Greenmount -
a Pathway to Success
Knowledge | Skills | |
Reception | A performance is sharing music. | Perform any of the nursery rhymes by singing and adding actions or dance. Perform any nursery rhymes or s ongs adding a simple instrumental part. Record the performance to talk about. |
Year One | A performance is sharing music with other people, called an audience. | Choose a song they have learnt from the Scheme and perform it. They can add their ideas to the performance. Record the performance and say how they were feeling about it. |
Year Two | A performance is sharing music with an audience. A performance can be a special occasion and involve a class, a year group or a whole school. An audience can include your parents and friends. | Choose a song they have learnt from the Scheme and perform it. They can add their ideas to the performance. Record the performance and say how they were feeling about it. |
Year Three | To know and be able to talk about: Performing is sharing music with other people, an audience A performance doesn’t have to be a drama! It can be to one person or to each other You need to know and have planned everything that will be performed You must sing or rap the words clearly and play with confidence A performance can be a special occasion and involve an audience including of people you don’t know It is planned and different for each occasion It involves communicating feelings, thoughts and ideas about the song/music | To choose what to perform and create a programme. To communicate the meaning of the words and clearly articulate them. To talk about the best place to be when performing and how to stand or sit. To record the performance and say how they were feeling, what they were pleased with what they would change and why. |
Year Four | To know and be able to talk about: Performing is sharing music with other people, an audience A performance doesn’t have to be a drama! It can be to one person or to each other You need to know and have planned everything that will be performed You must sing or rap the words clearly and play with confidence A performance can be a special occasion and involve an audience including of people you don’t know It is planned and different for each occasion It involves communicating feelings, thoughts and ideas about the song/music | To choose what to perform and create a programme. Present a musical performance designed to capture the audience. To communicate the meaning of the words and clearly articulate them. To talk about the best place to be when performing and how t o stand or sit. To record the performance and say how they were feeling, what they were pleased with what they w ould change and why. |
Year Five | To know and be able to talk about: Performing is sharing music with other people, an audience A performance doesn’t have to be a drama! It can be to one person or to each other Everything that will be performed must be planned and learned You must sing or rap the words clearly and play with confidence A performance can be a special occasion and involve an audience including of people you don’t know It is planned and different for each occasion A performance involves communicating ideas, thoughts and feelings about the song/music | To choose what to perform and create a programme. To communicate the meaning of the words and clearly articulate them. To talk about the venue and how to use it to best effect. To record the performance and compare it to a previous performance. To discuss and talk musically about it – “What went well?” and “It would have been even better if...?” |
Year Six | To know and be able to talk about: Performing is sharing music with an audience with belief A performance doesn’t have to be a drama! It can be to one person or to each other Everything that will b e performed must be planned and learned You must sing or rap the words clearly and play with confidence A performance can be a special occasion and involve an audience including of people you don’t know It is planned and different for each occasion A performance involves communicating ideas, thoughts and f eelings about the song/music
| To choose what to perform and create a programme. To communicate the meaning of the words and clearly articulate them. To talk about the venue and how to use it to best effect. To record the performance and compare it t o a previous performance. To discuss and talk musically about it – “What went well?” and “It would have been even better i f...?” |