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KS2 Framework for MFL

Programme . 09.00 Validating" what we do already! Some activities and games for PMFL09.30 Introduction to the KS2 FW10.00 Making acquaintance with the Strands10.30 Coffee10.45 Delving deeper into the Objectives"11.10 Thinking about lesson planning with FWK objectives11.45 Your next steps.

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KS2 Framework for MFL

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    1. KS2 Framework for MFL Planning for progression 23rd October 08

    2. Programme 09.00 “Validating” what we do already! Some activities and games for PMFL 09.30 Introduction to the KS2 FW 10.00 Making acquaintance with the Strands 10.30 Coffee 10.45 Delving deeper into the “Objectives” 11.10 Thinking about lesson planning with FWK objectives 11.45 Your next steps Remember there are 2˝ million children in KS2 at the moment in 100,000 classrooms in 18,000 schools. Who else is going to deliver this? This is why we are here after all so that we can go out and give support and guidance to the troops on the front line.Remember there are 2˝ million children in KS2 at the moment in 100,000 classrooms in 18,000 schools. Who else is going to deliver this? This is why we are here after all so that we can go out and give support and guidance to the troops on the front line.

    3. Rationale and nature Provide teachers with flexible support for planning for now and the future; Content free – generic to all FLs; Links with current practice at KS2 and KS3; But derives from PRIMARY practice The Framework is a “climbing frame” not a cage to constrain; Tool to organise learning to help develop progression and continuity Part of a “bundle” of support items for Prim. MFL Remember there are 2˝ million children in KS2 at the moment in 100,000 classrooms in 18,000 schools. Who else is going to deliver this? This is why we are here after all so that we can go out and give support and guidance to the troops on the front line.Remember there are 2˝ million children in KS2 at the moment in 100,000 classrooms in 18,000 schools. Who else is going to deliver this? This is why we are here after all so that we can go out and give support and guidance to the troops on the front line.

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