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At Stonham Aspal CE Primary School, we follow the National Curriculum 2014. From the statutory objectives set out in this document we have developed a creative curriculum based around half termly topics/themes. This runs on a two-year rolling programme to ensure broad and balanced coverage for all pupils. The long term plans below outline the themes covered in each term. These are working documents and changes may be made at any time.
British Values
We follow the curriculum as set out by the 'National Curriculum 2014'. We are also a Voluntary Aided Church of England School and are supported by the Diocese of St Edmundsbury.
We believe that every child is entitled to enjoy their childhood and celebrate their achievements. We teach the importance of Moral and Christian Values in particular; 'Peace, Kindness, Self-Control, Patience, Faithfulness, and Love' and provide the foundation for tolerance and self-worth. We work with parents, carers and the community to enable children to reach their full potential in an ever changing world. Our lessons prepare children for adulthood as they are meaningful to everyday life and practical situations.
Our curriculum explores the key British Values, for example, in the following ways:
Democracy - School Council, House Teams, and through topics such as 'The Greeks'.
Individual Liberty - School Council, Behaviour Policy and strategies and through topics such as World War One and World War Two.
Mutual Respect and Tolerance - Behaviour Policy and strategies, School Council, Christian Ethos and Values, Life and Learning Skills, Religious Education (where all faiths are taught as we follow the Suffolk RE syllabus) and PSHE.
Curriculum Overview Jigsaw Year 1-6
Please our individual Class Pages under the children's heading for termly topic details
Parents Guide to the New Curriculum
Our Topic Themes
Year 1/2
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Autumn 1st |
Autumn 2nd |
Spring 1st |
Spring 2nd |
Summer 1st |
Summer 2nd |
Year A |
Dinosaurs |
Fire! Fire! |
Pantomime |
Explorers |
Underwater World |
Minibeasts |
Year B |
Kings and Queens |
Where We Live |
Aliens in Space |
Australia |
Keeping Active |
Beside the Seaside |
Year 3/4
|
Autumn 1st |
Autumn 2nd |
Spring 1st |
Spring 2nd |
Summer 1st |
Summer 2nd |
Year A |
Out of this World |
Volatile Volcanoes |
Stone Age to Iron Age |
Romans |
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Year B |
Indus Valley and India |
Charlie and the Chocolate factory |
Rainforests |
Ancient Egyptians |
Year 5
Term |
Autumn 1st |
Autumn 2nd |
Spring 1st |
Spring 2nd |
Summer 1st |
Summer 2nd |
Topic |
Time Travel |
Water – Rivers/Kensuke’s Kingdom |
All Things British |
Anglo Saxons |
Year 5/6
Term |
Autumn 1st |
Autumn 2nd |
Spring 1st |
Spring 2nd |
Summer 1st |
Summer 2nd |
Topic |
Maya Mexico |
Britians National Parks |
Vikings |
Climate Change |
Battle of Britain and Performance |
Phonics Scheme
Letters and Sounds
A copy of the letters and sounds document can be found by clicking the link below.
For more information about each classes curriculum please look at each class page. Thank you
Below you will find more detailed information per class per subject as this area grows and develops
- Class 6 Knowledge notes and vocabulary lists
- How we teach reading
- How we teach maths
- Art & design home learning links
- This will take you to a page with links to different art & design websites for children, including a link to our local museums & galleries which are putting daily activities on to their website for children, linked to objects from their collections whilst they are closed to visitors.
- Click on the image below
- Below is a page with links to websites with activities for children to have a go at home.
- Design technology activities to do at home