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Curriculum
Our vibrant curriculum is designed to excite our pupils.
It is carefully created so that pupils will want to dive in and explore our exciting cross-curricular themes.
Last day of school term: Friday, 19th July (at normal time)
Return to school: Tuesday, 3rd September (Yr1 to Yr6) / Monday, 9th September (Nursery and Reception)
Our values Excite, Explore, Excel drive our curriculum and the learning journey. This is why it is called E3L – Excite, Explore, Excel Learning.
It provides a dynamic platform for our pupils to excel at Tameside Primary Academy and beyond.
E3L is cross-curricular, with literacy at its heart, driven through inspiring themes and underpinned by the development of key skills across the foundation subjects (History, Geography, Art and Design, Design Technology and Science). There is a focus on Science ensuring children’s scientific knowledge and investigation skills are well developed and ready for Secondary School. Our themes also encourage a love of the Arts and ensure we help children cultivate their own Cultural Capital for the world beyond school.
Maths has been allocated extra time across Key Stage 1 and 2 to ensure that our pupils are numerate and confident with key concepts.
English is both taught discretely and interwoven through themes so that learners can confidently read and write and access all other aspects of the curriculum. This additional focus on both of these cores will give our learners an increased chance of achieving better levels of progress in statutory tests and be better ready for Secondary School and Key Stage 3.
We make learning relevant to the world our pupils are growing up in and aim to prepare them for whatever their future holds.
Religious Education
At Tameside Primary Academy, we use the ‘Love to Celebrate’ units devised by Cornerstones to deliver our Religious Education. The units are based around the six major faiths in the world: Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Sikhism and aim to develop the children’s understanding of how followers of these faiths worship and celebrate.
With this knowledge, our children will have mutual respect and tolerance for all.
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Want to find out more about the curriculum? Contact Mrs Mahoney at [email protected]
Special Educational Needs
SEN co-coordinator: Mrs Keeler please contact [email protected]
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