Curriculum Overview
The curriculum in our school is designed to provide a range of resources and educational opportunities which promote learning, personal growth and development. We offer a broad and balanced curriculum which is engaging, creative and provides challenges and opportunities to promote children’s learning and respond to a range of diverse needs. Our curriculum encompasses a range of experiences to prepares pupil for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life.
The school curriculum comprises all learning and other experiences that are planned for our pupils and is based on the National Curriculum. In Reception classes they follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum. The National Curriculum for years 1 to 6 includes programmes of study for English, mathematics, science and foundation subjects, such as Geography, History, Art & Design, Design and Technology, Music, PE, MFL and Comuting. Our planning also makes provision for personal, social, health and economic education (PSHE).
Medium Term Plans
Reception – Autumn 2019
KS1
Year 1 – 2019/2020
Year 2 – 2019/2020
KS2
Year 3 – 2019/2020
Year 4 – 2019/2020
Year 5 – 2019/2020
Year 6 – 2019/2020
Computing Overview
To view our school curriculum policy, please click here
British Values
The teaching of British Values is a key focus throughout school. It is taught explicitly through PSHE, weekly assemblies and through a range of different topic areas within each year group. We link British Values with local, national and international news items.
The main themes are;
- Democracy
- Rule of law
- Individual liberty
- Mutual respect
- Tolerance of others
Whole School Assembly Themes 2019/2020
Autumn 1
Parables and Morals
Autumn 2
Staying Safe
Spring 1
Bible Stories
Spring 2
Stories from other cultures
Summer 1
Famous British people
Summer 2
Famous people from around the world
