Below are documents for each subject showing subject progression throughout the year groups. Subject progression is monitored by the subject leaders.
For History, Geography, Science, Art and Design and Design and Technology we use Cornerstones as the basis of our curriculum. However, teacher adapt and change the plans to fit with the needs of our pupils. Long term plans show the units selected by each class.
For our PSHE and RSE curriculum we use MyHappyMind.
For our computing curriculum we use KeyChain Googled. We also use adtional lessons from Twinkle to provide addtional E-Safety lessons.
We teach British Sign Language as our Modern Foreigh Language. Please see the below document for the rational and the po
For our RE curriculum we use The Emanuel Project scheme of work.
For Music, we adapted the units from the Oak Academy Scheme of work to incorporate instrumental tuition and a greater focus on singing skills, rhythm skills and music appreciation (Please see the Ringshall Music Curriculum and Progression KS2 document).
Math progression across the Key Stages from the National Curriculum that is followed by the White Rose scheme of work.
We use the National Curriculum document to ensure teaching expectations progress through each year group, with the overarching aim that every child leaves our school at the end of year 6 as a fluent speaker, reader and writer.
We use the Little Wandle phonics scheme to start the reading journey (see phonics progression document), Collins Big Cat books and CLPE - Power of Reading (see list of key texts below) to support children's reading progression throughout their time at Ringshall School. In years 1-6, every child is continuously assessed to check their progress against the Collins reading scheme and books are allocated accordingly.
In EYFS, each day a quality CLPE texts and/or songs are shared with the class. EYFS children take home books from school to read at home. During the week, they read with the teacher at least once and an LSA at least once.
We use our 'Sentence Structure Progression' document to develop writing skills. Little Wandle and the 'Teach Handwriting' website to develop handwriting. Twinkle Spelling scheme to develop spelling. Whereas oracy expectations are taken from directly the National Curriculum. The CLPE quality text document is used in the teaching of reading to ensure progression in the texts used across year groups (see below). Writing, reading and oracy skills are also developed in lessons across the curriculum.
Getset4PE supports PE lessons across the Key Stages.