Related Pages
- Our MLPS Curriculum
- MLPS Curriculum Maps
- Subject Leader Reports
- EYFS to KS1 Curriculum Bridge Document
- MLPS English Curriculum
- English National Curriculum
- English Key Skills progression
- English Policy
- Reading
- Reading in EYFS
- Reading Policy
- Pupil Voice- Reading
- Vocabulary
- Writing
- Writing in the EYFS
- Pupil Voice - Writing
- Phonics
- Intent, implementation and impact - Statement
- Phonics Power point
- Phonics Policy
- Pupil Voice- Phonics
- Maths Curriculum
- Intent, Implementation and Impact statement
- Maths - Knowledge and Skills progression document
- Maths in the EYFS
- Maths Policy
- MLPS White Rose Maths Overview
- Pupil Voice Maths
- Science
- Science - Knowledge and Key Skills Progression
- Science in the EYFS
- Science Policy
- Pupil Voice - Science
- Computing
- Computing - Knowledge and Key Skills Progression
- Computing in EYFS
- Computing Policy
- Pupil voice -Computing
- Art & Design
- Art - Knowledge and Key Skills Progression
- Design and Technology - Knowledge and Skills progression
- Art in the EYFS
- DT in the EYFS
- Art Policy
- Pupil Voice - Art
- History
- History - Knowledge and Key Skills Progression
- History Policy
- Pupil Voice History
- Geography
- Geography - Knowledge and Key Skills Progression
- Geography Policy
- Geography - Pupil Voice
- Music
- Music - Knowledge and Key Skills Progression
- Music in the EYFS
- Music Policy
- Pupil Voice - Music
- Physical Education
- P.E. Knowledge and Skills Progression Document
- PE in the EYFS
- PSHE & RSHE
- P.S.H.E Knowledge and Skills Progression
- PHSE in the EYFS
- PSHE Policy
- MFL (Modern Foreign Languages)
- MFL Knowledge and Skills Progression
- French - Kapow
- French - Units of learning
- R.E.
- R.E. Knowledge and Skills Progression
- RE in the EYFS
- RE Policy
- EYFS curriculum
- Extra Curricular
- Promoting British Values
- British Values Themed links
- Remote Learning Information
- EYFS - Explorers
- Subjects on a Page
Subject Leader Reports
As a reflective team of practitioners; we continually review, create, develop and grow our curriculum. We aim to reflect our school community as much as possible in our design and planning of curriculum areas.
Subject reports are completed annually, by the subject leaders at the school. The purpose of a subject report is to:
- Review, refine and share the vision and intent for that aspect of the curriculum
- Review, explore and summarise how the subject area is implemented and taught across the school, this includes the rationale and reasoning for key decisions
- Review the impact of this aspect of the curriculum, including reviewing data, considering the monitoring in place to ensure a high standard and how the subject is reflected in the culture of the school
- Outline and celebrate the actions, steps and successes within that aspect of the curriculum across the previous academic year
- Plan and set targets for the success of that aspect of the curriculum to grow across the following year, enabling budgets to be reviewed
These subject reports are presented to the Governors and Teaching and Learning Committee in the Autumn term and Summer Term.