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Curriculum statements (primary)

Adapt our model curriculum statement to save you time writing your own, and see examples of what other schools are doing.

Last reviewed on 7 September 2023
School types: All•School phases: Primary•Ref: 10763
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  1. Save time by adapting our statement 
  2. See examples from primary schools
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Save time by adapting our statement 

Adapt the following statement to use on your website. You can also adapt it to include references to the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) or a thematic or skills-based curriculum, if appropriate.

We'd like to thank our associate expert Jonathan Block for his help creating this statement. 

See examples from primary schools

Voluntary aided school in St Helens

St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Primary School has a curriculum statement on its website setting out:

  • The main principles of its 'GROWTH Curriculum'
  • How pupils will develop through the curriculum
  • More detail for each subject

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: 

Head over to our curriculum and learning section for

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  • How to design a curriculum
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