Curriculum
Fundamental to devising our curriculum is a clear understanding of the strengths and needs of Wellsprings Primary School community.
In our work to shape the curriculum we have consulted with local stakeholders including parents, governors and colleagues from the wider community.
We use the curriculum to enable children to make connections as they move through our school and relate local to global.
Our children have been key in bringing to life our Vision and Values statement, taking each area and agreeing a common understanding of what this looks like in our school in terms of behaviours for learning, effective communication, aspiration and self-belief to be the best that they can be.
Linked to this is our PSHME approach to the curriculum which supported by the Jigsaw programme of studies. See our evaluation and plan of mental health approaches in our school undertaken recently.
Here is the planning overview for all year groups for the academic year 2022-23.
- skills-progression-map-music-ks2
- skills-progression-map-music-ks1
- skills-progression-history-whole-school
- castles and dragons topic leaflet
- Y2 Londons Burning AUT 21 Info Leaflet
- What does deeper learning look like at Wellsprings
- Wellsprings Writing Action Plan 21-22
- Wellsprings Science Action Plan 21-22
- Wellsprings Maths Action Plan 21-22
- Tone art project
- National Curriculum Links Subject Overview
- KS2 Medium term plan
- KS1 Medium Term Plan
- History Subject Budget Planner and Action plan 2021
- DT curriculum statement
- D&T Subject Budget Planner and Action plan 2022
- Curriculum Intent, Implementation and Impact
- Curriculum Highlights Reception Autumn 2
- Curriculum Highlights Reception Autumn 1
- Community links- Cedar Lodge
- Autumn Term 2 - Greeks
- Autumn Term 1 - Human Body
- Art Exhibition
- 2022-23 Curriculum planning whole school
- 2021-22 Curriculum planning EYFS- long term
