Health and P.

E Curriculum Year 5&6

Term 1 Term 2 Term 3 Term 4

Gymnastics Rugby & Cross Country Water Safety
Strength, flexibility, Basketball Personal fitness, Learning how to
movement and Ball skills, inter-school keep ourselves
balance. passing, competition in safe in the water:
Movement
A2, B1. catching, September. rips, under-toes,
fitness, B1, D2. currents and
teamwork. emergencies.
A2, B2, C3. B1, D1.
Mental Health Safety Food & Positive Puberty
Students delve into Management Nutrition Knowing our
the different aspects Identify risks in Healthy Living, bodies, looking at
Personal of hauora and its different food pyramid, the physical and
Health & affects on them. situations. Road effects of emotional
Physical A1, A4, C2. safety, wheels different foods changes that
Development day. on the human occur during
A3. body. puberty.
A1. A1, A4, C1, D1.

Life Education Outdoor Kia Kaha Express Yourself

Peer pressure and Teamwork Anti bullying Sharing our own
dealing with it. Working as police unit. ideas, thoughts
A1, A4, C1, C3, D1. teams in A1, A3, A4, C2, and feelings.
different C3, D1. A1, C3, D1.
Relationships circumstances,
problem solving,
different
resources
A3, B2, B4, C1,
C3.
Basic First Aid Outdoor Kia Kaha Fire Safety Unit
Bandages, burns, Teamwork Anti bullying Flammable
bleeding, choking, Working as police unit. materials, fire
CPR, home safety, teams in A1, A3, A4, C2, alarms, visit from
Communities calling an different C3, D1. Fire Station.
& ambulance. circumstances, A3, D2.
Environments A3, C3, D1. problem solving,
different
resources
A3, B2, B4, C1,
C3.

Here at Toka Primary School, we place a high value on knowing how to look after ourselves, and how
to look after others. We recognise the value of whanaungatanga, and as a result have weaved the
concept of whanaungatanga into every term so that students are constantly building, rebuilding and
repairing their relationships. This is in line with our motto: LEARN together - overcome together, and
is a key part of teaching and discipling the heart of every student. Students who embody our motto
find it easier to maintain positive whanaungatanga. The decision to integrate whanaungatanga into
every term was responsive to our community needs. Our school community has experienced a high
level of bullying over recent years, so this has been put together to combat it. It is our hope that, by
focusing on building relationships, understanding each other and focusing intentionally on anti-
bullying, that we will eradicate this issue from our school community. It is our hope that the result of
this will be a respectful, cohesive, and inclusive school environment where all students are free and
empowered to be confident, connected, actively involved, lifelong learners (Ministry Of Education
[MOE], 2007, p. 8). Our Term 1 focus is on building healthy relationships, maintaining these
relationships, and beginning to stretch and grow our muscles. Building on these, our Term 2 focus is
on identifying risks, maintaining relationships and improving fine and gross motor skills. Building on
the work so far regarding relationships, our Term 3 focus is looking after ourselves and what makes
us different as individuals. To top it all off, our Term 4 focus is ensuring that students know the
changes their body is going through so they are equipped and prepared to deal with these changes.
We also have a strong focus on water safety and fire safety units which are directly applicable to that
time of the year.

By having a strong focus on whanaungatanga (relationships) in every term, we are intentionally

responding to the New Zealand Curriculum which states that
Students learn best when they enjoy positive relationships with their fellow students and
teachers, and when they are able to be active, visible members of the learning community
(MOE, 2007, p. 34).

Please note - Achievement Objectives are focused at level 3 and can be located in full in the New
Zealand Curriculum[NZC] (2007) document. In each alpha-numeric combination listed in the above
curriculum plan, the number refers to the column of the Achievement Objective in the NZC and the
letter refers to the place it is located in that column. For example C3 would be under relationships
with other people and would focus on Identity, sensitivity, and respect.

(NB: There was nothing written here before Peer Critique, AOs have also been added and have been
coloured white to reflect this).