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The Curriculum

At Sexton’s Manor Community Primary School we provide a rich and creative curriculum based around ‘Mantle of the Expert’ topics. Through this technique children are presented with a problem to solve such as a book to make for the library, or a film to produce. The children become experts as they work through the project and end with a finished product to share with others. We teach the children about positive attitudes to learning through the life skills of the Building Learning Power programme.

We have recently updated our curriculum to ensure it is in line with the high standards set by the government. Click here to see the curriculum for Early Years and the National Curriculum.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/early-years-foundation-stage-framework--2

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We have designed a curriculum map for each year group in the school. Please note that it may be subject to change.

If you would like to know more about your child's learning, please see the class teacher.

	Autumn term 1	Autumn term 2	Spring term 1	Spring term 2	Summer term 1	Summer term 2
Nursery	What’s for dinner?	Celebrations	Let’s be a dragon explorer!	Roaming in the rainforest	Fantastic frocks!	Zoom to the moon
Reception	What’s for dinner?	Celebrations	Let’s be a dragon explorer!	Roaming in the rainforest	Fantastic frocks!	Zoom to the moon
Year 1& 2 Curriculum A*	All around the world Antarctica	What’s great about Britain? Guy Fawkes, Mary Anning, St Edmund	Around the world in 80 days Continents and oceans, seasonal changes	Around the world in 80 days Continents and oceans, seasonal changes	Making a splash! Water for growth, water wheels	What's it made of? Exploring every day materials, textiles and clay
Year 1 & 2 Curriculum B**	Our local area - Local community, buildings, people who help us	What’s great about Britain? Guy Fawkes, Mary Anning, fire work poems	What's life like in Australia? Aboriginals, experiencing stories from another culture	What's life like in Australia? Continents and oceans, seasonal changes	Making a splash! Water poems	Let's put on a puppet show Exploring every day materials, putting on a puppet show
Year 3 & 4 Curriculum A*	Wonderful World Brazil	Super scientists Sound	Cracking Contraptions Electricity	Earth Explorers Maya civilisation	Marvellous Me Animals including humans Local History	Time Detectives Romans
Year 3 & 4 Curriculum B**	Wonderful World Rainforests Plants	Super scientists Light Festivals	Cracking Contraptions Forces and Magnets	Earth Explorers Volcanoes and Earthquakes	Marvellous Me Animals including humans Local History	Time Detectives Stone and iron age
Year 5 & 6 Curriculum A*	Changes Anglo-Saxons Properties of and changes in materials	Out of this world Earth in Space	Cracking Contraptions Forces	Earth Explorers Life processes of plants World geography	Marvellous Me Animals including humans	Time Detectives Ancient and modern Greece
Year 5 & 6 Curriculum B**	Wonderful world Mexico	Super scientists Light	Cracking Contraptions Electricity	Earth Explorers Living things and their habitats Evolution and inheritance	Marvellous Me Animals including humans A study of an aspect of British history	Time Detectives Ancient Egypt