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Curriculum

The curriculum in a Hurst Education Trust (HET) school is broad, rich and ambitious, underpinned by its Christian vision and values. It is inclusive, enabling every child to flourish and preparing them well for future success.

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A HET Curriculum

The curriculum in a Hurst Education Trust (HET) school is broad, rich and ambitious, underpinned by its Christian vision and values.

English

Our overarching intent for English lessons is to promote high standards of language and literacy.

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Boy using interactive whiteboard

Mathematics

We believe the way we teach maths is unique and best suited to meet the needs of every child in our classrooms.

Science

Science lessons are enhanced by fun experiments and practical work. We take part in British Science Week by holding STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) workshops.

Young boy in blue apron pouring liquid
Girl in classroom smiling

Religious Education

As a Christian school, our Religious Education (RE) lessons are an important part of our curriculum as Jesus’ teachings are the basis of our school values.

Art and Design

At Albourne we celebrate a culture of creativity! We have developed a broad and ambitious Art and Design curriculum for our young learners.

Children holding up artwork
Boys and girls playing trumpets

Music

Our music curriculum is designed to motivate, inspire and educate children, while providing them with a creative outlet.

Physical Education

We regard PE lessons and participation in sport as highly important for all children. We work hard to ensure pupils are enthusiastic about sports at all ages.

Girl in PE kit catching blue beanbag
Three girls sitting on a bench talking

PSHE

Personal, Social, Health and Education (PSHE), including Relationships and Health Education, is an important part of the whole curriculum at Albourne.

Forest School

Our Forest School offers children regular opportunities to develop their self-esteem through hands-on learning in a natural environment.

Girl holding up tray of mud laughing
Two boys playing outdoors with sticks and mud

OPAL Play

We have adopted the Outdoor Play and Learning (OPAL) Primary Programme to enhance pupils’ break times. Pupils can take part in active pursuits and have access to a range of traditional and modern equipment.

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