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St Botolph

St Botolph's C of E Primary School

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    • Foundation Stage
      • Trust EYFS New Framework Documents
    • Key Stage 1
    • Key Stage 2
  • Governors
    • Meet the Governors
    • Contacting the Governors
    • Current roles and responsibilities
    • Governors Visit Reports
    • Meeting attendance
    • Becoming a Governor
  • Clubs
    • Introduction
    • After school clubs
    • Golden time
    • Lunch clubs
  • Community
    • Introduction
    • Friends Of St Botolph's (FOSB)
    • Parents
    • St Botolph's Church
  • News & events
  • Contact

In this section:

  • Curriculum intent
  • Curriculum Overview
  • Curriculum Subjects
    • Art and design
    • Computing
    • Design and Technology
    • English
    • French
    • Geography
    • History
    • Maths
    • Music
    • PE
    • PSHE
    • RE
    • Science
  • Chris Quigley Essentials Guide to the curriculum
  • Extended opportunities
  • British Values
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As parents we are so pleased we chose St Botolph’s as we feel both of our children have had exemplary support and care as they have progressed through their school year.

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My daughter enjoys everything she does at school. She loves to come to school. Why would you pick any other school? St Botolph’s is the best! Great staff and teachers who do their very best.

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In our opinion as parents, St Botolph’s is an OUTSTANDING Primary School. The entire team of teachers and support staff have continually endeavored to challenge our child and sympathetically support his individual needs. The positive ‘can do’ ethos that exists within this school has facilitated tremendous progress in all aspects of his education….Our son says “I love my school”, that says it all!

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Chris Quigley Essentials Curriculum information

Our curriculum is underpinned by the Essentials Curriculum by Chris Quigley. The Essentials Curriculum sets out the essential coverage, learning objectives and standards which are required for all subjects as stated in the National Curriculum. Furthermore, it provides progress measures for all subjects including personal development.

One of the primary reasons we chose this curriculum is because it emphasises the importance of developing the depth of children’s learning. In essence, this means providing children with increased cognitive challenge, allowing them to apply the skills which they have learnt independently in a range of contexts rather than moving them onto the next skill needlessly when they have not truly mastered it.

We feel this curriculum provides us with a coherent, progressive and appropriately sequenced curricular structure to enable our pupils to develop subject specific knowledge and skills to prepare them well for the next stages of their education. The curriculum, builds progressively on from the learning in the Foundation Stage. The milestones (1, 2 and 3) that are built into our curriculum complements our mixed age class structure. The curriculum is aligned to the National Curriculum and goes beyond National Curriculum requirements in each milestone to ensure repetition of skills and knowledge.

 

Click here to read Chris Quigley Essential Curriculum Information

Contact us

Mrs Pepper (Head Teacher)
St Botolph's C of E Primary School
Forest Street
Shepshed
Leicestershire
LE12 9DA

Tel: 01509 503387

Email: office@st-botolphsprimary.org

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