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Curriculum

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Curriculum Statement Intent

At Wimboldsley the curriculum continually evolves to meet the needs of the pupils in our school.

Implementation of Our Curriculum

  • Provide a broad and balanced curriculum, which is underpinned by aims, values and purpose which develops the whole person.  It develops the children’s knowledge and skills across the entire curriculum and develops a deep understanding whilst instilling good learning attitudes.  There is clear progression in subject knowledge and skills

  • Ensure all children use key reading, communication and mathematical skills to enable them to access the whole curriculum 

  • Ensure knowledge and skills are built on sequentially from Nursery to Year 6 across all subject areas

  • Ensure that teaching across all phases and subjects is consistent with the Teaching, Learning and Assessment policy and best practice

  • Instil resilience with a love of learning

  • Ensure children are very well placed to succeed in the next stage of their learning

  • Understand and celebrate the diversity of communities

  • Equip children to have a positive impact on their community and understand local, national and global issues.

  • Provide trips and experiences to ensure all children have the opportunity to have first-hand experiences

Outcomes/Impact

  • Children achieve excellent outcomes

  • Progress in all subjects, across all phases is at least good

  • The gap is narrowed for PP children

  • All children know their value and worth

  • Children show resilience and love learning

  • Children know a range of leadership skills and strategies and take responsibility for their own learning

  • Transition is seamless and children thrive in the next stage of education

  • Children understand and celebrate diversity

  • Children understand that they can impact on local, national and global issues and make a difference

 

 

 

 

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