Lacock School has adopted the new National Curriculum which we began teaching in September 2014.
The overview document link below shows what is taught in each year group in each subject and forms the basis of the curriculum.
The overview document link below shows what is taught in each year group in each subject and forms the basis of the curriculum.
The Key Objectives documents given below for reading, writing and mathematics show the objectives in more detail. The content builds from year to year and shows how a child might progress through primary school.
In the EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage, known as 'Reception Year') and Key Stage 1 (the first two years of school) we use the 'Letters and Sounds' scheme to teach phonics. Phonics is the teaching of reading and writing by teaching children to identify, say and write the basic phonemes or sounds of English. This leads on to blending phonemes (or 'sounding out') words to develop children's reading.
We use a range of books from various reading schemes to teaching reading. The books are largely drawn from the 'Oxford Reading Tree' Scheme but are supplemented by books from other schemes.
For further information please contact the class teachers or email the school office at admin@lacock.wilts.sch.uk who will pass the message on to the most appropriate person.
ReadingThis document outlines for each year group the objectives in reading. This defines the teaching and assessment for the year.
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WritingThis document outlines for each year group the objectives in writing. This defines the teaching and assessment for the year.
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MathematicsThis document outlines for each year group the objectives in mathematics. This defines the teaching and assessment for the year.
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