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Eythorne Elvington Primary School
Adelaide Road, Eythorne, CT15 4AN, UK Dover
+44 (0)1304 830376
www:http://www.eythorne-elvington.kent.sch.uk/e-mail:

Welcome to our school

At Eythorne Elvington Primary School, we provide a stimulating, positive and secure environment in which the whole school community is challenged to succeed and reach their full potential.

Dear Parents

On behalf of all the staff, governors and children I would like to welcome you to Eythorne Elvington Community Primary School. Starting school is an important step in your child's life and we hope to make it a positive experience to be remembered happily in later life.

Eythorne Elvington School is a friendly and caring place where everyone works together to ensure the children in our care receive an excellent education. We are firm believers in the partnership between home and school and ask for your support throughout the coming years. We look forward to meeting you many times and getting to know you all as a family.
We work closely with our pre-school providers to ensure a smooth transition between all key stages in your child's education.

Our school’s website provides information about what our school has to offer. If you have any further questions or comments please do not hesitate to contact me.
Thank you for your interest in our school.

Yours sincerely

Gillian Pasola
Headteacher

CURRICULUM

At Eythorne Elvington School we aim to offer a broad based curriculum in line with National Curriculum requirements with an overall focus on the education of the whole child. However, a particular emphasis is placed on pupils’ achievements in Literacy and Numeracy.

A whole school curriculum map is in place and the staff work in key stages to ensure consistency, balance and progression of the curriculum both across and between year groups. Pupils may complete the given tasks individually, with a partner, as a member of a small group or as a whole class depending on the activity. The School’s Assessment Policy ensures that staff are continuously focusing on pupil achievement and hence pupil performance and standards.
The Curriculum reflects national and local requirements: The National Curriculum is divided into two parts:

• CORE SUBJECTS
English, Information and Communication Technology, Mathematics and
Science

Religious Education

• FOUNDATION SUBJECTS
Art, Design and Technology, Geography, History, Music, Physical
Education

The Curriculum

We aim to meet the needs of every pupil by providing a broad and balanced curriculum where all children can experience success, build on strengths and recognise and improve upon their weaknesses.

The Foundation Stage Curriculum applies to children from three years of age to the end of the reception year. In our school all children join us at the beginning of the school year in which they are five (compulsory schooling begins at the start of the term after a child’s fifth birthday). The Foundation Stage Curriculum is important in its own right, and in preparing children for later schooling

The Foundation Stage Curriculum

On entry to school pupils experience the Foundation Stage curriculum which comprises of six areas of learning:

• Personal, social and emotional development
• Communication, language and literacy
• Mathematical development
• Knowledge and understanding of the world
• Physical development
• Creative development

The curriculum for the Foundation Stage in our school reflects the areas of learning identified in the Early Learning Goals. Our curriculum is carefully planned to provide a structure for learning that has a range of starting points and content that matches the needs of young children and activities that provide for learning both indoors and outdoors. Through play and first hand experiences we endeavour to enable our youngest children make sense of the world; building upon and extending their knowledge, experience and interests whilst developing their self esteem, independence and confidence.

The Early Learning Goals are in line with the objectives in the National Literacy Strategy and the National Numeracy Strategy. By the end of the reception year children have daily mathematics and literacy sessions.

ORGANISATION

There are approximately 120 pupils on the school roll and, at present, classes are organised as follows:

Class 1 - Year R/1 - Miss R Facey
Class 2 - Year 1/2 - Mrs S Stephens
Class 3 - Year 3 - Mr S Gawthorpe
Class 4 - Year 4/5 - Mrs D Buckley
Class 5 - Year 5/6 - Mrs C Collard

All parents receive a written report in term 6. Parent/Teacher consultation evenings are held during terms 1 and 6, although parents are most welcome to discuss their child’s progress at any time throughout the year. However, staff are busy in the morning preparing for the school day; please make an appointment to talk to your child’s teacher through the office after school if you would like to discuss your child’s progress.



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