Our Curriculum
Plans for each class are available on individual class pages, and will be uploaded here, as the year progresses. The documents can be accessed by clicking on the links below.
Further details of our curriculum can be obtained by contacting the school-
office@burleywoodhead.com
Curriculum 2019-20
Financial Education - Autumn Term
Reception Class:
Reception Class - Autumn Term II
Reception Class - Autumn Term Overview
Year One:
Year One - Autumn Term Overview
Year Two:
Year Two - Autumn Term Overview
Year Three:
Year Three - Autumn Term Overview
Year Four:
Year Four - Autumn Term Overview
Year Five:
Year Five - Autumn Term Overview
Year Six:
Year Six - Autumn Term Overview
Maths Calculation Guides for Parents:
These are available below, or on individual class web pages -
Our aim, at Burley and Woodhead Primary, is to develop respectful, resilient, confident children with a love of learning, who are ambitious future leaders of their local and global community. Our children are recognised in the local community and at their secondary school as kind, reflective, articulate citizens.
The six Burley Woodhead Me areas pull together all the aspects of a child’s personal, spiritual and academic development in our school. These are promoted widely and shared with families; our aim is to use a common language with the children, at home and school, to encourage positive behaviours and fabulous learning habits.
The school has a strong track record of ensuring that pupils make good progress from their starting points and a history of very high pupil attainment. Results show that reading, writing and maths have been significantly above the national average for a sustained period.
Our Six Burley Woodhead Learning Me areas can be accessed through the quick links on our home page.
Learning to Read
Our school teaches phonics through the Letters and Sounds programme, enhanced by the Jolly Phonics and Phonics Bug reading programmes.
Children are introduced to a wide range of fiction and non-fiction texts - accessing a wide range of books across the Oxford reading tree, Collins big Cat, Phonics Bug and Songbird Phonics Reading programmes.
As children progress through school, they are introduced to free choice of texts across different genres.
A guide to how we approach reading, and how you can help your child with reading, is set out below. Please speak to your child's class teacher if you have any questions about your child's reading development.
Phonics Guides for Parents:
