We have devised our curriculum to be sequential and build on the skills and knowledge that the children already have from previous learning.  At Tymberwood we feel that it is important that learning is layered in a way that it ensures gaps are not created and where new learning can visibly link on to prior learning to strengthen the working memory.  To support with this, each lesson starts with a 'reactivate' - this is the prior learning that they are 'reactivating' to build on to in the lesson.

Finding Out More About Our Curriculum

At Tymberwood Academy, we are proud of the broad, balanced and engaging curriculum we offer to all pupils. We understand that parents and members of the public may wish to learn more about what children are taught and how learning is structured across the school.

There are a number of ways you can find out more about our curriculum:

• School Website
  Detailed information about each subject, including our curriculum intent, implementation and progression, is available on the curriculum section of our website. This includes overviews for each year group and subject area.

• Meetings and Events
  Throughout the year, we offer opportunities such as parent workshops and open events where families can learn more about our teaching approaches and expectations.

• Contacting the School
  If you would like further detail about a specific subject or year group, you are welcome to contact the school office. We can arrange for you to speak with a member of our teaching staff or subject leaders who will be happy to provide additional information. Please contact us at office@tymberwoodacademy.org.uk

We are committed to working in partnership with parents and the wider community. If you have any questions about our curriculum, please do not hesitate to get in touch - we are always happy to help.

Below you will find: 

1. A document that show a yearly overview of the topics being learnt in each term so you can see what your child will be learning and when.

2. Specific subject breakdowns of the sequence of learning for the whole school.