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SPANISH

Aims and Ambitions

At Old Basford School, we want our children to foster an interest in learning other languages which will provide an opening to other cultures. We have chosen, along with other Nottingham schools, to teach our children Spanish as our modern foreign language. We recognise that many families in our community go on holiday to Spain or Spanish speaking countries and therefore learning Spanish would be more engaging and practical. We educate our pupils from Y3 to Y6, including SEND, to foster their curiosity and deepen their understanding of the world. Using a clearly planned out curriculum, our children are equipped with skills they need to express their ideas and thoughts in Spanish and communicate for practical purposes. Our children feel empowered to be language learners as they progress to the next stage in their education with the potential to study and work in other countries.

Sequence and Progression

We follow the National Curriculum in Year 3 to Year 6. We have adapted the NC in to the Old Basford Spanish Progression map and aligned this with the carefully chosen age appropriate and ambitious themes, for example starting with greetings in Year 3 and progressing to written descriptions in Year 6. The three main areas of content are: core vocabulary, expressing opinions and Spanish grammar.

At the beginning of each lesson, previously taught vocabulary or conversational questions are revisited and built upon. In addition, the learning objectives are shared explicitly with the children.

Children leave OBS ready and well equipped to face the next stage in their language education.

0    cero     

1     uno     

2    dos

3    tres

4    cuatro

5    cinco

6    seis 

7    siete

8    ocho 

9    nueve

10  diez

11   once

12   doce 

13   trece 

14   catorce

15   quince

16   dieciséis

17   diecisiete

18   dieciocho

19   diecinueve

20   veinte

30    treinta

40    cuarenta

50    cincuenta

60    sesenta

70    setenta

80    ochenta

90    noventa

100   cien