North Lancing Curriculum
The curriculum and assessment
We intend that all children at North Lancing enjoy their learning, achieve their potential and become independent, life-long learners. We aim to encourage each child to practice the five core values of our school: Independence, collaboration, resilience and perseverance whilst developing their own unique individuality.
Our curriculum promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils in preparation for the opportunities and experiences of adult life.
There are topics for each year group that ensure development and progression of skills and concepts. There are curriculum co-ordinators for all subjects who act as advisors to the staff in general. All teachers keep weekly records of class and individual work and the plans are overseen by the Headteacher and Senior Leadership Team.
During the year in which the children reach their seventh birthday (Year 2) they take the National Curriculum Tests. This marks the end of Key Stage 1. The results of these tests are given to parents individually, together with their school report.
During the year in which the children reach their eleventh birthday (Year 6) they take the National Curriculum Tests again. This marks the end of Key Stage 2. The results of these tests are given to parents individually, together with their school report. Parents will also be given the National Results.
An overview of the currciulum each year group covers is available by following the links of the menu bar. If you would like further information about North Lancing School’s curriculum, please contact Mr Joe Todd (Deputy Head).
