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Curriculum Overview

Mrs Pearce is our curriculum lead.

Scotter Primary Curriculum Intent

An Overview of the Curriculum - due to the organisation of the year groups, there is a two year curriculum cycle

How accessible is the curriculum?

 

  • Class teachers address the needs of all children through quality first teaching and ensure that all groups of children get an equal share of their time in lessons.
  • The curriculum is matched to the needs of the child through accurate evaluation of prior knowledge and understanding the children’s individual next steps.
  • Children can be seated in a specified position in the classroom to enable them to see and hear the teacher properly and to reduce distraction and improves focus.
  • Personalised targets, curriculum, and support are provided as appropriate, to also ensure children are meeting their next steps and are included in learning with their peers.
  • Reasonable adjustments are made to tasks, activities and experiences to ensure the success of all children. (For example, clear expectations, reduced quantity of work, alternative forms of recording, or extra time/ support.)
  • The British Values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty and mutual respect for and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs, and for those without faith, are interwoven into our curriculum.  As a school embarking on the Unicef's rights of a child charter, the rights of a child are explicitly taught and lived in school.  

 

Equality Objectives


In accordance with the Protected Characteristics in the Equality Act 2010, at Scotter Primary School we do not discriminate against anyone, be they staff or pupil, on the grounds of their:-
a) Age
b) Disability
c) gender reassignment
d) marriage and civil partnership
e) pregnancy and maternity
f) race
g) religion or belief
h) sex
i) sexual orientation
• We promote the principles of fairness and justice for all through the education that we provide in our school
• We ensure that all pupils have equal access to the full range of educational opportunities provided by the school.
• We constantly strive to remove any forms of indirect discrimination that may form barriers to learning.
• We ensure that all recruitment, employment, promotion and training systems are fair to all, and provide opportunities for everyone to achieve.
• We challenge stereotyping and prejudice whenever it occurs.
• We celebrate the cultural diversity of our community and show respect for all minority groups.
• We are aware that prejudice and stereotyping is caused by low self-image and ignorance.
Through positive educational experiences and support for each individual’s point of view, we aim to promote positive social attitudes and respect for all.

Age Related Expectations for Year One to Year Six in English and Maths

Age Related Expectations for Years One to Six in Science

More information regarding the curriculum can be obtained by contacting Mrs Cockram.

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