Our Curriculum
The national curriculum consists of three core subjects: English, Mathematics and Science, together with the foundation subjects: History, Geography, Design & Technology (DT), Art, Computing, Physical Education (PE), Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE), Religious Education (RE) and Modern Foreign Languages (KS2 only).
Greenway has a creative approach to the delivery of these subjects. Each year group has different themes throughout the year, which are cross-curricular and covered through subjects such as History, Geography, Art and DT. Some subjects are taught discreetly to ensure the breadth of the curriculum is covered. In addition, underpinning all learning activities are our Golden Values and a programme of Philosophy for Children (P4C), both of which promote respect, positive attitudes, confidence and self-esteem.
The school has a home learning policy which requires pupils to carry out certain tasks at home. All these tasks will be related to work carried out in the classroom and will extend and support pupils’ learning. Reading at home is part of home learning and extended reading is encouraged through borrowing books from the school and town libraries.
Greenway offers its pupils a broad and balanced curriculum, full of rich learning experiences, all of which are designed to prepare them for their adult lives in modern Britain. Follow the subject links below for an overview of how each subject is taught and the Year group links to see more information on content.
English curriculum – purpose and aims
Mathematics curriculum – purpose and aims
Read Write Inc (RWI)
Children who read or are read to regularly have the opportunity to open the doors to so
many different worlds! Reading will give your child the tools to become independent lifelong
learners.
At Greenway we use the Read Write Inc (RWI) programme to get children off to a flying start
with their English.
Top ten tips for reading at home – December 2023
RWI parent booklet to support reading at home – December 2023
PSHE JIGSAW LEAFLETS
Music Development Plan
Recommended Reading Book Lists
Click below for useful reading links: