Intent 

Our curriculum is designed to educate and form the whole child. We want children to have a deep understanding of their own story – to know where they have come from, what their own aspirations for the future are and what skills they will need to achieve them. 

By the time our pupils leave Church Eaton our children will understand that: 

  • They are part of a small rural community with a very long and very proud history.
  • They are also part of an enormous diverse wider world that will provide endless opportunities.
  • They are equipped with a toolkit of skills which they can, regardless of their starting points, use to succeed and be the best that they can be (social mobility).

First hand experiences will provide our children with the opportunity to see how their actions influence the world inside and beyond their school community. They will become resilient and resourceful learners, who are respectful and tolerant of others and will be encouraged to overcome any obstacle that they face by recognising rights and responsibilities, asking questions, solving problems, and ‘owning’ their choices. 

 

Impact

Through our carefully planned and sequenced curriculum we work to develop learners, from their individual starting points who are:

· Community Builders who are aware that they are part of a small rural community with a very long and very proud history and can use this sense of community spirit to work collaboratively with others for the common good.

· Clear Communicators who are literate and numerate in all contexts and aware that they are part of an enormous diverse wider world that will provide endless opportunities for them to apply these skills.

· Successful learners who are equipped with a toolkit of skills which they can, regardless of their starting points, use to succeed and be the best that they can be (social mobility).

 

Our pupils will:

·         produce work of quality

·         learn what was intended

·         achieve well in national tests

·         be well prepared for next steps

·         able to read age-appropriate materials.

We are proud to be a part of SUA Trust

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SUAT supports and leads in the set-up of new academies joining the partnership. The services provided by the central support function cover both educational and non-educational support. In terms of educational support, SUAT is linked to the School of Education of Staffordshire University, which is an outstanding ITT provider.