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JUJA SENIOR SCHOOL

INTERNATIONAL
CURRICULUM

YEAR 8
CURRICULUM MAP
BOOKLET 2023/2024
JUJA SENIOR – INTERNATIONAL YEAR 8

CONTENT
Welcome to Year 8 ....................................................................................................................................... 3
Expectations ................................................................................................................................................. 3
The Year 9 Curriculum .................................................................................................................................. 3
Lessons/Preps Attendance ........................................................................................................................... 3
Catching up after absence ............................................................................................................................ 3
Lesson Requirements .................................................................................................................................... 4
Formal Assessments ..................................................................................................................................... 4
Grading ......................................................................................................................................................... 4
Holiday Work ................................................................................................................................................ 5
Who do I contact if I have an academic concern? ........................................................................................ 5
ENGLISH ........................................................................................................................................................ 6
MATHEMATICS ............................................................................................................................................. 8
GENERAL SCIENCE....................................................................................................................................... 11
CHEMISTRY LEARNING AREAS................................................................................................................. 11
BIOLOGY LEARNING AREAS ..................................................................................................................... 12
PHYSICS LEARNING AREAS ...................................................................................................................... 14
LITERATURE ................................................................................................................................................ 15
INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY .............................................................................. 16
SWAHILI ...................................................................................................................................................... 17
ART AND DESIGN ........................................................................................................................................ 19
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES ............................................................................................................................... 20
FRENCH ....................................................................................................................................................... 21
MUSIC ......................................................................................................................................................... 24

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Welcome to Year 8
The primary aim is to inform the Year10 students and parents about what the students will be
learning during the year course. We hope that you find it both a useful and informative guide which
helps you navigate through the year. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that all information
is accurate, there may be, on occasions, circumstances that dictate minor deviations from the
curriculum plans published here. We trust such deviations will be rare and if, for any reason, a major
deviation was required parents would be informed in writing.
Any feedback, both positive and suggestions for future improvement would be most welcome and
should be addressed to the class teacher, Ms. Phoebe Juma.

Expectations
The School code of conduct may be summarized in the following three simple rules, which form
the basis of our behavioural expectations of students both inside and outside the classroom • Act
with integrity – “do the right thing”
• Follow instructions
• Respect people and their property

The Year 8 Curriculum


All students take IGCSE’s in English Language, Mathematics, Swahili, General Science, Art and
Design, Information and Communication Technology, French, Literature, Global Perspective,
Music.
There are 9 forty minutes periods per day (8:00 am – 3:20 pm)

Lessons/Preps Attendance
All students both boarders and day scholars are expected to attend all learning sessions on time.
Lateness will be sanctioned by the teacher and persistent lateness will be sanctioned by a school
detention on Monday, Wednesday or Friday at 4:00 pm.
Prep for boarders is scheduled daily from 6:50 am – 7:30 am in the morning and 7:00 pm – 9:00
pm in the evening, except for Saturday evening.
We have guided activities on Saturday (8:00 am – 12:30 pm).

Catching up after absence


Any absence from school/lessons should be communicated to the class teacher a day before or
promptly in case of unforeseen absence.
If a student is away from school/lessons, he/she is expected to catch up with any class notes and
assignments. For any planned or unforeseen absence, the student should see each teacher on return
to find out what classwork/assignments has been missed and to collect any materials from the
lesson. Students should have caught up with any missed work within a week of their absence. For
extended absence, parents should contact their son/daughter’s class teacher who will provide help
in liaising with teachers and in finding out how best to catch up.

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Lesson Requirements
The following materials are expected in all lessons. Not having the correct requirement disturbs the
lesson and hinders learning.
 Small Notebook (for recording assignments)
 Exercise book
 Text book
 Black or blue pen
 HB Pencil
 Pencil sharpener, eraser and ruler
 Geometrical set
 Calculator

Formal Assessments
There are three formal assessment points in trimester 1& 2 and two in trimester 3:
Entrance Assessment – this will take place for all subjects in the second week after the start of
trimester 1 and 2 only. The assessment aim is to review the previous trimester’s work and tune the
learners mind back to school after a break. Tests will cover the work taught in the previous trimester;
therefore, students will be expected to spend some time during the holiday preparing for these tests.
Mid-trimester Assessment – this will take place before the mid of trimester break and will assess
work taught in the first part of trimester.
End of Trimester Assessment – this will take place before the end of each trimester and will
examine all work covered during the trimester.
NB: An assessment report is issued after each assessment exam.

