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Primary School and Pre-School

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Curriculum

Aims of the Curriculum

 

Our school curriculum aims to:

 

Ensure success in an ever changing society.

Provide opportunities which will open up different possibilities for children's futures.

Foster stewardship, giving them guidance to make just decisions, based on Catholic Social Teaching, for the good of others, fulfilling God's plan for them.

 

 

 

Principles of the Curriculum

          

Our school curriculum aims to equip children with the highest standards of academic, physical, social and emotional skill that will enable them to adapt to an ever changing society, realise their dreams and ambitions and fulfil God’s plan for each one of them.

 

Our curriculum will encourage, develop and promote:

 

  • Spirituality
  • Independent learning behaviour
  • Confidence and self-belief
  • Philosophical thinking
  • Good communication
  • Performance skills
  • Healthy sporting attitudes
  • Responsibility and Stewardship
  • Social justice and equal opportunity
  • Sustainable living
  • Personal health, fitness & safety
  • Entrepreneurial spirit
  • Creativity
  • Transferable skills

Our Curriculum Rationale

Curriculum Progression Documents

St Thomas More’s Curriculum Design 

Much of the content of the National Curriculum is delivered through themes across the school. 

Within each theme there will be; 

  • Inspirational starter lesson or hook which provides a clear purpose for learning 
  • Key text(s) that will maximise reading and writing opportunities  
  • Speaking and Listening embedded within teaching and learning that includes the teaching of specific vocabulary 
  • Real experiences which provide and reinforce context for children (visits, visitors, artefacts, role-play etc…) 
  • Opportunities for basic skills in Literacy and Numeracy to be developed and applied 
  • Links to prior learning and clear progression of skills 

Finding out more...

 

If you want to find out more about our curriculum, please speak to your child's class teacher. 

 

You can also visit our Class Pages where there is further information.

 

Click here to find out more about the National Curriculum.

 

Our accessibility plan can be read by clicking here.

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