‘Embracing diversity building a brighter future together’

Music Year 3

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3l5. Describe different purposes of music in history/other cultures.

3c1. Compose and perform melodies using two or three notes.

3c5. Effectively choose, order, combine and control sounds (texture/structure).

3p4. Play notes on instruments clearly and including steps/ leaps in pitch. Improvise (including call and response) within a group using 1 or 2 notes.

3c1. Compose and perform melodies using two or three notes.

3c3. Use silence for effect and know symbol for a rest (duration).

3c1. Compose and perform melodies using two or three notes.

3c3. Use silence for effect and know symbol for a rest (duration).

3c1. Compose and perform melodies using two or three notes.

3c3. Use silence for effect and know symbol for a rest (duration).

3c1. Compose and perform melodies using two or three notes.

3c3. Use silence for effect and know symbol for a rest (duration).

3c1. Compose and perform melodies using two or three notes.

3c3. Use silence for effect and know symbol for a rest (duration).

3c1. Compose and perform melodies using two or three notes.

3c3. Use silence for effect and know symbol for a rest (duration).

3c1. Compose and perform melodies using two or three notes.

3c3. Use silence for effect and know symbol for a rest (duration).

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“The school has established a vibrant curriculum for all pupils. Adults bring learning to life through the many opportunities that the curriculum offers.”

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“Pupils understand difference and diversity. They know that everyone deserves to be respected.”

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“The support that pupils with SEND receive is exemplary. Pupils with SEND are flourishing.”

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“Leaders deliberately broaden pupils’ experiences by enabling them to take on responsibilities within school.”

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“Pupils behave consistently well. They display very positive attitudes towards their learning.”

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“Leaders have made reading a priority. Staff share carefully chosen stories that inspire pupils to read.”

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“Leaders have established an ambitious curriculum. The school has clearly identified the most important knowledge that pupils need to learn.”

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