Grading
All subjects will use A* - G grading system in the assessment reports as follows;

RANGE OF MARKS MEAN GRADE MEAN POINTS

85-100 A* 8
75-84 A 7
64-74 B 6
55-63 C 5
45-54 D 4
35-44 E 3
30-34 F 2
25-29 G 1
0-24 U 0

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Holiday Work
Students should expect to do some project-based and/or consolidation learning during their
holidays. This provides the opportunity to prepare for the entrance assessment administered at the
beginning of trimester 1 and 2.

Who do I contact if I have an academic concern?


Whilst we hope that all students make good progress at the school, we do understand that from time
to time parents may have concerns about their son/daughter’s academic progress. Coordinator
should be copied into all correspondence with the school.
For a concern in a particular subject:
 In the first instance, contact the teacher directly.
 If the concern is not resolved following discussion with the subject teacher, please contact, in
the following order, the Class teacher or Dean of students.
For concerns in a number of subjects:
 In the first instance, please inform your son/daughter’s class teacher.
 If the concern is not resolved following discussion with the class teacher, please contact, in the
following order, the Dean of students or Coordinator.

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ENGLISH
The skills covered in the syllabus are outlined below.
Reading
 Demonstrate understanding of written text and of the words and phrases within them
 Summarize and use materials for specific context
 Develop, analyse and evaluate facts, ideas and opinions
 Select appropriate information for specific purposes
 Recognize and respond to linguistic devices, figures and imagery.
Writing
 Express what is taught
 Organize and convey facts, ideas and opinion effectively
 Express what is taught, felt and imagined
 Demonstrate a varied vocabulary appropriate to the context
 Demonstrate an effective use of sentence structure
 Demonstrate an understanding of audience, purpose and form
 Demonstrate accuracy in spelling, punctuation and grammar.
Speaking and listening
 Understand and convey complex ideas
 Organize and convey facts, ideas and opinions effectively
 Communicate with clarity, focus and purpose
 Communicate appropriately for the content
 Engage appropriately in conversation.

COURSE CONTENT

SPECIFICATION CODE 0861


TOPIC 1 DESCRIPTIVE ACCOUNTS
- past participles
- Connectives
- the role of adverbs
-the use of would for repeated action
Approximate length of topic 2 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives
Identify and use precise and evocative vocabulary
Paraphrase and sequence notes

TOPIC 2 INSTRUCTIONAL WRITING


INFORMATIVE WRITING
- modal verbs
- Passives
- diaries
- informative talk
Approximate length of topic 2 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives

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-Construct and Punctuate sentences


-use modal verbs and passives
- sequencing and editing information
TOPIC 3 PERSONAL ACCOUNTS
-personal reports
- defining, organising, paraphrasing and explaining,
describing creatively
- punctuation(semi colon)
-spelling
-Phrases with past participles
Approximate length of topic 2 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives
defining, organising, paraphrasing and explaining, describing creatively
TOPIC 4 DESCRIPTIVE WRITING DEVICES
- Blank verse
-dramatic dialogue
- humor
-Adjectival Endings
-vocabulary building
Approximate length of topic 2 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives
-write accurate descriptions

How learning will be assessed in all learning areas.


-Oral assessments though presentation
-Group projects
- Individual homework tasks
- Cumulative assessment

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MATHEMATICS
SPECIFICATION CODE 0862
TOPICS SUBTOPIC OBJECTIVES LENGTH

