At Brookhouse Primary School, our curriculum is designed to meet the needs of all pupils from differing heritage groups, preparing them for the next phase of their education.
Almost all of our pupils have English as an additional language and therefore, oracy, language development and reading are at the heart of our curriculum. Learning starts in Early Years with a curriculum based around quality texts. This continues through Key Stage 1 and 2 where high quality texts are used to support learning and structured daily whole class reading sessions take place in all classes. Good use of standard English is consistently modelled and subject specific vocabulary is taught so that pupils develop a wider range of spoken language and improve their understanding and comprehension.
Through our carefully sequenced curriculum provision, which includes a range of first hand experiences, we equip our pupils with the essential knowledge and skills to become successful, confident learners who are able to access a broad and balanced curriculum.
As a community school, we work closely with families to equip them with the skills necessary to support their children to ‘be the best they can be’. Our school values (linked closely to British Values) underpin everything we do in school and act as a guide for how to live a good life. Through our PSHE and RE curriculum, assemblies and nurture opportunities, the spiritual, cultural and moral development of our pupils is prioritised so that they become well-rounded and confident individuals who impact positively on society.
Our curriculum has been designed so that all pupils have access. Please read the Accessibility Plan below which will give you information on this.
The links on this page provide information about our school curriculum in each academic year for every subject. In addition, the document titled 'Primary National Curriculum' provides an in-depth breakdown of the primary curriculum for key stages 1 and 2. This can be found in the whole school curriculum tab.
Should you require further information or have any questions about our curriculum, please feel free to discuss with your child's class teacher or request to speak to subject leaders.