Curriculum Intent

Our Curriculum Intent

At West Ewell Primary School our curriculum is inspiring, immersive, and inclusive for every child, every day.  We aim to create learners who are resourceful, respectful, resilient, reflective and responsible. These are our school values which underpin each part of our curriculum. 

We have designed a broad and balanced curriculum which enhances the Early Years Foundation Stage in Nursery and Reception and the National Curriculum in Key Stages One and Two. Our curriculum is driven by engaging topics that provide meaningful and relevant experiences, fostering a love of learning for our pupils. Knowledge and skills are purposefully sequenced to enable progression so that pupils know more and remember more, applying their learning in an interconnected way across subjects. 

At West Ewell Primary School, we value reading as a crucial life skill. By teaching every child to read for pleasure and purpose, we provide pupils with the foundations to unlock access to the whole curriculum. We are a language focused school, building on pupils’ vocabulary through explicit teaching and providing opportunities for speaking and listening. We aim for pupils to leave our school with the language skills which will enable them to communicate clearly and confidently, preparing them for their future journey through education and beyond.

At West Ewell, we use every opportunity we can to enrich our curriculum through exciting experiences such as immersive starters to topics, workshops, special events, visitors, school trips and links with secondary schools.  These experiences are outlined in our WEPS ‘Learning Guarantees’  WEPS Learning guarantees - West Ewell Primary School & Nursery (west-ewell.co.uk) which demonstrate our commitment to developing the whole child.  

Our curriculum aims are:

  • To provide a happy, safe and inspiring learning environment where every child can thrive and be the very best that they can be
  • To engage each child through inspiring teaching which motivates and challenges
  • To foster each child’s spiritual, moral, social and cultural development
  • To promote British values of democracy, the rule of law, liberty, resect and tolerance
  • To instil a love of learning and growth mind set
  • To nurture each child’s mental wellbeing and self-esteem
  • To teach empathy skills to create a culture of kindness
  • To provide an inclusive curriculum which enables all learners flourish
  • To promote diversity through participation in experiences which develop understanding and respect of different cultures and religions
  • To provide opportunities for children to make a positive contribution to their local community and as global citizens
  • To offer a wide range of creative enrichment activities and experiences which will give our children lifelong memories of their time at primary school
  • To teach children to have the confidence and resilience to take on challenges so that they develop the independence needed to begin Secondary school

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- Apr 24
Today some tiny caterpillars arrived in Oak Class. They are inside a pot which contains a sweet sugary food. As the caterpillars eat, they will grow and grow. We will be watching carefully for any changes! #WEPSway pic.twitter.com/ZuAZxvTO8W— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) April 24, 2024
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- Apr 24
Year 5 explored structures in DT yesterday and used nets to recreate the Thames Barrier. #WEPSway pic.twitter.com/nSUVpmpubN— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) April 24, 2024
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- Apr 23
Scientists in Wisteria explored electric components to construct simple circuits. pic.twitter.com/J8EvJdJAaC— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) April 23, 2024
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- Apr 22
Year 2 enjoyed joining BBC Children in Need's live Earth Day assembly. We are all going to try our best to help the animals and our planet. #WEPSway pic.twitter.com/EutdDJ6nOI— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) April 22, 2024
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- Apr 19
Some amazing finds by @west_ewell year 4s during their explorers session.A striped millipede and a minotaur beetle! 🪲 #OutdoorExplorers #OutdoorAdventure #Entomology #Beetles #ForestSchool pic.twitter.com/Q1vdqGY8rt— Rootd Adventure (@rootdadventure) April 19, 2024
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- Apr 18
Group 1 and 2 had a great morning learning some new bushcraft survival skills. pic.twitter.com/APnHSkukHQ— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) April 18, 2024
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- Apr 18
Blue skies for an afternoon of archery with @west_ewell 🎯#archery #OutdoorAdventure #outdooreducation #rootd pic.twitter.com/MTvEzlMCGh— Rootd Adventure (@rootdadventure) April 18, 2024
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- Apr 18
Year 4 children enjoyed making bugs shelters and completed a scavenger hunt yesterday morning. pic.twitter.com/10CKJlEkdn— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) April 18, 2024
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- Apr 18
Year 2 enjoyed starting our writing unit by exploring non-fiction books in the library. We will be writing to inform and creating interactive non-chronological reports about minibeast habitats to share with reception. pic.twitter.com/L8jgmq0tVV— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) April 18, 2024
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- Apr 17
The sun is setting on an action packed first day with the brilliant @west_ewell year 4sWe can’t wait to do it all over again tomorrow! 🌲🏕️🎯 pic.twitter.com/1tZZpEDqVS— Rootd Adventure (@rootdadventure) April 17, 2024
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- Mar 27
Last night, choir had their first performance as part of the Epsom and Ewell Music Festival at the Epsom Playhouse. They performed fantastically in front of a sold out audience. Good luck with the final performance tonight! #WEPSway pic.twitter.com/eKybb5Waj2— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) March 27, 2024
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- Mar 20
One lucky Year 6 had the amazing opportunity to visit Craven Cottage as a Fulham mascot! @FulhamFC pic.twitter.com/WigX443AHP— West Ewell Primary School (@west_ewell) March 20, 2024
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