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Curriculum

Thorntree Primary School Curriculum Offer

Our Curriculum Intent

Our curriculum will give the children the opportunity to develop a rich and deep subject knowledge through the enjoyment, experience and challenge of learning. They will understand the value of their learning and see how it is relevant to their future.

At Thorntree Primary School, our curriculum is designed to ensure all children are ready for the next stage in their education. It is based on action research to ensure that it is fit for purpose and meets the needs of all children within our school. Key knowledge for each topic is taught to the children and supported through the use of knowledge organisers. Progressive key skills and concepts are also taught to ensure that children’s learning is interconnected and that they are able to apply their skills in different contexts.

Curriculum Area Link
Creative Curriculum Long Term Plan 2019/2020

Creative Curriculum Subject Coverage 2019/2020

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Early Years Knowledge Organiser and Skills Autumn 2 2019/2020 Click here
Year 1 Knowledge Organiser and Skills Autumn 2 2019/2020 Click here
Year 2 Knowledge Organiser and Skills Autumn 2 2019/2020 Click here
Year 3 Knowledge Organiser and Skills Autumn 2 2019/2020 Click here
Year 4 Knowledge Organiser and Skills Autumn 2 2019/2020 Click here
Year 5 Knowledge Organiser and Skills Autumn 2 2019/2020 Click here
Year 6 Knowledge Organiser and Skills Autumn 2 2019/2020 Click here

Progression Pathways

Our curriculum progresses through the use of subject pathways. These are used to demonstrate the learning journey children will take in each subject.

Subject
MFL Music  Art DT  PE 
PSHE RSE Geography History Computing
Biology  Chemistry  Physics

Physical Education ( PE )

At Thorntree Primary School we believe a high-quality physical education curriculum should inspire all pupils to succeed and excel in competitive sport and other physically-demanding activities. It should provide opportunities for pupils to become physically confident in a way which supports their health and fitness. Opportunities to compete in sport and other activities build character and help to embed values such as teamwork and respect. PE lays the importance in the value of exercise and a lifelong interest in a range of activities. It also seeks to promote enthusiasm for physical activity and challenge.

Policy Link
PE Sports Premium Report 2018/19 Click here
PE Premium Budget Report 2018/19 Click here
PE Coverage Y1-Y6 2019/20 Click here
PE Participation and Kit Reminder Click here

 

Mathematics

The intent of mathematics in Thorntree Primary School is to develop:

– a positive attitude towards mathematics and an awareness of the relevance of mathematics in the real world
– competence and confidence in mathematical knowledge, concepts and skills
– an ability to solve problems, to reason, to think logically and to work systematically and accurately.
– initiative and an ability to work both independently and in cooperation with others
– an ability to communicate mathematics
– an ability to use and apply mathematics across the curriculum and in real life
– an understanding of mathematics through a process of enquiry and experiment
– children’s fluency, reasoning and problem solving skills through a series of small steps in concepts

Policy Link
Mathematics Policy 2019/2020 Click here

Maths Long Term Plan 2019-2020

Religious Education

Policy Link
RE Policy Click here

 

English

Policy Link
Writing, Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling Policy 2018-2019 Click here
Phonics and Reading Policy 2018-2019 Click here

Science

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Science Policy Click here

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History Policy Click here
Geography Policy Click here

Computing

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Computing overview Click here
Computing Policy Click here

 

Modern Foreign Languages ( MFL )

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Modern Foreign Language Policy Click here

 

Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE)

Policy Link
Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE) Click here
PSHCE & RSE Policy Click here

 

Social, Moral, Spiritual and Cultural Education ( SMSC )

Policy Link
SMSC Click here
Fundamental British Vaules Click here
British Values Click here

 

Eco Schools

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Eco School Click here

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IQM Centre of Excellence Award
IQM Inclusive School Award
E-Safety – Progress
E-Safety – Commitment
PE
CEOP
School games silver
RRSA
Early years quality mark
Parent view
Numbers count
Napta
LPPA
Eco schools
Click ceop
British heart foundation
Arts council England
School games gold
Thorntree Primary School

School Contact

Thorntree Primary School
All enquiries should be directed to the school office.

Tel: 01642 242309

Thorntree Primary School The Greenway Thorntree Middlesbrough TS3 9NH

Head Teacher: Mrs Wendy Nelson

School Email: thorntree@mcschools.org.uk

School Contact: Mrs Pam Robson

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