Curriculum Outcomes 

When children leave our school at the end of their journey through primary education, we aim to have worked with families to grow: 

Successful learners who:

• Have developed a willingness to solve problems and accept challenge as a learning opportunity, reacting to set backs with resilience.
• Have acquired the knowledge and skills necessary to enable them to approach the next step of their learning journeys with confidence and self-belief.
• Have been nurtured to develop an intrinsic sense of curiosity which gives them a love of learning they can take forwards in their lives.
• Are ambitious and set challenging goals for themselves to achieve in the near and far away future.
• Understand the process of learning, the relationship between effort and progress and how to further develop their own talents through a wide range of learning approaches.

Confident individuals who:

• Understand that their own self-belief and ambition are the key to achievement, recognising that they have the skills necessary to overcome challenges and face up to difficulties.
• Value themselves as individuals, alongside the contributions of other people around them, understanding that we learn best when we learn together.
• Recognise that they have knowledge, skills and understanding that are transferable to a wide range of contexts in learning and life. 

Responsible citizens who:

• Have a sense of kindness, compassion and respect for others which will have a positive impact on the relationships they form and the values they hold dear.
• Have developed a wider understanding of the world around them and the global society they live in developing tolerance and an appreciation of diversity.
• Recognise that, through upholding a set of shared values and beliefs, they can contribute significantly to the community where they live and to the wider global community.