Moulsecoomb Primary School
A Compassionate Learning Community
Our Curriculum
At Moulsecoomb Primary School, we have planned an exciting, inspiring curriculum that will be taught through different topics.
We wish to ensure our key focus is to encourage and support the skills children need to develop as independent, confident learners.
Each class teacher is responsible for the delivery of the curriculum through a ‘topic based’ approach which incorporates key skills as set out in the National Curriculum.
Curriculum Long Term Plan 2018 - 2019
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Year Group |
Autumn Term 2018 |
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Spring Term 2019 |
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Summer Term 2019 |
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Foundation Stage |
Starlight Star Bright (light and dark, planets, magic and more) |
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Dragon Scales and Dreamy tales (Classic and fairy stories) |
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Africa Whole school topic - leading from our participation in the Brighton Festival. |
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Year 1 |
Food (What is a healthy plate?Where does our food come from? Trip to local allotments) |
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Transport and travel (Different types of transport.Taught through the text of 'The Naughty Bus') |
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Africa Whole school topic - leading from our participation in the Brighton Festival |
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Year 2 |
What makes Brighton special? Looking at Brighton as a seaside holiday resort. (Visit to the Pavilion and beach) |
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Have you filled a bucket today? (Exploring themes in kindness through book of same name) |
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Africa Whole school topic - leading from our participation in the Brighton Festival |
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Year 3 |
Ancient Egypt (We are Archaeologists, Rivers, Ancient civilizations. Trip to Brighton Museum) |
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Adventurer’s Academy (Exploring Oceans - Blue Planet, David Attenborough. How are our oceans being polluted. Visit to Brighton Sealife Center) |
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Africa Whole school topic - leading from our participation in the Brighton Festival |
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Year 4 |
Going Going Gone (Portal stories/Dreams - looking at the art of Salvador Dali, Social skills, healthy eating) |
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Protectors of the Planet (What is happening to our planet? How can we look after it? Looking at Different environments as Oceanographers, volcanologists, archaeologists, oceanographers) |
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Africa Whole school topic - leading from our participation in the Brighton Festival |
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Year 5 |
Once upon a crime Crime throughout the ages. The Highway man-poem. Visit to local police cells. |
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Into the Unknown (Evolution and Adaptation -Charles Darwin. Visit to Natural History Museum) |
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Africa Whole school topic - leading from our participation in the Brighton Festival |
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Year 6 |
Once upon a crime Crime throughout the ages. The Highway man-poem. Visit to local police cells. |
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Into the Unknown (Evolution and Adaptation -Charles Darwin. Visit to Natural History Museum) |
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Africa Whole school topic - leading from our participation in the Brighton Festival |
The core of teaching at Moulsecoomb Primary School is based around the new National Curriculum.
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