Create a statement that's unique to your school
Your curriculum statement should be personalised to your school, but should include:
- Your school's values and how they relate to your curriculum
- What your curriculum will give pupils
- How it will engage pupils
- How your school will deliver the curriculum
- How you will assess pupils' progress and outcomes
- Assurance that you'll consider the needs of every pupil
See examples from primary schools
Community school in Richmond upon Thames
Barnes Primary School has a curriculum statement which includes:
- The central aims of the curriculum
- The values found throughout the curriculum
Academy in Hull
Priory Primary School's curriculum statement explains:
- The shared values that underpin the curriculum
- The key curriculum drivers
- How the curriculum will impact pupils
Special school in Norfolk
Harford Manor School uses its curriculum statement to explain:
- What the school is trying to achieve
- How it’s delivering it
- What difference it's making