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Curriculum development

Curriculum development. New ways of learning at bryn hafod Primary. Standards at the end of year 2. Year 2 – Summer 2012 Children are expected to reach Outcome 5; more able children will reach Outcome 6. So how many of our children reached at least Outcome 5?? English 78% Maths 81%

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Curriculum development

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  1. Curriculum development New ways of learning at brynhafod Primary

  2. Standards at the end of year 2 • Year 2 – Summer 2012 • Children are expected to reach Outcome 5; more able children will reach Outcome 6. So how many of our children reached at least Outcome 5?? • English 78% • Maths 81% • Personal and social development 81%

  3. How do we compare to our “family” and to wales?

  4. Standards at the end of year 6 • Year 6 – Summer 2012 • Children are expected to reach Level 4; more able children will reach Level 5. So how many of our children reached at least Level 4?? • English 80% • Maths 64% • Science 70%

  5. How do we compare to our “family” and to wales?

  6. What has happened over the past 3 years?

  7. New ways of learning • Big Maths • Cornerstones Curriculum • E-Learning

  8. Big Maths

  9. Why Big Maths? • Big Maths is fun and gives children confidence • It is designed to teach basic number skills • The same approach is used across the school • It is proven to raise achievement in maths • Time for a TEST…

  10. Cornerstones Curriculum The Four Cornerstones of Learning: • Engage – trips, visitors, inside and outside • Develop – knowledge, understanding, skills • Innovate – applying their learning • Express - sharing learning in a variety of ways

  11. Examples of Imaginative Learning Projects… • WRIGGLE AND CRAWL • SUPER HEROES • WILD WOOD • DISASTER/999 EMERGENCY • BONES, BLOOD AND GORY BITS

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