Curriculum

In Reception classes children follow the Early Year’s Curriculum,  this contains 3 prime areas for a child’s development:

In addition, there are specific areas, which include essential skills and knowledge or children to participate successfully in society:

Children in the rest of the school follow the National Curriculum. Years 1 and 2 children study the Key Stage 1 National Curriculum and Years 3 – 6 study the Key Stage 2 National Curriculum. Subjects taught include:

Non denominational Religious Education is taught as part of the curriculum, in accordance with Luton’s locally agreed syllabus.

In KS1 we are currently using the following phonics / reading schemes:-

 Further information regarding the curriculum including overviews and year groups specific progression information can be found  on Year group or subject area information. Please click on the clicks on the side bar of this page.

Assemblies

Assemblies are an important part of school life and an opportunity for different year groups to get together as a community. Assemblies are a time when we place emphasis on the development of values and attitudes towards each other and the world around us. Assemblies are of a broadly Christian nature, but due consideration is given to the multicultural society in which we all live.

Educational Visits

Visits play an important part in every child’s education and are used as a tool to bring learning to life. Visits can be in the local community e.g. a local place of worship/walk around the area or can be further a field e.g. London. Parents are asked to contribute towards the cost of these trips, in accordance with the school’s charging policy. 

Additional information can be found on the curriculum overview pages.