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CURRICULUM

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The curriculum is the total of all the learning experiences provided by the school for your child. We aim to provide a broad, balanced curriculum at all stages of your child’s development through which your child will be able to reach their full potential and develop their individual talents, interests and skills.

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We use a thematic approach to make links between different subjects as we believe that this makes learning relevant and enjoyable. We also use the local environment and educational visits to enhance the children’s engagement and understanding. We are committed to developing children’s skills for learning alongside personal and social skills.

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The themed approach to our curriculum enables many of the subjects in the national curriculum programmes of study (known as Foundation Subjects) to be delivered in an engaging and challenging context where pupils can understand their relevance.

 

Each class teaches a bi-annual curriculum to ensure coverage. For Class 1, please see the EYFS page. The current themes for classes 2, 3 and 4 can be viewed by clicking the links below:

 

Class 2 Themes 

Autumn Cycle A - Let's Explore

Spring Cycle A - Fire Fire!

Summer Cycle A - King of the Castle

Autumn Cycle B - Our Amazing World

Spring Cycle B - Houses and Homes

Summer Cycle B - Real Life Superheroes 

 

Class 3 Themes 

Autumn Cycle A - Stone Age to Iron age

Spring Cycle A - The Tudors

Summer Cycle A - Space

Autumn Cycle B - Manchester

Spring Cycle B - Rainforests

Summer Cycle B - Ancient Egypt

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Class 4 Themes 

Autumn Cycle A  - Mayans

Spring Cycle A - Vikings and Anglo-Saxons

Summer Cycle A - Local study

Autumn Cycle B - World War 2

Spring Cycle B - Ancient Greece

Summer Cycle B - Crime and Punishment

 

 

Each year group has a defined set of learning objectives that

are covered over the year and these booklets can be

downloaded by clicking the links below:

 

 

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Please see links below for further information on each subject.

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