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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The Dinos have been learning about Buddhism and this afternoon made their own Wesak lanterns. They also enjoyed a bit of meditation to help refocus their minds. #dcpsdinosaur #dcpsre #dcpscore ... See MoreSee Less

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Year 3 Turtles have been working hard this morning learning the French names for places around our school. We had to match the names to the pictures that we were given. 🐢🌈🇫🇷 #dcpsturtle #dcpsfrench #dcpscore ... See MoreSee Less

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Year 4 Giraffes celebrated David Attenborough’s 100th birthday on Friday by creating their own species of animal out of play dough. We discussed the life expectancy, diet and habitat of our new animals. #dcpscore #dcpsscience #dcpsgiraffe ... See MoreSee Less

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Year 3 have started their unit of Time in their Maths lessons. To help we have made our own clocks and had chance to practice how to show different times. #dcpsturtle #dcpslizard #dcpsmaths #dcpscore ... See MoreSee Less

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More maths fun in year 2 this week. We took our maths lesson outside with the aim of using positional language to guide a partner through an obstacle course. We used left, right, quarter turn, half turn, clockwise and anti-clockwise. We showed a great understanding and also great partner work, we even felt safe enough to close our eyes. #dcpsdragon #dcpsdinosaur #dcpsmaths #dcpscore ... See MoreSee Less

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