MFL

We have used the National Curriculum as a basis to create an ambitious and engaging curriculum which allows all children to develop a love of modern foreign languages. After speaking to our local secondary schools we have chosen to deliver Spanish as this was the most common Key Stage 3 language. Spanish also fits alongside our Key Stage 2 geography units of work on modern Europe.

Leaders have planned a curriculum sequenced from the beginning of Key Stage 2 through to clearly defined endpoints at the end of Key Stage 2.

Across KS2, learning consists of 6 half-termly units of work that progressively teaches new, and spirals already taught, knowledge and understanding of the chosen language. There is a focus on the following four elements: listening and responding, speaking, reading and writing.