Lancashire grid for learning planning maths

All year groups use the National Curriculum document as a basis for English, following Lancashire Grid for Learning suggested genres to ensure full curriculum coverage see English year group overviews. Often texts used in English link with topics in the Challenge Curriculum see Challenge Curriculum English links.

Pupils in Reception and KS1 have daily phonics lessons where pupils follow Letters and Sounds phonics scheme and Fast Track phonics, supported by LCP planning. In KS2 pupils have daily SPAG lessons where spelling strategies, punctuation and grammar are taught.

SPAG based written homework is also set, which re-enforces learning covered in class. Spelling lists can be found on year group pages for class.

We have a wide range of books which are banded according to reading ability. Schemes included in book banding include: Project X, Oxford Reading Tree, Dandelion and Ginn. Our extensive library includes fiction and non-fiction, poetry and picture book sections. Each year group follows Lancashire Grid for learning maths objectives to ensure full curriculum coverage see Key Learning in Maths Yr1 — Yr6.

Pupils are taught maths daily and teachers plan in where links can be made with other curricular areas see Challenge Curriculum overview document Maths Links. Pupils are expected to know times tables up to 12 x12 by the end of Year 4.

They are taught mental maths strategies as part of their daily maths lessons. Maths homework is given weekly, which re-enforces topics covered in class.

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Pupils are also encouraged to work on number bonds and times table skills at home. Years follow the Challenge Curriculum in the afternoons.

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Topics are based around history, geography or science. Design technology, art, music, computing and dance are incorporated into each topic. All National Curriculum objectives are covered see Challenge Curriculum document for topic overviews for each year group. RE is as taught using the Salford Agreed Syllabus for Religious Education Curriculum through question based topics using RE Today resources.

PE is delivered weekly by class teachers and external providers. Pupils in lower Key Stage 2 have the opportunity to learn to swim.

Upper KS2 pupils are coached in football by Manchester United Foundation. Upper Key Stage 2 pupils also have the chance to experience outdoor and adventurous activities, through a residential.

Computing is taught both discreetly, including Espresso units on coding, and also integrated into Challenge Curriculum topics. Using technology safely, respectfully and responsibly, as well as how to report concerns is central to our ICT teaching. In Year 3, all children learn a musical instrument. This is part funded by the Wider Opportunities fund, and part funded by school.

Empowering Learning is an integral part of our curriculum at Fiddlers Lane. Over a year each class works on a different area of Empowering Learning. For further details see year group pages and Empowering Learning document. To find out more information on the curriculum followed at FLCP look on our links page or arrange to speak to Ms Cooper in school. Fiddlers Lane is an exciting and vibrant school, where we value all our children as individuals.

We aim to develop the whole child and this is reflected in all we do, whether it is in the classroom, at playtimes, on many trips and visits that we go on or in our after school activities.

Carolyn Pendlebury Fiddlers Lane Community Primary School, Fiddlers Lane, Irlam, Salford, Lancashire M44 6QE Tel: Curriculum English All year groups use the National Curriculum document as a basis for English, following Lancashire Grid for Learning suggested genres to ensure full curriculum coverage see English year group overviews.

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Reading We have a wide range of books which are banded according to reading ability. Pupils are encouraged to read often, for pleasure and across a wide range of genres. Mathematics All year groups follow the new National Curriculum for mathematics.

Pupils are taught maths daily and teachers plan in where links can be made with other curricular areas see Challenge Curriculum overview document Maths Links Pupils are expected to know times tables up to 12 x12 by the end of Year 4. The Challenge Curriculum Years follow the Challenge Curriculum in the afternoons. French is taught weekly to KS2 pupils. Reading Awards click here to download. Curriculum Map click here to download. Computing Curriculum click here to download.

English click here to download. Maths click here to download. About Fiddlers Lane is an exciting and vibrant school, where we value all our children as individuals. Contact Us Carolyn Pendlebury Fiddlers Lane Community Primary School, Fiddlers Lane, Irlam, Salford, Lancashire M44 6QE Tel: Website development by Fish Design.