At Shebbear, our school curriculum is central to all we do. We want to ensure that we have a focus on developing strong basic skills, not least reading. However, we also want the children to learn through a broad school curriculum to include the humanities, science, the arts and through physical activity. We think that a broad curriculum which is based on the acquisition of a wide variety of knowledge and skills will enable our children to develop cultural capital which will support them as they move to the next stage of their education and beyond.
Our curriculum is planned to ensure that children develop their skills and knowledge over time. The statement on reading and phonics explains how we teach and develop this most important skill. All of our plans are based on the national Curriculum programmes of study and objectives. The only exception to this is our RE curriculum which is based on the Devon Agreed Syllabus. Our curriculum for subjects other than English and mathematics is based on a two year cycle. This takes in to account our mixed age classes and ensures that the children have a full coverage of different topics over time. The plans below show the curriculum overviews. Each teacher then produces half termly plans which sequence the lessons so the children can grow their knowledge. In order to take account of differing ages in each class, the plans are backed by skills development documents which indicate appropriate outcomes for the end of each year group.
Reading
Teaching Reading at Shebbear Community School
English
English Curriculum for Teddy Class
English Curriculum for Panda Class
English Curriculum for Koala Class
Mathematics
Year 2 Yearly Overview
Year 3 Yearly Overview
Year 4 Yearly Overview
Year 5 6 Yearly Overview
Mastery statement 2020 21 (1)
Early Years
Science
History
Geography
Geography progression.skills.19
Religious Education
Devon and Torbay Agreed Syllabus 2019-2024 FINAL
Art and Design
Design and Technology (DT)
Progression in Design and Technology
Modern Foreign Languages (MFL)
Progression of Skills in Modern Foreign Languages
Computing
Physical Education (PE)
PE curriculum plan 2019 to 2021 (1)
Progression of Skills – Physical Education
Music
Music curriculum.2.year.plan.19
MusicYr3-Yr6Keyskillsprogression