curriculum

The curriculum is organised to meet the national requirements for pupils aged four to five years in the Foundation Year, in Key Stage 1 (aged five to seven years) and Key Stage 2 (aged eight to eleven).

Pupils in the Foundation Year follow the nationally expected six areas of learning. They provide a framework for later achievement. They are:

Personal, Social and Emotional Development
Communication, Language and Literacy
Mathematical Development
Knowledge and Understanding of the World
Physical Development
Creative Development

From Year One all pupils follow the National Curriculum and study Religious Education. The subjects are:

English, Mathematics, Science and Information Technology - National Curriculum core foundation subjects;
National Curriculum foundation subjects: Art, Design and Technology, Geography, History, Music, Physical Education;
Religious Education is provided in line with the Essex County agreed RE syllabus that is broadly Christian in nature, but includes the study of other world faiths.