We want to make sure your child learns well.
Here is how we plan our teaching:
Careful Planning: Our subject leaders and teachers plan exactly what knowledge and skills your child needs to learn in every lesson.
Step-by-Step Learning: We use guides called Progression Maps. These make sure that learning grows steadily over time.
Building Knowledge: Every lesson connects to the next one. What your child learns today helps them with what they will learn tomorrow.
Fun Lessons: Our teachers bring these plans to life. We make lessons exciting so children stay curious and remember what they learn.
This page is growing and being updated all the time, to reflect the richness and breadth of the learning at KRIII.
If you'd like further information, please speak to your child's teacher or get in touch with us at school and we'll be very happy to help.
If your child doesn't come to King Richards yet and you'd like more information about the curriculum, please get in touch to arrange a phone conversation or a school visit.
Learning
KRIII Infant and Nursery School staff
How do we want the school vision to be implemented in our year groups? |
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Nursery We want our children to be independent, creative learners who develop good communication skills and strong relationships. |
Reception We encourage children to be enthusiastic, confident, independent learners through building positive relationships and lifelong skills. |
Year 1 We support a smooth transition to Key Stage 1, building children's independence, enquiry and the ability to link ideas. |
Year 2 We are resilient and creative learners. We want to make a difference! |
EYFS learning
In our Foundation Stage classes we follow the Early Years Foundation Stage Framework and you can find more information about that by clicking HERE and below.
How we comply with our duties in the Equality Act 2010 and the Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014 to make the curriculum accessible to pupils with SEND.
We are committed to having a balanced, diverse and fair curriculum. We believe that our pupils should be exposed to ideas and concepts that may challenge their understanding, to help ensure that pupils learn to become more accepting and inclusive of others. Challenging and controversial concepts will be delivered in a way that prevents discrimination and promotes inclusive attitudes.
We aim to give all pupils access to an age-appropriate curriculum, wherever possible. We make adaptations to the way we deliver this curriculum to help our children to understand key concepts.