Fonthill Primary Academy

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Curriculum

We believe that every child is unique, with a rich background and set of experiences that shape their learning journey. Our curriculum is designed to recognise and celebrate this diversity, ensuring that all children feel valued, represented, and empowered in their education.

Rooted in a commitment to high-quality teaching and learning, our curriculum is diverse, culturally rich, wide-scoping, and rigorous, underpinned by the systematic teaching of basic skills, knowledge, concepts, and values. We provide a broad and balanced curriculum that integrates cultural, historical, and ethical perspectives, giving children meaningful opportunities to explore, reflect, and connect their learning to the wider world.

Storytelling and creativity are at the heart of our approach, fostering engagement, imagination, and deep understanding. We make explicit links between different areas of learning, encouraging children to think critically, make connections, and develop a love for knowledge.

To enrich and enhance learning, we provide a range of purposeful experiences, including hands-on projects, enrichment activities, and real-world applications. These experiences create high-leverage learning opportunities where children can apply their knowledge and skills in meaningful ways, fostering independence, curiosity, and resilience.

Our ultimate goal is to nurture confident, inquisitive, and reflective learners who are prepared for the next stages of their education and beyond. We strive to create an environment that encourages curiosity, critical thinking, and a lifelong passion for learning, ensuring every child is equipped with the knowledge, skills, and values to thrive in an ever-changing world.

 

For more details on the curriculum contact the class teacher via ClassDojo or email the office (office@fonthill.tila.school) who will pass your query on. 

Our curriculum is continually being developed and updated, you can find more information about what is being taught here.

 

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