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  • School Curriculum Intent

    At Green Dragon Primary School the curriculum comprises all the activities that are planned, taught and developed within the school to promote learning and personal growth. Through participating in these activities the children develop intellectually, personally, socially, emotionally and physically.

    • We place great importance on the development of our children as Independent Learners and believe that our creative approach in the classroom contributes very much to the achievement of that goal.
    • We believe that every child should enjoy learning and receive a first class education through high quality experiences and enrichment opportunities that embed life- long learning. 
    • Our curriculum is ambitious and lays the foundation for improved future success. It is designed to nurture creativity and to be inclusive of children’ diverse needs and backgrounds. The ability to learn transferable skills- to become an independent, inquisitive, learner- is a core aim of our curriculum.
    • We aim to overturn inequality by ensuring that all children, regardless of circumstance, have every opportunity to succeed and thrive. Every child is recognised as a unique individual and we celebrate our differences within our diverse school community.
    • We recognise the rich cultural background of our community; therefore, language opportunities are embedded across the curriculum so that we are fluent in Standard English. British values are at the core of all we do whether it be through our assemblies, our RE curriculum, our Personal, Social, Health and Economic (PSHE) lessons or through other areas of the curriculum.
    • We value the importance of our children recognising their own heritage in the curriculum. When learning about the significant achievements in human history, we encourage our children to recognise their own heritage and history within this. We firmly believe in the importance of developing a strong sense of identity and self-esteem in order for our children to have the highest aspirations.
    • We believe that the school workforce and curriculum should reflect the community we serve; therefore, all groups are represented, and the curriculum is purposefully developed to connect and engage pupil interests.
    • We respect parents as the first teachers of their children and aim to work with families to secure a learning and growing relationship together. Therefore, we operate an open door policy and welcome our parents into school. Parents are kept well informed about their child’s learning and progress.
    • We believe that childhood should be a happy and enquiring time in our lives, that children should have a range of experiences that enhance their learning and expand their understanding and curiosity of the world around them.
    • Safeguarding is our number one priority. We believe that the health, safety and well-being of all our children are of paramount importance and therefore maintain a culture of vigilance at school and in the community. Effective safeguarding of children can only be achieved by putting children at the centre of the system as is reflected in our daily practice and embedded in every decision we make.
    • Given our context, the school vision, aims and ethos, outline the drive and ambition of staff and the community to overturn the deficit, accelerate progress and provide unique experiences, including cultural capital, to ensure each child has every opportunity to thrive and succeed in the 21st century. Therefore, our aim is to provide our children with rich, inspiring and evolving curriculum opportunities which build confidence, tolerance, resilience, communication, respect and readiness to contribute to society.

    For more information on the National curriculum, visit the website: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/national-curriculum

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For information on the teaching approach for a specific subject, kindly refer to the relevant tab dedicated to that subject.

 
EYFS
Phonics
English
MathsHistory copy
ScienceIPC
GeographyComputing
PSHE
PE
RE
Music copy
Art
D&T
Spanish
E-safety
Homelearning

Please click on the following links to see what is being taught in each Year group for this term. 

EYFS                      Year 1                   Year 2                     Year 3                       Year 4                        Year 5                         Year 6

PARENT LEAFLETS

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Year 1 Autumn 1 Parent Leaflet Brainwave 2025
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Year 3 Autumn 1 Parent Leaflet Brainwave 2025
Year 4 Autumn 1 Parent Leaflet Brainwave 2025
Year 5 Autumn 1 Parent Leaflet Brainwave 2025
Year 6 Autumn 1 Parent Leaflet Brainwave 2025
 

End of year expectations

These booklets provide information for parents and carers on the age-related, end-of-year, national curriculum expectations for children in our school.

All the objectives will be taught and practised throughout the year. The progress of all children will be continuously assessed by their class teacher – and any child who needs further teaching or practice to help meet the expectations will be provided with this additional support.

Any help parents/carers can give at home to help your children achieve national expectations is greatly valued.

GD End-of-Year Expectations for Year 1
GD End-of-Year Expectations for Year 2
GD End-of-Year Expectations for Year 3
GD End-of-Year Expectations for Year 4
GD End-of-Year Expectations for Year 5
GD End-of-Year Expectations for Year 6

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