards occur and the impacts of these in countries of varying wealth.
  History​	Health and the People: Renaissance and 19th Century health
  MFL​	Spanish: Comparing your neighbourhood to Latin American communities. French: Holidays in France and French speaking countries.
  Engineering​	R038: Exam theory content – principles of engineering design
  Hospitality and Catering​	Unit 2 NEA content: Research, nutrition and menu planning in preparation for coursework.
  Art​	Introducing mock exam project-researching themes, artist research and developing personal response
  Computing (Digital IT)​	Component 3: Effective Digital Working Practices –Resit preparation
  Child Development​	R057: Health and well-being for child development
  Sport​	Core: Trampolining, football, basketball Option: NEA completion (Coursework)
  Media​	Radio; Online, Participatory and Social media; Video Games
  Land Based Studies	Unit 202: Application of Science in the Land Based Industry (Plant Science)
  Aspire​	SMSC: What next? RE: Science vs Religion

• Year 7 Autumn 2

  Curriculum Area​	Year 7: Autumn 2
  Maths​	Place value, ordering decimals. Fractions decimals and percentages equivalence. Solving problems with addition and subtraction
  English​	Conflict and Characterisation: Once
  Science​	Particle model –solids, liquids, and gases and changes of state. Separating mixtures –scientific techniques for separating mixtures. Gravity –The relationship between mass, graviyu, and weight
  Geography​	Continuing Our Home before moving on to People and Places –The UK and the rest of the World.
  History​	Invaders through time-Normans
  Environmental Learning	Navigation (Location)
  MFL​	En mi tiempolibre-in my free time
  Aspire​	SMSC: How do I Stay Healthy? RE: What does is mean to be a Christian?
  Art​	Portraiture-exploring mark making techniques
  Performing Arts	Music: Intro to guitar Drama: Bullying
  Technology ​	Food: Healthy Eating guidelines, basic cooking techniques. RM: Design considerations. Textiles: Hand Embroidery
  Sport​	Cross Country, OAA, swimming, trampolining, netball
  Computing​	Information Technology-Imagine Editing

• Year 8 Autumn 2

  Curriculum Area​	Year 8: Autumn 2​
  Maths​	Sequences, multiplying and dividing fractions, representing data
  English​	Power, authority and control: Animal Farm  ​
  Science​	Electricity –circuit symbols, current, and potential difference. Digestion –key nutrients and how food is digested. Breathing –key structures in the respiratory system and how they are adapted for gas exchange. Respiration –how the products of breathing and digestion are usedto release energy.
  Geography​	World of Water –Coastal and River processes, landforms and management.
  History​	To what extent was Britain changed by the Industrial Revolution?
  Environmental Studies	Infiltration investigation (Sustainability)
  MFL​	¡A comer! – food and drink
  Aspire​	SMSC: What Are British Values? RE: Is death the end?
  Art​	Pop Art: Developing creative and technical skills
  Music​	Music: Guitar cont. Drama: Bullying
  Technology ​	Food: Macro & Micro nutrients-understanding a range of nutrients. RM: Materialproperties and joining techniques Textiles: Samples of decorative techniques
  Sport​	Cross Country, OAA, swimming, trampolining, netball
  Computing​	Computer Science – Algorithms

• Year 9 Autumn 2

  Curriculum Area​	Year 9: Autumn 2
  Maths​	Algebra, simplifying and substitution, sequences and graphs. Construction and Loci
  English​	Culture, Heritage and Identity:Women’s Voices
  Science​	Fundamentals: Materials –elements, compounds and mixtures as well as their properties, structure, and separating techniques formixtures
  Geography​	Restless Earth –Tectonic hazards.
  History​	The Holocaust and Communist Russia
  Environmental Studies​	Camp Hibernation (Biodiversity)
  MFL​	Jobs and future plans
  Aspire​	SMSC: What Are My Rights and Responsibilities? RE: Non-religious Britain ​
  Art​	Protest Art-lettering and creating issue-based artwork
  Performing Arts	Music: Guitar cont. Drama: Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime
  Technology ​	Food: Equipment and cooking methods RM: One and two point perspective drawings Textiles: Designer research and inlfuences.
  Sport​	Cross Country, OAA, Trampolining, water polo, basketball, handball
  Computing​	Computer Science – Binary and Computer Logic

