Curriculum Information
At Broadgreen Primary School we want our pupils to have a meaningful curriculum, which prepares them to be citizens of modern Britain, with PHSE at the forefront of our whole school curriculum intent. We aim to succeed and achieve together by providing a curriculum that inspires, challenges and empowers our pupils to reach their full potential.
We aim for our curriculum to be
- Broad and balanced with clear progression in subject knowledge and skills.
- Relevant, filled with rich first-hand purposeful experiences, which are flexible and responsive to individual needs and interests.
Our curriculum is planned to meet the needs of the children in Broadgreen Primary we aim to develop their understanding of our local context utilising the excellent cultural offer within our city- and broadening their understanding of our region, our country and the world. We aim for our children to be inspired by learning about important people, places and events, to be challenged to have high aspirations for themselves in all aspects of school life and to empower them by giving them the skills them need to succeed now and in the future.
Our focus on the basic skills of reading, writing and maths continues to be of upmost importance following the recent pandemic. Within school we have an increased focus on mental health and wellbeing and PSHE. We deliver a broad curriculum offer to all pupils.
We teach the National Curriculum, comprising the core subjects of: English, Mathematics and Science, along with the foundation subjects: Religious Education, Computing, History, Geography, Design and Technology, Art and Design, Music, Physical Education and Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education and French as our foreign language.
The aims of our Curriculum are for children to:
- Enjoy learning
- To embed the application of basic skills in English and Maths
- Allow writing to be meaningfully embedded
- Provide opportunities for cross-curricular work (where meaningful)
- Feel successful in their learning and to promote high self esteem
- Become creative, independent learners
- Be given significant time to learn new skills and have time to practise those skills
- Know what their strengths are and which areas they need to develop
- Become successful lifelong learners who are able to reach their full potential
- Be able to evaluate and assess their own learning
Here at Broadgreen Primary School we are proud to have the Basic Skills Quality Mark (renewed April 2019) in recognition of the emphasis we place upon reading, writing and maths.
Basic skills
Each day our pupils experience high quality teaching of English, including reading and phonics and Maths. Computing, whilst taught discreetly, is integrated across all subject areas. To ensure early success in reading, writing and spelling we follow the Read Write Inc programme. For English we have a text based approach and for Maths we utilise the White Rose Hub planning. The statutory requirements for each year group can be found here. More information about Read Write Inc and White Rose Hub.
Curriculum Maps
We have developed our curriculum to enable children to build on prior knowledge and skills; this allows them to broaden and deepen their understanding further each year.
Foundation Stage 1 Foundation Stage 2 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6
Modern Foreign Languages - French
Here at Broadgreen Primary we have chosen French as the Modern Foreign Language that we teach to our pupils. In Key Stage Two sessions are delivered by teachers from LaAcademia who work in school every Tuesday. Please see examples of the planning below.
Year 3 French Scheme of work.doc Year 4 French Scheme of work.doc
Year 5 French Scheme of work.docx Year 6 French Scheme of work.docx
Safeguarding
Take a look at our Safeguarding Curriculum Map which outlines our curriculum coverage for delivering safety messages to our pupils.
