Curriculum

Our broad curriculum is focused on providing individualised education and promoting problem solving. The school curriculum is designed to combine new teaching techniques with more traditional, proven methods of learning.

Access to on-site facilities like our state-of-the-art dining room, modern classrooms and science laboratories, large woodland with outdoor classroom, interactive technology, and impressive sporting facilities, supports children’s learning and development.

Curriculum by year group

From Reception up to the end of Year 3, every year group receives specialist teaching in Music, Swimming, Gymnastics and team Sports, while the core academic subjects are taught by form teachers. In Years 2 and 3 we introduce children to Drama, Art and French.

From Year 4 upwards, specialist subject teaching becomes the norm. The children benefit from a varied and inspiring curriculum with a weekly timetable that includes:

Discover more about the curriculum for each subject.

Once children reach Year 7 and 8, setting for subjects is common. Senior pupils also benefit from bespoke preparation for senior school with extra scholarship sessions. Our unique Adventure, Leadership and Service programme prepares them for the step up to senior school, teaching core skills such as resilience, problem-solving, and orienteering, as well as personal development. ‘Enrichment’ is a dedicated part of the Year 7/8 timetable, taking place in the final hour every Friday. It gives pupils the chance to round off their week with something exciting—whether that’s trying a new sport, developing life skills like tool use or first aid, exploring art projects, debating, or much more.