• Year 10 Autumn 2

  Curriculum Area​	Year 10: Autumn 2​
  Maths​	Fractions decimals and percentages. Ratio and proportion. Some will study surface area and volume
  English​	English Literature: An Inspector Calls, Unseen Poetry and Power and Conflict Poetry .Language Paper 1: Creative Reading and Writing
  Science​	Periodic table – atoms and elements in the periodic table and their structure and bonding. Energy and electricity – energy transfers in electrical circuits including the National grid along with specific circuit components and their functions.
  Geography​	Continuing Physical Landscapes in the UK before moving on to Urban Issues and Challenges
  History​	Conflict and Tension 1918-1939 –Treaty of Versailles
  MFL​	Viajes-holidays
  Engineering​	R040: Controlled assessment – design evaluation and modelling
  Hospitality and Catering​	Unit 1: Kitchen workflow and layout, Front and back of house organisation. Unit 2: Cooking methods and producing a range of sweet & savoury dishes.
  Textiles	Key Designer-Alexander McQueen: Embroidery, Fabric Manipulation & Textiles Illustrations
  Art​	Second Artist Research-Florian Nicolle. Facial features and digital editing
  Computing (Digital IT)​	Component 1: Pre-set task 1a, 1b, 2, 3,4
  Child Development​	Create a safe environment and understand the nutritional needs of children; birth to 5 years.
  Sport​	Core: Cross Country, OAA, trampolining, football, basketball.  Option: Content 5-Testing and developing components of fitness. Content 4: principles of training
  Media​	Advertising and Marketing
  Land Based Studies​	Unit 201: Exploring the Use of Land
  Aspire​	SMSC: Who do I Want to Be? RE: Peace & Conflict P2
  Music	Basic theory understanding and performance

• Year 11 Autumn 2

  Curriculum Area​	Year 11:  Autumn 2
  Maths​	Mock exam feedback and gap analysis linked to mocks Transformations, volume and surface area, circles arcs and sectors
  English​	Literature Paper 2: An Inspector Calls, Power and Conflict Poetryand Unseen Poetry Language Paper 2: Non-fiction Reading and Writing / Mock exam consolidation
  Science​	C7: Organic Chemistry –alkanes and hydrocarbons, alkenes and cracking to make shorter chain hydrocarbons. C8 Chemical Analysis –pure and impure substances, separating techniques, and completing complex measurements. P6: Waves –Transverse and longitudinal wavesand their properties as well as the electromagnetic spectrum.
  Geography​	Natural Hazards –tectonic and weather hazards
  History​	Health and the People-19th and 20th Century
  MFL​	Spanish: Global issues French: Our planet
  Engineering​	Orthographic drawing, Marketing & Production costs.
  Hospitality and Catering​	Unit 2: Research for coursework task, menu planning & nutritional information for different life stages.
  Art​	Artist Research and personal response-developing understanding of how artists create their work and why.
  Computing (Digital IT)​	Component 3 – Effective Digital Working Practices-threats to data, prevention and management of threats to data, policy.
  Child Development​	Topic 2 – Antenatal Care and preparation for birth. Topic 3-Postnatal checks, care and conditions for development. Topic 4-Childhood illnesses and child safe environment
  Sport​	Core: Cross Country, OAA, trampolining, football, basketball. Option: No-Examined assessment
  Media​	Social and Participatory Media & Video Games
  Land Based Studies	Unit 202: Application of Science in the Land Based Sector
  Aspire​	SMSC: What Next? RE: Religion and life P2

Home Work Plan Autumn Term 2025

You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught throughout the term. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher. 

You can download the full table of our homework plans below.

• Homework Plan Autumn Term 1 2025

• Homework Plan Autumn Term 2 2025

• Year 7 Homework Plan Autumn 1

  Year 7 Autumn 1 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 2 15.09-19.09	Science (Educake)	Environmental Studies (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 3 22.09-26.09	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms) History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 4 29.09-03.10	Science (Educake)	Music/Drama (Microsoft Forms)(Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 5 06.10-10.10	Science  (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)  History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 6 13.10-17.10	Science (Educake)	Homework catch up	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Sport (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)

• Year 8 Homework Plan Autumn 1

  Year 8 Autumn 1 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 2 15.09-19.09	Science (Educake)	Environmental Studies (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Sport (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 3 22.09-26.09	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms) History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 4 29.09-03.10	Science (Educake)	Homework catch up	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 5 06.10-10.10	Science  (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)  History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 6 13.10-17.10	Science (Educake)	Music/drama (Microsoft Forms)(Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)

• Year 9 Homework Plan Autumn 1

  Year 9 Autumn 1 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 2 15.09-19.09	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms) History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 3 22.09-26.09	Science (Educake)	Environmental Studies (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Sport (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 4 29.09-03.10	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)  History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 5 06.10-10.10	Science  (Educake)	Music/drama (Microsoft Forms)(Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 6 13.10-17.10	Science (Educake)	Homework Catch up	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)

• Year 10 Homework Plan Autumn 1

  Year 10 Autumn 1 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 2 15.09-19.09	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms) History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms) Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 3 22.09-26.09	Science (Educake) Music/Drama (Microsoft Forms)	Land Based Studies (Microsoft Forms) Media (Microsoft Froms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Sport (Microsoft Forms) Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 4 29.09-03.10	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)  History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms) Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 5 06.10-10.10	Science  (Educake) Music/ Drama (Microsoft Forms)	Land Based Studies (Microsoft Forms) Media (Microsoft Froms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 6 13.10-17.10	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)  History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Computing (Microsoft Forms) Sport (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)

• Year 11 Homework Plan Autumn 1

  Year 11 Autumn 1 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 2 15.09-19.09	Science (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Geography (Microsoft Forms Quiz	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Media (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 3 22.09-26.09	Science (Educake)	Child Development (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Sport (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Computing (ERevision) Performing Arts (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 4 29.09-03.10	Science (Educake)	Land-Based Studies (MicrosofForms Quiz) MFL (Blooket)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Technology (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Aspire (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Maths  (Maths watch)
  Week 5 06.10-10.10	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision
  Week 6 13.10-17.10	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision

