Our Curriculum

Caring - Supporting - Achieving

 

We aim to ensure that all pupils experience high quality and purposeful teaching and learning - encouraging and enabling all pupils to achieve their potential.


This includes:

• delivery of the Foundation Stage and National Curriculum within a school curriculum which incorporates balance, breadth, challenge, coherence, relevance, equal opportunity, differentiation, continuity and progression.
• the use of a range of teaching and learning strategies, technologies and resources.
• development of investigative and independent skills and positive attitudes to learning with challenge and targets.
• the promotion of high standards, success, excellence and enjoyment in all aspects and at all levels of learning.

We aim to develop a school which relates to and respects the immediate environment, the wider community and the world beyond.
• developing an appreciation of past achievement and an understanding of the present world in preparation for life in the 21st century.
• maintaining a school environment which is welcoming, stimulating, well-ordered, tidy, clean and safe.
• developing a shared sense of respect and responsibility for all that belongs to our school and towards the people who work within it.
• involvement of governors, parents, the local community and relevant outside agencies in the work of our school.
• developing responsibility for one’s own actions, and to have awareness, appreciation and respect regarding cultural, religious and moral values of others.
• encouraging and developing informed, independent decision-making in matters relating to the environment as well as to health, morality, belief and spirituality.

 

East Wickham Primary School Curriculum

At EWPA we aim to provide a broad and balanced curriculum which enables all children to develop a lifelong love of learning; promotes the willingness to question and explore whilst developing resilience and the confidence to take risks in order to achieve the highest possible outcomes.

Our curriculum is based upon the Early Foundation Stage and National Curriculum Framework. We provide a wide and varied learning experience from the Nursery through to year 6, which is enriched through creative contexts and our values based learning community.

Aims

EWPA Curriculum enables all children to become:

·         Successful lifelong learners who enjoy learning, make progress and achieve

·         Confident individuals who are able to live safe, healthy and fulfilling lives

·         Responsible citizens who make a positive contribution to society

Values

EWPA Curriculum is developed around a values based learning community which:

·         Promotes personal development;

·         Support equality of opportunity;

·         Develops spiritual, moral, social, intellectual and physical growth;

·         Celebrates the contributions of a diverse range of people, cultures and heritages;

·         Develops an understanding of the world and environment in which we live and promotes the need to care and protect it.

Purpose

The curriculum at EWPA will:

·         Promote high standards across the curriculum particularly in English, Maths, Science and ICT

·         Provide a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum for all children

·         Instil a positive disposition to learning and develop a commitment to learn

·         Equip children with essential knowledge, skills and understanding

·         Prepare children for the next phase of their education and their future careers

·         Widen children’s horizons and raise aspirations about future learning, education and career opportunities.

·         Make children aware of, and engaged with their local, national and international communities

·         Help children recognise that personal development is essential to well-being and success

PSHE and Values Curriculum

Our 'PSHE and Values Curriculum' document contains further details about the values and life skills we promote at East Wickham Primary Academy.

IT Equipment and Resources

We have a wide range of IT equipment and resources available in each classroom and throughout the school. Each classroom has it's own Interactive WhiteBoard (IWB), HD Visualiser and laptops. Every KS2 classroom has 2 shared computers. We also have iPads that are available for classes to use and both teachers and our pupils can demonstrate and project work on to the class IWB.

KS1 Curriculum Meeting 19th September 2016

The PowerPoint presentation shown during the KS1 curriculum meeting can be accessed here.

Useful Resources to Support Pupil Learning

Questions?

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