LKS2
Trails
- Orientate themselves with accuracy around a short trail
- Create a short trail for others with a physical challenge.
Problem solving
- Communicate clearly with other people in a team, and with other teams.
- Experience different roles within a team and begin to identify the key skills required for each.
- Associate the meaning of a key in the context of the environment.
- Begin to use a map to complete an orienteering course.
Preparation & organisation
- Try a range of equipment for creating and completing an activity.
- Make an informed decision on the best equipment to use for an activity.
Compete
- Complete an orienteering course more than once and begin to identify ways of improving completion time.
- Start to improve trails to increase the challenge of the course.
Evaluate
- Offer an evaluation of both personal performance and activities.
UKS2
Trails
- Orientate themselves around a course with confidence and accuracy when under pressure.
- Design an orienteering course that is clear to follow and offers a challenge for others.
Problem solving
- Use clear communication to effectively complete particular roles in a team, showing leadership skills when working under pressure.
- Compete in orienteering activities independently and as part of a team.
- Use a range of map styles and make an informed decision on the most effective.
- Use a compass for navigation.
Preparation & organisation
- Choose the best equipment for an outdoor activity.
- Identify the quickest route to accurately navigate an orienteering course.
Compete
- Complete an orienteering course on multiple occasions, in a quicker time due to improved technique.
- Listen to feedback and improve an orienteering course from it.
Evaluate
- Offer a detailed evaluation to improve challenge and performance.