School Curriculum and Teaching
On this page you will find information relating to our curriculum: our phonics teaching and scheme employed, our current long-term curriculum plan for each class and our online teaching provision and online-platform related information. Just click on the contents list to access the information you require.
Curriculum Contents:
2. Spellings
5. Maths MT Plans based on White Rose
As from 2022, Wreningham uses the
Little Wandle Phonics Letters and Sounds Revised
as its systematic phonics system.
Little Wandle Letters and Sounds Revised is a phonics programme validated by the Department for Education.on 10th July 2021.
The following document sets out our reading intent statement:
The Wreningham Reading Intent Statement
As from June 2022, Wreningham has implemented a new spelling scheme, allowing children to access weekly online spelling support through 'Spelling Shed'..
Each child will be assigned a personal logon, through which they can practise their weekly spelling list through a range of games and activities -, alongside their spelling handwriting practise.
Click the banner below to access the Spelling Shed Login page
2022-23 Long Term
Class Curriculum Plans
Our school comprises mixed year classes, therefore
our curriculum is based on a two year rolling
programme.
2022-23
Maths Plans
Maths planning is based upon the White Rose Maths scheme to ensure full covergae, using a fluency, reasoning and problem solving approach. Each class tailors the specific White Rose suggested planning for the needs and requirements of the class.
Remote Teaching Provision:
During the 2020 school closure, this website was used as the link between home and school: you can gat a flavour of tthe fantastic,work done during this most challenging time by visiting the Class 4 page - #C4TOGETHER links, where you can view the incredible work and broad curriculum maintained throughout this home-school period.
Wreningham now uses Microsoft Teams for its online remote teaching platform, used successfully in from autumn 2020, and during the winter 2021 school .covid closure. This platform was implemented following the first lockdown to ensure the school was prepared well for any further closure situations.
Children are provided with logon details, along with instruction in relation to accessing online assignments, contacting their teacher and submitting ('handing-in') online assignments. Online lessons can also be conducted through Teams, as they were for those home-school children in spring 2021, where teachers were teaching children both at home and in the class-room simultaneously on a daily basis.
In addition, our recent introduction of the Purple Mash web-based educational portal will provide a further online classroom resources which are accessible at home.
New National Curriculum
September 2014
As from September 2014, we have been teaching to the 2014 National Curriculum. We will strive to deliver a broad and balanced curriculum which the children will find engaging, challenging and enjoyable, whilst meeting the requirements set out in the 2014 documentation.
You can download the school presentation relating to 2014 Primary Curriculum and the replacement of levels with age-related expectations here:
Assessment without Levels at Wreningham
(Powerpoint Dcoument)
Download the 2014 NATIONAL CURRICULUM here
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