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St John the Baptist Roman Catholic Primary School Love One Another

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St John the Baptist School Curriculum 2024-2025

Jesus said,

'Love One Another'

These are the words that we proudly wear on our jumpers. Our strong Catholic ethos permeates through all aspects of school life, providing the children with a safe, calm and nurturing environment rooted in the Gospel values where the children are loved and learn to love. 

ST JOHN THE BAPTIST CURRICULUM INTENT

Curriculum Intent

St John’s Curriculum is rooted in the Gospel values with Jesus at the centre of all that we do. Learning extends beyond the classroom walls and the development of an active healthy lifestyle is actively encouraged.

Whilst our subjects are taught discretely. Cross curricular opportunities are utilised to bring excitement and meaning to the curriculum.

Positive behaviour is directly taught and modelled to encourage and  inspire children to be kind, loving and responsible citizens.

The children are at the heart of our curriculum.  We endeavour to discover and nurture each child’s unique talents and bring awe and wonder to their learning experiences.  We endeavour to support all pupils in reaching their true potential and ensure they reach their true potential and build  aspirations for their future.

At St John's we provide our children with a broad and balanced curriculum which promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils at the school and of society. It prepares pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life.

Our schemes of work fulfil the requirements of the 'National Curriculum' in Key Stages 1 & 2 and 'The Stautory Framework for Early Years and the Foundation Stage'. Our curriculum also reflects requirements for inclusion and equality as set out in the Special Educational Needs and Disability Code of Practice 2014 and Equality Act 2010, and refers to curriculum-related expectations of governing boards set out in the Department for Education’s Governance Handbook.

 

The National Curriculum, a guide for parents

CURRICULUM TOPIC WEBS

ON OUR CLASS PAGES WE HAVE TOPIC WEBS SO YOU CAN SEE WHAT IS BEING TAUGHT EACH HALF-TERM. YOU CAN ALSO FIND OUT LOTS MORE INFORMATION ABOUT EACH CLASS - CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW

BEHAVIOUR AT ST JOHN THE BAPTIST RCP SCHOOL

 

At St John’s we believe that it is important to model good behaviour and manage behaviour in order to provide a calm, orderly, safe and supportive environment in which children want to attend and can learn and thrive. More importantly we also believe children should be directly taught how to behave. We have chosen a set of virtues that are directly linked to the RE curriculum, Gospel values and our behaviour curriculum. 

These virtues are linked to our behaviour management system and outline what we believe is unacceptable behaviour. Through our Celebration of the Word and we teach behaviour so the children will be witnesses of God. Our child centered approach, using imagery of bees, includes Bible references, stories, hymns, songs and inspirational acts.

Click on the link below for our behaviour policy

CULTURAL CAPITAL AT ST JOHN'S

The Wider Curriculum

The Wider Curriculum

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