The curriculum we offer our children is varied, rich and relevant, and ensures quality and progression. It consists of all the learning activities, experiences and interactions that meet the requirements of National Curriculum and also includes what we believe is important for our children’s all round development. We have updated our schemes of work to reflect the content and challenge of the new National Curriculum and our staff have received training in the key areas of curriculum change. Skills learned in English and Mathematics are transferred and applied to this curriculum.

The National Curriculum consists of core subjects – Maths, English, Science, plus Religious Education and Foundation Subjects - History, Geography, Computing, Design and Technology, Music, Art and Design, Physical Education and Languages (French). Music, PE and Art are strengths of the school and we show our commitment to these areas by having specialist teachers in these areas.

Parents and other members of the public can find out more about the curriculum the school is following by clicking on the link to DFE's national curriculum for England here. The national curriculum sets out the programmes of study and attainment targets for all subjects at all 4 key stages.

The phonics scheme the school is using in Key Stage 1 is the DfE's Letters and Sounds programme, and the school use a variety reading scheme books to ensure breadth and balance.

Links to the school's curriculum overviews can be found below.