”I feel the school is a great example of how a learning environment for all our children should be!”- Parent
” You are brilliant at helping young children settle into their new life in education” – Parent
Foundation Curriculum
Nursery and Reception are situated in the Foundation Unit and work closely together following The Statutory Framework for the early years foundation stage September 2021.
The EYFS Curriculum is carefully planned to promote purposeful learning both indoors and outdoors to develop concentration, imagination, co-operation and physical skills. Reading, writing and number skills are introduced through structured play and focused activities.
The broad curriculum takes into account the needs and ability of each child. It provides the opportunity for children to develop the knowledge, skills and understanding of the world around them.
Parents are encouraged to take an active role in their children’s learning, contributing to Tapestry, sharing books and sharing experiences from home.
FS1 (Nursery)
Learning follows the children’s interests but includes:
Filey EYFS Nursery Long Term Plan
FS2 (Reception)
Learning continues to follow the children’s interests but focuses on new environments and themes
Filey Reception Long Term Plan
Key Stage 1
Key Stage 1 children follow the National Curriculum in England September 2014.
Our school curriculum is broadly based and balanced promoting spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of all our pupils. It prepares children for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life. We achieve this through a practical and creative approach in which life skills are learnt as children apply their increasing knowledge to every area of their education. We aim to develop each child’s full potential in all aspects of the curriculum through exciting, challenging Enterprise and Real Life Experience. We promote confidence and team spirit through a cross-curricular approach which inspires independence and aspiration. Equal opportunities are provided for all pupils regardless of sex, religion, academic, physical or cultural background.