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School Improvement Plan

Headlines

2024-25

 

 

Priority

What the priority involves in a nutshell

– key objective

Outcome

Focused

Priority 1

RE

  • S48
  • Year of Jubilee
  • Opportunity for staff prayer
  • Inspection ready 
  • Full participation - To be Pilgrims of Hope in our broken world 
  • Increased opportunities for spiritual time/renewal

Focused

Priority 2

Quality of Education  

  • Further refine aspects of the curriculum - Art/DT/Music/PE/PSHE
  • Further develop subject ambassadors and pupil voice
  • Continue to improve writing outcomes through embedded sentence level and SPaG focus
  • Provide further opportunities for reasoning and problem solving
  • Review our SEND offer for high needs pupils
  • Review provision for EAL pupils

 

  • Established clear sequence of learning objectives and skills and their development in these foundation subject areas.
  • Increased pupil input/voice as stakeholders.
  • Increased percentage of children reaching expected attainment in writing.
  • Increased evidence of these 2 aspects/raised standards
  • High needs met/standards maintained across school
  • Reviewed curriculum offer/assessment and intervention

Focused

Priority 3

Behaviour and attitudes

 

  • Review policy and practise
  • Updated policy - consistent approach ensures excellent behaviour
  • Equipment and activities for engaged physical activity and engagement

Focused Priority 4

Personal Development 

  • Extend further our extra-curricular offer

 

  • Increased ARTs provision, including music, art and drama, cricket, chess, cooking club
  • Establish agreed assembly time for celebration of achievements in extracurricular events both within and outside of school.

Priority

Focused

Priority 5

Leadership and Management

  • Develop and embed our Mental Health and well being policy
  • Launch and embed Thrive as a tool to support SEMH

 EYFS

  • Deliver Early Talk Boost
  • Expand Neli across the whole class

 

  • The MH and wellbeing  of pupils and staff is at least good.
  • Comprehensive assessment and provision for pupils with SEMH needs

 

  • Improved language development in FS1 and for those children in FS2 who may be unable to access NELI fully, which will impact on access to the wider curriculum.