Kingfield Primary School Curriculum
Be The Best You Can Be
At Kingfield Primary School........
- We include and value everyone
- We have high expectations
- We learn through an inspiring curriculum
- We foster a love for lifelong learning
- We celebrate success
Curriculum Statement
At Kingfield, we aim to provide the highest standards of education in an inclusive environment through effective teaching and learning.
We believe that learning should be exciting and challenging in order to create enthusiastic, independent learners who are motivated to be the best they can be and take pride in their achievements. Whilst we follow the 2014 National Curriculum, it is coherently planned and sequenced to allow progression of knowledge and skills which are relevant to children in both the local and global community.
The promotion of pupil’s spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is at the heart of our school curriculum and is demonstrated in our school ethos. Our curriculum is underpinned by the school’s values: respect, resilience, empathy and reflection, which we believe are integral to ensuring our children leave Kingfield with the skills needed to be successful learners and citizens.
Timings
The school day timings are shown below. They are slightly different for each key stage group. If your child arrives at school late for any reason, please ensure that you sign them in via the main school office. Registers are taken at 8.45AM
Start – 8.30am
Finish – 3:00pm
Reception and KS1
- Doors open – 8:35am
- Finish – 2.55pm
- total hours are 31 hours 40 minutes
KS2
- Doors open 8.30am
- Finish – 3:00pm
- total hours are 32 hours and 30 minutes
Parental Involvement
We work closely with parents and many are involved in school activities; for example, we have parent volunteers on school trips, weekly swimming sessions, reading with children, cooking or sewing, or supporting in other classroom activities. If you would like to help in some way, please contact us.
We have a home-school agreement which states how we work together for the benefit of your child. Homework is set regularly and this differs according to your child's year group, please view your child's class page for further information. If you have any concerns regarding your child and/or the curriculum, please contact your child's teacher in the first instance or, if necessary, the Headteacher.
Please click on the links below to see the content of the curriculum for each subject.
If you wish to find out more about the curriculum at Kingfield, please view each class webpage for their termly curriculum overview or contact your child’s class teacher.
Subject Leaders & Curriculum Overview
Kingfield Primary School Enrichment
Core Subjects:
Early Years Foundation Stage - Paris Hearn
Information about EYFS at Kingfield
Phonics and Early Reading
English (reading and writing) - Amy Humphreys
Vision Statement
Curriculum Overview
English Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling Overview
English Grammar, Punctuation and Spelling: Years 1 and 2, Years 3, 4, 5 and 6
Spelling words: Years 1 and 2, Years 3 and 4, Years 5 and 6
Phonics - Catherine Whittington
Phonics and Early Reading
Maths - Catherine Whittington
Curriculum Overviews: Year 1, Year 2, Year 3, Year 4, Year 5, Year 6
Calculation Policies: Years 1 and 2, Years 3 and 4, Years 5 and 6
Science - Amy Humphreys
Curriculum Overview
Foundation Subjects:
Art - Ellie Peak
Curriculum Overview
Computing - Sam Burt
Curriculum Overview
Online Safety Information
Design & Technology - Rebecca Eustace
Curriculum Overview
French - Elisabeth Collins
Curriculum Overview
Geography - Catherine Whittington
Curriculum Overview
Knowledge and Skills Progression Document
History - Cameron Payne
Curriculum Overview
History Progression Document
Learning 4 Life (PSHE) - David Jackson
Curriculum Overview
Music - Karen Holt
Curriculum Overview
Skills Progression Document
Physical Education - Alan Shenton
Curriculum Overview
Religious Education - Edwina Kitson
Curriculum Overview (update in progress)
Forest School and Outdoor Learning - Amy Humphreys & Helen Campbell
SCITT and ECT Mentor: Amy Humphreys
