Curriculum
Learning is a change to long-term memory.
Our aims are to ensure that our children experience a wide breadth of study and have, by the end of each key stage, an ambitious body of knowledge within their long-term memory.
The development of our curriculum intention, and on to the curriculum content itself is one that has evolved over time. It continues to change as we see priorities shift with the local, national and world circumstances around pandemics, climate change and ever changing technology.
For more detail on our Curriculum Intent and the research behind it please click here.
The knowledge progression we aim to implement in each subject can be found below. As stated these will continually evolve over time as the needs of our pupils change.
| Art & Design | History | PSHE and British Values |
| Computing | Mathematics | |
| Design & Technology | Modern Foreign Language (French) | Religious Education |
| English | Music | Science |
| Physical Education |
Curriculum Content by Year Group
As stated learning is a change to long-term memory. The progressions above ensure children return to previous learning at a greater depth and breadth over their time in school. We have detailed below the knowledge content they experience in each year group.
| Year 1 | Year 2 | |
| Year 3 | Year 4 | |
| Year 6 |
Phonics
We use Little Wandle Letters and Sounds to develop phonics skills in school using the Big Cat Letters and Sounds Phonics Reading Scheme in Foundation 2 and Year 1 to reinforce these skills.