Curriculum Statement
We believe that all children have gifts and abilities and that it is our role as educators, to help all children to achieve their full potential.
As a Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School, we believe that God is central to all of our lives and that God values us all and knows and values each and every one of us.
We value each and every child and believe that we are in a privileged position, in working with parents, to be able to shape each child's learning, to motivate and to enthuse.
We feel that learning should be an enjoyable voyage of discovery and to that end, we pursue a variety of teaching and learning strategies which include a range of kinaesthetic, auditory and visual activities.
We believe that the curriculum should meet the needs of all children and therefore strive to ensure that the needs of all learners are met, regardless of where they are in their learning journey.
If you would like to read more about the new Primary Curriculum there is a link here.
Christian Values!
We believe that everyone who learns at our school should behave in school according to Christian Value. These values are explained at the website www.christianvalues4schools.co.uk/ which is introduced by the Archbishop of Canterbury. We have also tried to interpret these for our children and staff at St Nicholas. You can find these here.
Work in Progress!
Our Teaching and Learning Group have produced a Children's Charter for Learning.
Go to the website here and then click on "The Published Charters" tab.
The password is NCSL-NET.
To read more about our Curriculum Statement please click here.
To find CURRICULUM RESOURCES click here.
Do you want to find out more about the Cambridge Primary Review? Click here
LATEST CURRICULUM THINKING
Are you interested in teaching and learning pedagogy and all things education?
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We also run a number of exciting EXTRA CURRICULAR CLUBS. Follow this link to find out more.
SATs results for St Nicholas C of E Primary School