Key Stage 2 are taught following the National Curriculum in a primary format. The pupils are in 2 mixed age class groups of Year 3 and 4, and Year 5 and 6. Their curriculum is varied and appropriate for their age and ability. Their curriculum follows the National Curriculum as below:
- Maths : 5 lessons per week
- English : 5 lessons per week
- Spellings : Delivered within English lessons, individualized to suit pupil need
- Phonics : Delivered as part of English lessons, individualised to suit pupil need
- Science: 4 lessons per week covering theory and practical sessions
- History : 2 lessons per week for a half term on a rota with Geography
- Geography : 2 lessons per week for a half term on a rota with History
- ICT : 1 lesson per week using a variety of programmes
- PE : 1 lesson per week covering a wide variety of skills and sports
- Cooking : 1 lesson per week, pupils cook a variety of items, both sweet and savoury
- Forest School : 2 lessons per week, pupils focus on outdoor skills and working with Nature
- Project Based Learning : Different themes delivered over a half term covering a range of subjects
- Music Therapy : 1 session per week, using music and instruments to assist with mental health and emotion
- Nurture : All pupils receive a nurture session, working with their pastoral lead on emotional and wellbeing strategies
- M&E : 1 session per week covering RE, PHSE and citizenship topics relevant to age
Key Stage 3 have a wide, purposeful curriculum, covering a wide range of subjects in order to prepare them for choosing options. Their curriculum is organized as follows:
- Maths : 5 lessons per week
- English : 5 lessons per week
- Science : 4 lessons per week covering theory and practical sessions
- History : 1 lesson per week
- Geography : 1 lesson per week
- ICT : 1 lesson per week using a variety of programmes
- PE : 1 lesson per week covering a wide variety of skills and sports
- Cooking : 1 lesson per week, pupils cook a variety of items, both sweet and savoury
- Forest Schools : 2 lessons per week, pupils focus on outdoor skills and working with Nature
- Project Based Learning : Different themes delivered over a half term covering a range of subjects
- Music Therapy : 1 session per week, using music and instruments to assist with mental health and emotion
- Nurture : All pupils receive a nurture session, working with their pastoral lead on emotional and wellbeing strategies
- M&E : 1 session per week covering RE, PHSE and citizenship topics relevant to age
Key Stage 4 have a bespoke curriculum of academic subjects depending upon the options chosen by the pupil, alongside Alternate Provision which provides a vocational aspect to the offer. The available subjects are:
- Maths : Entry Level, GCSE.
Pupils have 4 or 5 lessons per week of Maths and study for the exams most suited to them
- English : Functional skills Level 1 and 2, GCSE.
Pupils have 4 lessons per week of English Language and study for the exams most suited to them. There is also optional English Literature which is covered in 3 sessions per week for allocated groups.
- Science : Entry level, GCSE Biology, GCSE Combined Science dual award.
Pupils have 4 or 5 lessons per week of Science and study for the exams most suited to them
- PE : Pupils receive 1 session per week of PE covering a variety of skills and sports and developing teamwork and communication skills
- M&E : 1 session per week covering RE, PHSE and citizenship topics relevant to age
- Nurture : All pupils receive a nurture session, working with their pastoral lead on emotional and wellbeing strategies
- History : History GCSE, Entry Level 1
Pupils have 2 or 3 lessons per week and work towards the GCSE award in Year 10 or the Entry Level in Year 11
- ICT : Computer Science
Pupils have 2 lessons of ICT per week looking at computer systems and use
- Art : GCSE
Pupils study Art 1 day per week, working with a variety of mediums and skills towards the GCSE award.
- Duke of Edinburgh
Pupils access an afternoon per week where they complete voluntary work in the local community. They also complete supervised walks and a 2 night stay where they are required to complete 5 hours of planned activities
- Alternative Provision : Accredited courses
Pupils attend 1 or 2 days per week, learning skills related to hair and beauty, construction and motor vehicle engineering
- Cookery : WJEC Level 1 and 2
1 lesson per week covering a range of cookery skills, making both sweet and savoury dishes