Our curriculum, underpinned by our values, is created by our staff for our pupils. This makes Bevington learners inquisitive and resilient. All children are entitled to an inspiring and challenging curriculum. This will equip them with the skills to succeed in life. Each year careful planning builds upon previous learning. There is a clear progression, which leads to high quality outcomes. While based on the National Curriculum, all subjects are mapped out with our context in mind. We link learning across all subjects. Engaging topics incorporate our specialism in STEM and our commitment to humanities and the arts.
Themes
Our curriculum topics for 2021-22 are as follows:
Aut 1 |
Aut 2 |
Spr 1 |
Spr 2 |
Sum 1 |
Sum 2 |
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Nursery |
Me and My Friends Playing and Taking Turns |
Exploring Autumn through Woodland Tales |
Exploring Winter through Colour and Create |
Learning about People Helping and Caring |
Exploring Spring through Gardening and Growing |
Exploring Summer through Moving and Growing |
Reception |
Me, My Friends and My Family Learning about Us |
Exploring Autumn through Rhythm and Rhyme |
Exploring Winter through Colour and Light |
Learning about My Community – Cook, Create and Celebrate |
Exploring Spring through Growth and Change |
Exploring Summer through The Seaside |
Year 1 |
London |
History of our region |
The British Isles |
Great Fire of London |
Farming |
Victorians |
Year 2 |
Europe |
Exploration and invention |
Poles Apart |
The Gunpowder Plot |
Forests & Woodlands |
British History: Significant People and Events in Britain |
Year 3 |
Africa in the Northern Hemisphere |
The World at War (1939-1945) |
North America |
Notting Hill Carnival |
Natural Disasters |
The Roman Empire |
Year 4 |
Africa in the Southern Hemisphere |
Tudors |
Humans and the environment |
Ancient Greece |
Eastern Asia |
Stone Age through to Iron Age |
Year 5 |
Mountain Ranges |
Anglo-Saxons & Vikings |
Oceans and Seas |
Maya |
Western Asia |
Empire |
Year 6 |
South America |
Ancient Egypt |
Oceania |
Saxon & Scots Settlement |
Trade |
World History: Significant People and Events in the world |
Curriculum Map 2022-23
For an overview of our curriculum in each year group, please see our curriculum map by clicking below. This curriculum map sets out the learning topics across each phase of the school, as well as key texts and trips which will be used to support learning.
To find out more…
Please see our individual subjects pages by clicking the button below.
On each page you will find a description of our curriculum approach along with a detailed progression map.
Alternatively we would encourage parents to discuss the year group curriculum with their child’s class teacher. For more subject-specific information, please speak to the office and we will direct you to the relevant Subject Leader.