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Curriculum
The curriculum is effectively what we do in school. It consists of our aims, schemes and programmes of work to help your child to learn and to deliver the National Curriculum at the appropriate level for each year group. Since September 2014 a revised national curriculum has been in force. For further information on how we organise our curriculum, scroll down.
We aim to provide a broad, balanced and relevant curriculum, which promotes the development of the whole child. Whilst the teaching and learning of mathematics and English is a crucial part of everyday learning, the social, physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual growth of every child, is also a key part of our curriculum.
To find out more about the breadth, balance and depth of our curriculum, please follow the links.
The National Curriculum provides us with a curriculum which we use as a framework for planning meaningful activities to meet the needs of individual children. From this framework, each year group develop themes through which subjects are taught. From Superheros to Ancient Worlds, each theme gives pupils a context to learn which is pupil led, fun and motivating. As a school, we have developed whole school priorities which link to our curriculum. Click here for further information
As part of our curriculum, pupils take part in weekly PSHE sessions which cover a range of topics.
The PSHE curriculum aims to provide schools with an explicit, structured whole-curriculum framework for developing children’s social, emotional and behavioural skills. If children have been taught to develop skills then this enables children to
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* make and sustain friendships;
* deal with and resolve conflict effectively and fairly;
* solve problems with others or by themselves;
* manage strong feelings such as frustration, anger and anxiety;
* be able to promote calm and optimistic states that promote the achievement of goals;
* recover from setbacks and persist in the face of difficulties;
* work and play cooperatively;
* compete fairly and win and lose with dignity and respect for competitors;
* recognise and stand up for their rights and the rights of others;
* understand and value the differences and commonalities between people, respecting the right of others to have beliefs and values different from their own. The vast majority of parents would support these aims.
Click here to find out more about how Ecclesfield supports British Values within our curriculum.
Click here for a guide to assessments at Ecclesfield
If you have any further question about the curriculum at Ecclesfield, please get in touch.
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Subject Overviews
Below is an overview of our curriculum. Each document contains a brief synopsis of what each year group covers for each National Curriculum subject.
English Subject Overview 2017-2018
Mathematics Subject Overview 2017-2018
Music Subject Overview 2017-2018
PSHE & SMSC Subject Overview 2017-2018
Art and Design Subject Overview 2017-2018
Geography Subject Overview 2017-2018
History Subject Overview 2017-2018
Science Subject Overview 2017-2018
Computing Subject Overview 2017-2018
Religious Education Subject Overview 2017-2018
Languages Subject Overview 2017-2018
Design and Technology Subject Overview 2017-2018
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Yearly Overviews
Each Year group develops their own curriculum using the National Curriculum as guidance. As a school, we use a thematic approach to learning which simply means where possible, the children's learning is grouped together under a theme. The themes are regularly changed and discussed with the children so that their interests and talents are reflected in our learning.
See below for each year groups yearly overview.
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Curriculum Newsletters:
Each half term, the class teachers put together some information for parents and carers about the learning that will be happening over the topic. If you do have any other questions, please see the class teacher.
Foundation Curriculum Newsletter Summer 2 2017-2018
Year One Curriculum Newsletter Summer 2 2017-2018
Year Two Curriculum Newsletter Summer 2 2017-2018
Year Three Curriculum Newsletter Summer 2 2017-2018
Year Four Curriculum Newsletter Summer 2 2017-2018
Year Five Curriculum Newsletter Summer 2 2017-2018
Year Six Curriculum Newsletter Summer 2 2017-2018