Our Curriculum

The Curriculum at Fourfields

Curriculum Map 2018-19

Fourfields Community Primary School aims to provide a creative, inclusive, challenging and real world curriculum that inspires future thinkers, innovators and problem solvers in an immersive environment that stimulates and supports high quality learning.  We ensure that all learners exceed their potential academically, socially, emotionally and spiritually with their families, in their communities as well as in the wider world ensuring they become ambitious life-long learners. We design our curriculum around the current interests of the children so that it excites and engages them.

Please click on the desciptions for more information.

School Blogs

Please click HERE to access our school blogs giving you the latest news for your child's year group

Curriculum By Subject

Please click on the links below for more curriculum information for each subject.

For English, please also explore the following links:

• Reading Progression
• Writing Progression
• Letters and Sounds (One of our strategies for Phonics in Key Stage 1)
• Department for Education - Letters and Sounds

General Curriculum Information

The National Curriculum provides the core of the teaching and learning experiences in our school. From September 2014 the National Curriculum was updated and a guide to this new curriculum can be found HERE. IN addition the school has provided a guide for the curriculum for each year group which can be accessed here.

Year Group Curiculum Guides

Our class teachers use a balance of whole school, groups and individual teaching. The particular method they employ will depend on which they judge fits the purpose of the lesson, the nature of the task or the abilities of the children.

Assembly takes place on a daily basis in a variety of forms. During the course of a week there is a 'sharing' assembly or class assembly, Headteacher's assembly, Music assembly and Key Stage assembly. The assemblies follow a theme and may supplement the R.E. Curriculum.Parents are entitled to withdraw children from assembly if they wish. This request should be made in writing to the Headteacher.

Parents/carers are invited to join us for their child's Year Group Learning Assembly during the school year which usually takes place on a Friday morning or afternoon. In addition, we also welcome parents to special celebrations such as the end of the school year, Harvet Festival and Christmas. Notice will be given to parents through headteacher and curriculum newsletters or on the diary dates on this website. Parents of children in the Foundation Stage, Year 1 and Year 2 are also invited to attend a Reading Morning once a week - details of the morning for your child's year group can be found on your year group's school blog.

Community contacts include visiting the local library, estate agents, superstore, fire station and church.

Visits are organised from time to time to promote children's learning throguh first hand experiences. These support the school's curriculum and can be in the form of extended residential trips, day trips, visititors to school and themed days. School will try and provide as much notice as possible to allow parents to assist the school in meeting these costs.

After school / lunchtime clubs are organised on a termly basis. These clubs enable children to pursue their interests out of school hours. The variety of clubs is very much dependent upon the voluntary efforts and interests of the staff.  We warmly welcome parents/grandparents who might be able to help run clubs. Please click HERE for details of the current term's clubs.

Please click HERE to access the school's policies including our Charging and Remission Policy, Teaching and Learning Policy, Safeguarding and Child Protection Policy, Guided Reading Policy, Writing Policy, Assessment and Recording Policy and many other curriculum policies.