TERM ONE
1. Integers, powers 1.1-Arithmetic with integers Knowledge and 20hrs
and roots 1.2-Multiples,factors and primes understanding
of
1.3-More about prime numbers mathematical
1.4-Powers and roots techniques
2. Sequence, 2.1-Generating sequences
expressions 2.2-Finding rules for sequences
andformulae 2.3-Using the nth term
2.4-Using functions and mappings
2.5-Constructing linear expressions
2.6-Deriving and using formulae
3. Place value, 3.1-Multiplying and dividing by 0.1 &0.01
ordering and 3.2-Ordering decimals
rounding 3.3-Rounding
3.4-Adding and subtracting decimals
3.5-dividing decimals
3.6-Multiplying by decimals
3.7-Dividing by decimals
3.8-Estimating and approximating
4. Length, Mass 4.1-Choosing suitable units
and capacity 4.2-Kilometers and miles
5. Angles 5.1-Parallel lines
5.2-Explainingangle properties
5.3-Solving angle problems
6. Planning and 6.1-Collecting data
collecting data 6.2-Types of data
6.3-Using frequency tables
TERM 2
7. Fractions 7.1-Finding equivalent fractions, decimals Knowledge and 20 hrs
and percentages understanding
of
7.2-Converting fractions to decimals mathematical
7.3-Ordering fractions techniques
7.4-Adding and subtracting fractions
7.5-Finding fractions of a quantity
7.6 –Multiplying an integer by a fraction
7.7-Dividing an integer by a fraction
7.8-Multiplying and dividing fractions

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8. Shape and 8.1-Recognising congruent shapes


geometric 8.2-Identifying symmetry of 2D shapes
reasoning 8.3-Classifying quadrilaterals
8.4-Drawing nets of solids
8.5-making scale drawing
9. Simplifying 9.1-Collecting like terms
expressions and 9.2-Expanding brackets
solving 9.3-Constructing and solving equations
equations
10. Processing and 10.1-Calculating statistics from discrete
presenting data Data
10.2-Calculating statistics from grouped or
Continuous data
10.3-Using statistics to compare two
distributions

11. Percentages 11.1-Calculating percentages


11.2-Percentage increase and decrease
11.3-Finding percentages
11.4-Using percentages
12. Constructions 12.1-Drawing circles and arcs
12.2-Drawing perpendicular bisector
12.3-Drawing angle bisector
12.4-Constructing triangles
TERM 3
13. Graphs 13.1-Darwing graphs of equations Knowledge and 20 hrs
understanding
13.2-Equations of the form y=mx+c of
mathematical
13.3-The midpoint of a line segment techniques
13.4-Graphs in real life contexts
14. Ratios and 14.1-Simplifying ratios
proportions
14.2-Sharing in a ratio
14.3-Solving problems
15. Probability 15.1-Probability that an outcome does not
happen
15.2-Equally likely outcomes
15.3-Listing all possible outcomes
15.4-Experimental and theoretical
probabilities

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16. Position and 16.1-Transforming shapes


movement
16.2-Enlarging shapes
17. Area, perimeter, 17.1-The area of a triangle
and volume
17.2-The areas of parallelogram and
Trapezium
17.3-The area and circumference of
circle
17.4-The area of compound shapes
17.5-Volumes and surface area of
cuboids
17.6-Using nets of solids to work out
Surface areas
18. Interpreting and 18.1- Interpreting and drawing frequency
discussing results Diagrams
18.2-Interpreting and drawing pie charts
18.3-Interpreting and drawing line
graphs
18.4-Interpreting and drawing stem and
Leaf diagrams
18.5-Drawing conclusions

Assessment Tools for all topics


 Quiz
 Assign
 CATs
 Project
 Exams

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GENERAL SCIENCE
SPECIFICATION CODE 0893

CHEMISTRY LEARNING AREAS


TOPIC SUBTOPICS OBJECTIVES TIME
TERM ONE
1. The particle 1. The particle theory of Develop a set of transferable skills 20hrs
matter including handling data, practical
theory
2. Properties of matter
problem- solving and apply the
3. When states of matter
change scientific skills.
4. Diffusion
5. pressure

2. Elements and 1. The properties of elements


Atoms 2. Chemical symbols
3. The first 20 elements of the
periodic table

Revision

TERM TWO
3. Elements, 1. Mixtures Develop a set of transferable skills 26hrs
Compounds and 2. Compound formation including handling data, practical
Mixtures 3. Chemical reactions and problem- solving and apply the
equations scientific skills.
4. Chemical names of
compounds
5. Separating mixtures

4. Metals and Non 1. Metals and Non metals


metals
2. Physical properties of
metals and non- metals
3. 8. Chemical properties of
metals and non-metals

