Curriculum
School Curriculum
Curriculum Intent
‘We encourage and inspire children to aim high and challenge themselves in everything they do. ‘
Rationale
At St. Clements, our wider curriculum is underpinned by our mission statement, ‘to encourage and inspire children to aim high and challenge themselves in everything they do’. As a result our wider curriculum:
- is inspiring for our learners
- is ambitious in its vision for what our pupils will achieve
- provides cultural experiences to address local deprivation
- is coherently planned and sequenced to promote an accumulation of significant knowledge
- allows a flexible approach to adapt to the needs of all learners
At St. Clements, we recognise the power of the wider curriculum to enhance the learning across all subjects, and engage all types of learners; we truly teach a broad and balanced curriculum. Our curriculum is knowledge engaged, giving knowledge, skills and understanding equal weight. Every child at St. Clements is celebrated for what they can do, and encouraged to fulfil their potential. We prioritise the wider curriculum in our timetables to ensure an accumulation of significant knowledge and understanding, enabling every child to express their talents and interests. Teachers have a good subject knowledge and plan with the curriculum aims in mind, ensuring that work is both ambitious and inspiring.
Planning
Our long-term curriculum overview maps the topic and curriculum content across each year and term (agreed with teachers before the commencement of the academic year). At the start of each academic year, teachers plan the skills they will address in each term with the Wider Curriculum lead, using medium term plans. This gives teachers the tools to plan effectively each term and ensure sufficient coverage and depth in the wider curriculum. Teachers are given the flexibility to adapt curriculum content, providing it meets the curriculum intent for our pupils. The curriculum takes a topic based approach, with a new topic taught each term to deliver the aims of the national curriculum.
Revised-Curriculum-Overview 24-25
Year Three PSHE Overview Jan 24
Year Four PSHE Overview Jan 24
Year Five PSHE Overview Jan 24
Before We Leave, We Will Achieve KS2 FINAL
Before We Leave, We Will Achieve KS1 final
Before We Leave, We Will Achieve EYFS (1)
Two experience days per term plus visitors and educational visits are also timetabled to enhance and support delivery of the creative aspects of the wider curriculum.
Please take a look at our Curriculum in action page here.
Our Subjects:
English |
Maths |
Science |
PSHCCE |
Computing |
Art |
DT |
History |
Geography |
MFL |
PE |
RE |
Music |
If you wish to find out more about our curriculum or subjects please speak to or contact the subject leaders:
PSHE Lead – Mrs Parker
PSHE Behaviour aspect lead- Mr Thirsk
PSHE- Healthy Schools aspect Lead – Miss Steeles
Literacy lead – Ms Younge and Mrs St-Hill
Numeracy lead – Mrs Leigh
Co-Numeracy lead – Miss Checkland
Phonics lead /Co-Literacy lead – Mrs Gill
Science (STEM) lead – Ms Nichol
D & T lead – Ms Nichol and Mr Nield
Computing lead – Mr Nield
PE Lead – Mr Thirsk
RE/worship & RSSA lead – Mrs Abela and Miss Thompson
Humanities lead – Mrs Liegh
MFL lead – Miss Checkland
Art lead – Miss Beedle
Music lead– Mrs Parker and Mr Nield
Forest Schools Lead – Miss Austen