Curriculum Content

Our robust curriculum is progressive and challenging to ensure all children are prepared for the next stage of their education.

We use quality ongoing assessment to ensure that our children are appropriately challenged so they achieve exceptionally well and make outstanding progress.

We also ensure that our pupils have the skills they need to be a successful member of our modern British society learning about the following British values; Democracy, The rule of law, Individual liberty, Mutual respect, Tolerance of those of different faiths and beliefs.

Our school’s C.O.R.E curriculum at the very heart of our learning and the reason why children make excellent progress. Please click on the relevant links below to learn more about our subject specific curriculums.

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Year 1 enjoyed trying foods from different countries of the UK. Some of us have never tried these foods before but were very brave and gave it a go #dcpscore (opens in new tab) #dcpsgeography (opens in new tab) #dcpspanda (opens in new tab) ... See MoreSee Less

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In Maths this week we applied our knowledge of position and direction to guide a partner round a maze and an obstacle course. We had to be very precise with our instructions. #dcpsdragon (opens in new tab) #dcpsdinosaur (opens in new tab) #dcpsmaths (opens in new tab) #dcpscore (opens in new tab) #dcpslotc (opens in new tab) ... See MoreSee Less

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The Dinos were so respectful honouring 2 minutes silence for VE Day #dcpsdinosaur #dcpscore

The last two weeks, the children in Reception have been learning all about Space. We read the story The Darkest Dark, by the astronaut Chris Hadfield. We watched a lot of his videos from space and were fascinated to find out how he does everyday tasks in a space station with no gravity. We made our own space station so we could use our imaginations to explore space like real astronauts. We mad ... See MoreSee Less

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