TERM THREE

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5. Chemistry in 6. Reaction between metals Develop a set of transferable skills 12hrs


everyday life and non-metals including handling data, practical
7. Reaction between oxygen problem- solving and apply the
scientific skills.
and metals and non-metals
8. Respiration and combustion
9. Burning and explosion
10.Rusting
11.Reactions between other
metals and the air.
5. REVISION FOR All topics Prepare for exams
END YEAR
EXAMS

BIOLOGY LEARNING AREAS


TOPIC SUBTOPICS OBJECTIVES LENGTH
TERM ONE
1. CLASSIFICATION 1. Variation 1. Use keys to 13 HRS
AND VARIATION 2. Keys identify organisms

2. Construct keys
1. Test for starch in leaves 1. Describe how to
2. HOW PLANTS 2. Effect of carbon dioxide test for starch in
GROW and light on leaves
photosynthesis 2. State the how
3. Transport of water through various factors
plants affect
4. The structure of a leaf photosynthesis
3. Identify leaf parts
3. A HEALTHY DIET 1. Nutrition needed by the 1. Define a balanced
body diet
2. How the body uses 2. Name some
different nutrients deficiency diseases
3. Malnutrition
4. A balanced diet
TERM TWO

1. Physical breakdown of Describe how food is 14 HRS


4. DIGESTION food digested at various parts
of the gut

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2. Chemical breakdown of
food
3. Saliva
4. The oesophagus
5. The stomach
6. Duodenum, liver and
pancreas
7. Ileum
8. Colon

1. The heart 1. Identify by


5. THE 2. Blood vessels labelling the
CIRCULATORY 3. Blood various parts of the
SYSTEM 4. Moving substances in the heart
blood 2. Name the
5. A healthy heart components of
6. Exercise blood

6. THE 1. Exercise 1. Label parts of the


RESPIRATORY 2. Parts of the respiratory respiratory system
SYSTEM system 2. Describe the
3. Air passages and tubes process of gaseous
4. The air pump exchange in a
5. Gaseous exchange mammal
6. Respiration
7. Smoking and health
TERM THREE

1. Changes in the body from 1. Describe changes 13 HRS


7. REPRODUCTION IN birth to adult in an adolescent
HUMANS 2. Adolescence 2. Label parts of the
3. Reproductive organs reproductive
4. Menstrual cycle system
5. Fertilisation and baby 3. Describe the
development menstrual cycle
6. Birth and early life
1. Definitions 1. define various
8. DIET, DRUGS AND 2. How drugs diet, drugs and terms
DISEASE disease affects 2. describe the effect
3. conception and pregnancy of drugs on
conception and
pregnancy
9. PHOTOSYNTHESIS 1. Chlorophyll 1. Describe

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2. Photosynthesis chlorophyll
formation
2. Describe use of
chlorophyll in
photosynthesis

PHYSICS LEARNING AREAS


TOPIC SUBTOPICS OBJECTIVES LENGTH
TERM 1
Motion  Distance and displacement Acquire knowledge and 15hrs
 Speed, velocity understanding of physical
 Motion graphs facts, terminology, concepts,
principles and practical
Waves  Waves and sound techniques.
 Transverse and longitudinal waves
 Wave effects Apply physics concepts in life
 Speed of sound and echoes situations
 Characteristics of sound waves
 Ultra sound

Term 2
Light  Light rays and waves Acquire knowledge and 15hrs
 Reflection of light understanding of physical
 Refraction of light facts, terminology,
 Dispersion of white light concepts, principles and
practical techniques.
Apply physics concepts in
life situations

Term 3
Magnetism  Magnetism Acquire knowledge and 10hrs
 Magnets and magnetic fields understanding of physical
And Current
 Magnetic effect of a current facts, terminology,
 Electromagnets concepts, principles and
practical techniques.
Apply physics concepts in
life situations

Assessment tools for all topics

CATs/ Quiz
Project
Exams
Assign

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LITERATURE
SPECIFICATION CODE 0475

TOPIC ACTIVITY LENGTH


TERM ONE
POETRY 1. What is poetry? 10 weeks
2. Write five nursery rhymes you learnt
3. Recite, appreciate and present to the class
4. Teacher gives more poems to be appreciated
TERM TWO
OTHER 1. Types of irony 10 weeks
DEVICES
2. Functions of iron
3. Effects of irony
4. Identify irony in items given out by the
5. Practice and Examine
TERM THREE
PLAY 1. What is a play? 6 weeks
2. Types of play
3. Functions of plays
4. Students to identify and Summarize two play you w
5. Terms related to play : Acts, scenes etc.