• Year 7 Homework Plan Autumn 2

  Year 7 Autumn 2 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 1 03.11-07.11	Science (Educake)	Environmental Studies (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 2 10.11-14.11	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 3 17.11-21.11	Science (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Homework Catch up	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 4 24.11-28.11	Science  (Educake)	Music/Drama (Microsoft Forms)(Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 5 01.12-05.12	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 6 08.12-12.12	Science  (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Homework Catch Up	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 7 15.12-19.12	Science  (Educake)	Homework Catch up	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Sport (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)

• Year 8 Homework Plan Autumn 2

  Year 8 Autumn 2 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 1 03.11-07.11	Science (Educake)	Environmental Studies (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Sport (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 2 10.11-14.11	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 3 17.11-21.11	Science (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Homework Catch up	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 4 24.11-28.11	Science  (Educake)	Music/drama (Microsoft Forms)(Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 5 01.12-05.12	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 6 08.12-12.12	Science  (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Homework Catch up	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 7 15.12-19.12	Science (Educake)	Homework Catch Up	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)

• Year 9 Homework Plan Autumn 2

  Year 9 Autumn 2 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 1 03.11-07.11	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 2 10.11-14.11	Science (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Sport (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 3 17.11-21.11	Science (Educake)	Environmental Studies (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Homework Catch up	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 4 24.11-28.11	Science  (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 5 01.12-05.12	Science (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 6 08.12-12.12	Science  (Educake)	Music/Drama (Microsoft Forms)(Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Homework Catch up	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 7 15.12-19.12	Science (Educake)	Homework Catch up	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)

• Year 10 Homework Plan Autumn 2

  Year 10 Autumn 2 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 1 03.11-07.11	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms) History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms) Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Mock exam revision
  Week 2 10.11-14.11	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision
  Week 3 17.11-21.11	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Mock exam revision	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 4 24.11-28.11	Science (Educake) Music/Drama (Microsoft Forms)	Land Based Studies (Microsoft Forms) Media (Microsoft Froms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Sport (Microsoft Forms) Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 5 01.12-05.12	Science (Educake)	Geography (Microsoft Forms)  History (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms) Technology (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 6 08.12-12.12	Science  (Educake) Music/ Drama (Microsoft Forms)	Land Based Studies (Microsoft Forms) Media (Microsoft Forms)	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms)  Sport (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 7 15.12-19.12	Science (Educake)	Homework Catch Up	English (Microsoft Forms quiz)	Computing (Microsoft Forms)	Maths (Mathswatch)

• Year 11 Homework Plan Autumn 2

  Year 11 Autumn 2 HOMEWORK SCHEDULE You have one week to complete each ONLINE homework task. All are based upon prior knowledge from topics taught. The LRC and homework clubs can be accessed. If you need a paper copy, please see your class teacher.
  	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
  Week 1 03.11-07.11	Science (Educake) Media (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	History (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Geography (Microsoft Forms Quiz	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Technology (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Maths (Mathswatch)
  Week 2 10.11-14.11	Science (Educake)	Child Development (Microsoft Forms) Land-Based Studies (MicrosofForms)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Performing Arts (Microsoft Forms)	Computing (ERevision) Sport (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 3 17.11-21.11	Science (Educake) Media (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Aspire (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Technology (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Maths  (Maths watch)
  Week 4 24.11-28.11	Science (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Geography (Microsoft Forms Quiz	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Performing Arts (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Sport (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 5 01.12-05.12	Science (Educake) Media (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Child Development (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Land-Based Studies (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Computing (ERevision)	Maths  (Maths watch)
  Week 6 08.12-12.12	Science (Educake)	History (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Geography (Microsoft Forms Quiz	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Performing Arts (Microsoft Forms)	Technology (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Sport (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Maths (Mathswatch) MFL (Blooket)
  Week 7 15.12-19.12	Science (Educake)	Child Development (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Land-Based Studies (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	English (Microsoft Forms Quiz)	Art (Microsoft Forms Quiz) Computing (ERevision)	Maths  (Maths watch)

Computing For All Curriculum Policy

The curriculum includes formal teaching through our timetabled Computing and Digital Information Technology lessons which is documented in our Computing curriculum policy. In compliance with the national curriculum, those pupils who do not opt to study at KS4, are given the opportunity to study computing at sufficient depth to allow them to access higher levels of study.  This is achieved through a range of subjects and activities, to make purposeful, and relevant use of technologies.  

Here at Sandhill View Academy, we aim to securely equip all of our students for life beyond school as successful, confident, responsible and respectful citizens. We believe that education provides the key to social mobility and our curriculum is designed to build strong foundations in the knowledge, understanding and skills which lead to academic and personal success.  We want our students to enjoy the challenges that learning offers. Ultimately, we want students to ‘Know More, Do More and Go Further’

Our aims are underpinned by a culture of high aspirations. Through developing positive relationships, we work towards every individual having a strong belief in their own abilities so that they work hard, build resilience and achieve their best.