At Sproatley Primary School our curriculum is designed to inspire enthusiasm for learning, building on achievement and supporting pupil well-being and happiness.
We aim to develop each child fully – socially, physically, intellectually, morally and spiritually by fostering a caring inclusive community leaving no child behind and celebrating their uniqueness.
We provide first hand learning experiences that allow children to develop interpersonal skills, develop relationships and build resilience. Our cross-curricular approach fosters a love of nature enabling our children to make meaningful links with their learning whilst Christian Values are explicitly taught and embedded in school life.
We celebrate our own school identity through the unique experiences that our curriculum and community provides. Through our Christian values and our commitment to outdoor learning and pupil wellbeing, we aim to unlock a natural curiosity for knowledge and skills with enhanced opportunities to engage and inspire learning and recognise individuality. We acknowledge success for all children, in all aspects of their development, encourage and build confidence, recognising and celebrating all types of talents.
Our curriculum is rich, broad and balanced- creativity in all areas of life is encouraged and celebrated, while being enhanced through opportunities for stimulating visits, interesting visitors, personalised musical opportunities and much more. Pupils build their global understanding and learn to understand and respect themselves and others, celebrate diversity whilst also building a greater appreciation of the value of possessions and experiences.
Teamwork and responsibility are an essential part of our curriculum and we enable children to take on key roles and learn new skills; building their confidence and resilience while giving opportunities to learn about wider opportunities and career paths to actively raise their aspiration. In this way we prepare them for becoming active and valued members of the wider community now and in the future.
Our curriculum complies with the Equality Act 2010 and the Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014. For full details on how we are complying, please visit the SEN Information Report page of our website.
Contact Mrs Tippett if you would like any further information on our curriculum.
At Sproatley:
When developing our curriculum, we carefully considered what our children need (the things that our curriculum MUST provide):
We are fortunate to be based near a wide range of things that we can utilise throughout the delivery of our curriculum and to help develop our children. These include:
We offer all children a broad and balanced curriculum by ensuring all subjects are delivered in line with the standards outlined in our curriculum implementation. These subjects are:
Core Subjects:
Foundation Subjects:
Enriched Curriculum:
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