The curriculum is effectively what we do in school. It consists of our aims, schemes and programmes of work to help your child to learn and to deliver the National Curriculum at the appropriate level for each year group. We aim to provide a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum, which promotes the development of the whole child. Whilst the teaching and learning of Numeracy and Literacy is a crucial part of everyday learning, the social, physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual growth of every child, is also a key part of our skills based curriculum which focuses on transferable skills within learning.
The National Curriculum provides us with a curriculum which we use as a framework for planning meaningful activities to meet the needs of individual children. From this framework, each year group develop themes through which subjects are taught. From Superheros to Ancient Worlds, each theme gives pupils a context to learn which is pupil led, fun and motivating.
Please contact J Eagleton for further information about the curriculum information.
Curriculum Planning
Curriculum planning by subject
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- Click here for Computing
- Click here for DT
- Click here for English
- Click here for Geography
- Click here for History
- Click here for Mathematics
- Click here for MFL
- Click here for Music
- Click here for Physical Education
- Click here for RHE
- Click here for Religious Education
- Click here for Science
- Click here for Mathematical Vocabulary
- Click here for Mathematics Glossary
- Click here for Reading on a Page-Coit
- Click here for Phonics on a Page
- Click here for RHE Vocabulary
- Click here for Geography Vocabulary Progression
Long Term Planning by Year Group
- Click here for F2
- Click here for Y1
- Click here for Y2
- Click here for Y3
- Click here for Y4
- Click here for Y5
- Click here for Y6
- Click here for English Glossary of Terms
- Click here for Y1 English Overview
- Click here for Y2 English Overview
- Click here for Y3 & Y4 English Overview
- Click here for Y5 & Y6 English Overview
Recommended Books
To support changes week
'What's Happening to Me?: Boy' by Alex Frith
'What's Happening to Me?: Girl' by Alex Frith