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INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY


SPECIFICATION CODE 0417
TOPICS SUBTOPICS GENERAL OBJECTIVES HOURS
TERM 1
Input and 1.1 input devices and their 1. Identify uses, advantages 10 hrs
output uses and disadvantages of
devices 1.2 direct data entry devices each device.
1.3 output devices and their
uses
TERM 2
Storage 2.1 backing up of data 1. Describe backing storage 10 hrs
devices and 2.4 types of access and reason for backing
media 2.5 Secondary storage devices up data.
2. Identify types of access
used by secondary
storage devices
3. Types of internal and
external secondary
storage devices.
TERM 3
Safety and 3.1 Physical security 1. Describe security and 8 hrs
security 3.2 E-Safety safety measures of
3.3 Security of data computing
3.4 Additional security of data environment.
online 2. Identify data security
measures.
Topics integrated with other practical topics
Images 4 hrs
Layout 4 hrs
Styles 4 hours
Proofing 4 hours
Graphs and Charts 5 hours

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SWAHILI
SPECIFICATION CODE 0262
TERM ONE
TOPIC SUB TOIPC DURATION
1 Sarufi Aina za viwakilishi
Objectives/Lengo 4 weeks
i. Maana na matumizi
ii. Kusoma mjadala
2 Lugha Objectives/Lengo
i. Kuboresha matamshi na uandishi 3 weeks
3 Msamiati Hospitali, wanyama, renji 2 weeks
Objective/Lengo
i. Kuelewa aina na matumizi ya misamiati
4 Kusoma Makali tofauti/ufahamu 3 weeks
Objectives/Lengo
i. Kuboresha matamshi

TERM TWO
TOPIC SUB TOPIC DURATION
1 Sarufi Vitenzi
Objectives/Lengo 4 weeks
i. Kuelewa maana na matumizi ya vitenzi
2 Msamiati Makao/wadudu
Objectives/Lengo 3 weeks
i. Kubanua nyaya za lughsa
3 Lugha Koboresha lugha
Kutazama 3 weeks
Insha
4 Kusoma Kuboresha matamshi na ubunifu
Taifa leo 2 weeks
Makale mengine

TERM THREE
TOPIC SUB TOPIC DURATION
1 Sarufi Vielezi
Objectives/lengo 4 weeks
i. Maana na matumizi
2 Kusoma Ufahamu
Objectives/lengo 2 weeks
i. Kusomana kueleza
ii. Kujibu maswali

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3 Viwakilishi Aina za viwakilishi


Objectives/lengo 4 weeks
i. Kutumia katika sentensi
4 Lugha Kuboresha matamshi 2 weeks
Objectives/lengo
i. Kuboresha matamshi ya lugha

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ART AND DESIGN


SPECIFICATION CODE 0400

TOPIC 1 DRAWING
Approximate length of topic 7 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives
To stimulate imagination and the power of observation.
TOPIC 2 PAINTING
Approximate length of topic 8 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives
To stimulate imagination and the power of observation.
TOPIC 3 MOSAIC
Approximate length of topic 6 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives
To stimulate imagination, creativity and manipulative skills
TOPIC 4 COLLAGE
Approximate length of topic 6 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives
To stimulate imagination, creativity and manipulative skills
TOPIC 5 MONTAGE AND PHOTOMONTAGE
Approximate length of topic 5 Weeks
Main Learning Objectives
To stimulate imagination, creativity and manipulative skills
How learning will be assessed in all topics
Practical and projects

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GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES

SPECIFICATION CODE 0457


TOPIC SUB TOPIC HOURS
 INFORMATION SKILLS  Perspectives 8 hrs
 Research
 Analysis
 Synthesis
 Planning
 Questioning
 CRITICAL THINKING  Reason 8 hrs
 Evidence
 Claims
 Drawing conclusion
 Bias and vested interest
 Statements of argument
 Facts
 Opinion
 Prediction
 Value judgement
 INDEPENDENT LEARNING  Memory 6 hrs
SKILLS.  Note taking
 Reflection
 Evaluation
 COLLABORATION SKILLS  Teamwork 6 hrs
 Decision making
 Creativity
 COMMUNICATION  Reading 6 hrs
 Writing
 Listening
 Speaking
Assessment tools for all skills
 Project ( individual and group)
 Summary per topic.

