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Tannery Drift First School

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Curriculum:<br />

We have a creative curriculum that encourages children to make<br />

connections between all areas of their learning and develop their<br />

thinking skills.<br />

Topics are planned for each term which embed science, geography,<br />

history, ICT, design and art opportunities. Literacy and numeracy<br />

are carefully planned to be as relevant as possible to the topic, with<br />

key skills taught separately as needed.<br />

Standards:<br />

Our children achieve well at all levels in the school. All class<br />

teachers regularly review children’s progress and parents and carers<br />

are kept involved and informed of their child’s achievements. We<br />

have an established team of staff who know the children well and<br />

who are dedicated to ensuring that all children make extremely<br />

good progress.<br />

The Extended <strong>School</strong>:<br />

The school has an established Breakfast Club and there are on-site<br />

After <strong>School</strong> Club facilities. This high quality extended provision<br />

allows pupils to be at school from 7.45am – 6pm.<br />

Challenge:<br />

All children are encouraged to<br />

take risks with their learning.<br />

They are encouraged to<br />

become independent learners.<br />

Challenging, open-ended<br />

questions, tasks and topic work<br />

are encouraged to allow<br />

children to investigate and<br />

develop the skills of learning.<br />

Ofsted quotes:<br />

“Teaching is good, particularly in<br />

terms of personal relationships<br />

and classroom practice”<br />

“The curriculum is strong in a<br />

number of ways, including<br />

developing literacy and numeracy<br />

both discretely and within other<br />

subjects”<br />

Ofsted quote:<br />

“Pupils go on to make good<br />

progress, to reach above-average<br />

standards at the end of Year 2,<br />

and are well prepared for their<br />

transition to Middle <strong>School</strong> by the<br />

end of Year 4”

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