Dream, Believe, Aspire, Achieve
At Kinnerley C.E Primary 
We want our children to be happy and confident learners; independent, resilient and tenacious.
We want to help them develop a positive attitude to learning, a thirst for learning and a willingness to take risks when learning.
We also want our children to demonstrate kindness, respect and empathy towards others, to value others as individuals each with special gifts and talents, and to support one another.
When they leave us we want them to be equipped with skills and attitudes for life, to know that they are valued, to have belief in themselves and their potential, to be optimistic for the future, and to remain confident and enthusiastic learners.
The Curriculum
The curriculum consists of twelve National Curriculum subjects: Math, English, Science, Computing, Design and Technology (D&T), Art, Physical Education (PE), Personal Social and Health Education (PSHE) including Relationship and Sex Education (RSE), Religious education (RE), Modern Foreign Languages (French) in KS2, History and Geography.
At Kinnerley our curriculum is knowledge, experience and skills-based. It is crafted to take into account our mixed age groupings and the interests of our pupils.
Underpinning this is the well-being of the children and respect for each individual, their aptitude, ability and uniqueness.
Our Curriculum Intent
We want our curriculum to be deep, broad and balanced, cognitively challenging, aligned with the National Curriculum, enjoyable and engaging and ambitious for all. Our units of work are woven into themes so that pupils can become fully immersed into something that interests them, whilst maintaining rigorous and progressive programmes of study.
Our curriculum plans are fully representative of the knowledge, skills and understanding required by the National Curriculum and further enriched by striving to develop our pupils’ cultural capital, taking into account our local and national current context.
Our units of work are also clearly aligned with our school and Federation vision…
School vision – ‘Dream, believe, aspire, achieve’
Federation vision – ‘Preparing for life in all its fullness’
… and our school values of courage, thankfulness, kindness and community.