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FRENCH

SPECIFICATION CODE 0520


TOPIC OBJECTIVES
1) En Ville  identify some French shops and what they sell
 shop for food
 say how much of something you want to buy
 talk about numbers, money and prices
 You will also ...
 use acheter and préférer and other er verbs
 use the verb vendre (to sel) and other verbs ending in re
 use the verb choisir (to cho0se) and other verbs ending in ir
 say there isn't any of something, using ne.. pas de (d')
 say there isn't any more of something, using ne.. plus de (d')

2) On Fait des In this unit you will learn how to


projets
 talk about different countries (mainly in Europe)
 talk about different means of transport
 say what you are going (and not going) to do
 say when you are qoing to do something
 describe a town or region and say what you
 can do there
 talk about what you can and can't do
 ask permission to do something
 read and write holiday postcards
 You will also ...
 USe prepositions with towns (à) and countries (au, en, aux)
 Use the verb voir (to see)
 use the verb venir (to come)
 Use the verb aller + infinitive (to be going to ..)
 Use the verb pouvoir + infinitive (to be able to...)

3) Au collège In this unit you will learn how to .


 describe your school
 talk about the school day
 describe how you travel to school
 talk about morning and evening routines
 give opinions about school subjects and aspects of school life
 say what you want and don't want to do
 You will also ..
 Use the verbs dire (to say), lire (to read) and écrire (to write)
 Use the verbs apprendre (to learn) and Comprendre (to understand)
 Use reflexive verbs
 Use the verb vouloir (to want, wish)

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4) En famille In this unit you will learn how to ...


 introduce people
 ask and answer questions when staying
 with a French family
 talk about what you have done recently
 talk about presents and souvenirs
 say goodbye and thank you
 You will also ...
 Use the perfect tense of reqular verbs (with avoir)
 Use expressions of past time
 Use ce, cet, cette, ces + noun (this...)

5) Bon appétit! In this unit you will learn how to ..


 buy drinks and snacks in a café
 choose ice creams
 discuss what you like to eat and drink
 order a meal in a restaurant
 describe a meal
 You will also ..
 USe the verb boire (to drink)
 USe the perfect tense of some irregular
 Verbs tense
 ask questions in the perfect tense
 learn the negative form of the perfect

6) En Voyage In this unit you will learn how to ...


 I talk about travel plans
 understand signs at a station
 buy a train ticket
 say what must or should not be done
 understand travel information
 travel by air, coach and boat
 describe a recent day out
 You will also ...
 USe the present tense of partir
 Use the expression il faut + infinitive
 USe the perfect tense of verbs (with être)

*7) Ça va?* In this unit you will learn how to ...
 discuss clothes and what to wear
 describe people's appearance
 I talk about parts of the body
 I say how you feel and describe what hurts
 You will also:

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 Use the verb mettre with clothing


 Use some more adjectives
 Use the direct object pronouns (le,la, l, les)
 USe avoir expressions
 USe the imperative (commands)

8) Rendez-vous! In this unit you will learn how to ..
 I find out about what's on
 I discuss what to do
 ask someone to go out
 I accept or refuse invitations
 arrange to meet and buy tickets etc.
 discus leisure activities
 talk about some things you have done
 You will also ..
 USe the verb sortir (to go out)
 and some other irregular verbs, e.g. faire and aller
 use the conjunctions si quand and mais to
 make longer sentences
 make comparisons
 revise and practise the perfect tense

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MUSIC
SPECIFICATION CODE 0410
TOPIC SUB TOPICS HOURS

TERM ONE
1)TIME SIGNATURE -simple time 10
-compound time

-Accidentals
2)KEY SIGNATURE -C Major
-G Major
-D major

-basic piano skills


-vocal performance
PRACTICALS
TERM TWO
1)TIME VALUES -Ties 10
-slurs
-dotted notes

2)BASS CLEF -notation


-key signatures
-F major
-B flat major

PRACTICALS -Ensemble music


-duets
TERM THREE
1)WORLD MUSIC -Classical music 10
-Baroque music
-African music

PRACTICALS -Ensemble project


-Solo performance project

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