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2_125 Intent Curriculum Pyrcroft Grange

12 April 2023

Pyrcroft School INTENT statement: Our curriculum is ambitious and thoughtfully personalised to meet the needs of the child; Children live our mission 'Dream, Believe, Work, Achieve' in all aspects of our curriculum; Our knowledge led curriculum fosters reflective learners who 'know more and remember more; Children have an 'I can' attitude towards all they do; We prepare our children to be positive role models in wider society; Underpinning our curriculum are core values which support high qulaity learning; We remove barriers to learning that ensures all children make progress from their individual starting points; Our curriculum is steeped in high quality vocabulary. Reading is prioritised to allow pupils to access the full curriculum offer.

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