Our Curriculum

At Pinchbeck East Primary Academy we follow a subject based curriculum. This allows our children to study subjects in depth and become curious learners.

We deliver this through - 

• Phonics and Early Reading we follow Little Wandle
• English - we ensure that all National Curriculum Programs of Study are covered thorough our bespoke  curriculum.
• Maths - White Rose Maths
• Science - Rising Stars
• History - Rising Stars
• Geography - Rising Stars
• R.E. - Locally Agreed Syllabus
• Computing - iCompute
• Art - we ensure that all National Curriculum Programs of Study are covered thorough our bespoke  curriculum.
• D.T. - we ensure that all National Curriculum Programs of Study are covered thorough our bespoke  curriculum.
• P.E. - A skills based curriculum
• R.S.E.- SCARF
• French - KAPOW
• Music - Charanga

Our curriculum aims align with the Special Educational Needs and Disability Regulations 2014 and the Equality Act 2010. Click here to go to our SEND information page to find out more about how we make our curriculum inclusive and accessible.

The Trust Equality Statement, Equality Objectives and Equality and Diversity Policy can be found here

Please contact the Academy if you require further information on the Curriculum.

Curriculum Intent Statement

Our school celebrates its own identity, as well as being part of a wider Trust, with the assurance that the curriculum enables us to build strong relationships, celebrate diversity, encourage respect and build a sense of community. It provides and acknowledges success for all children, in all aspects of their emotional, social and academic development. It develops the skills set to enable every child to become ‘the best version of themselves’ and therefore a confident and important member of society in modern Britain.

To enable the children of Pinchbeck East C of E Academy to achieve a confident and positive attitude to lifelong learning, through high levels of curiosity, concentration and enjoyment, we will deliver an engaging subject-based curriculum and ensure first quality teaching that strives:

• To deliver the National Curriculum to ALL pupils
• To equip all learners to know more and remember more
• To engage and challenge passive learners to become resilient and confident
• To address language deficit, by broadening and enhancing rich vocabulary
• To build an ambitious mind-set to develop and achieve high aspirations in all aspects of their life
• To enable every child to step into the wider world with confidence, curiosity and a thirst for lifelong learning

Our curriculum is underpinned by our Christian Values to develop every child’s capacity for spiritual awareness of the world around them.

• Peace
• Endurance
• Koinonia (Fellowship/Community)
• Friendship
• Humility
• Reverence
• Compassion

Our learners will understand local, national and global perspectives, with a strong sense of self-identity and social responsibility with high aspirations. They will develop a genuine love and enjoyment of learning characterised by positive behaviours including resilience, perseverance, and resourcefulness and with the confidence to learn.

In summary, our children will learn more, know more, remember more, enjoy more and develop more academically, spiritually, socially and emotionally. Thus, enabling them to be resilient and confident in all challenges within the next stages of education and their further life. Our children will then forever be the best versions of themselves in all aspects of modern life today.