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In Year 4 at Clifton Green Primary School, our Cultural Capital offer builds upon the independence developed in lower Key Stage 2. Through historical exploration, residential experiences, environmental responsibility and practical life skills, pupils deepen their understanding of the world and their role within it.
Located in the historic city of York, Year 4 pupils benefit from first-hand experiences that bring learning to life.
Visiting the Yorkshire Museum to study the Romans – exploring artefacts and developing an understanding of Britain’s past.
Visiting the Merchant Adventurers’ Hall – learning about trade, local history and York’s medieval heritage.
A Christmas visit to Clifton Parish Church – understanding Christian traditions and reflecting on the meaning of celebration within the community.
Year 4 pupils are given opportunities to develop resilience, teamwork and independence through outdoor challenges.
Staying overnight at a youth hostel at Boggle Hole – building confidence, cooperation and responsibility away from home.
Sailing on a boat – developing water confidence and teamwork skills.
Visiting a wildlife park at Askham Bryan Wildlife & Conservation Park – learning about conservation and animal care.
Improving a patch of land in our area – contributing positively to our local environment.
Year 4 Cultural Capital also focuses on developing essential life skills:
Designing, making and flying a kite – applying creativity, design and problem-solving skills.
Sewing on a button – developing independence and practical self-care skills.
Planting it, growing it and eating it – understanding sustainability and where food comes from.
In Year 4, Cultural Capital means:
Deepening historical understanding through real artefacts and locations
Developing independence through residential experiences
Building teamwork and resilience through outdoor challenges
Strengthening environmental responsibility
Gaining practical skills that support everyday life
These rich and varied experiences ensure our pupils continue to grow as confident, capable learners who understand both their heritage and their responsibility within the wider world.
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