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Home Learning Children at Mersham are expected to continue elements of their learning at home. These expectations vary between year groups, but can include: Termly Homework Grids – These include a variety of activities linked to the learning in class for the term (these come home in Homework books and …

Reporting to Parents We know how important it is to establish positive relationships with the Parents/Carers of all our children. In this respect we welcome any comments about school policy and practice and are happy to spend time explaining the work we do with the children. We hope that you …

Whole School Curriculum Our whole school curriculum is carefully mapped to ensure children experience the National Curriculum in an engaging and exciting way. Each year group teaches the curriculum through ‘Topic Based Learning’, where each subject links to a central theme. These links are carefully thought out and occasionally subjects …

English Vision Our school values underpin our English Curriculum. At Mersham Primary School, we believe that English and communication are key life skills. Through the English curriculum, we will help children develop the skills and knowledge that will enable them to communicate effectively and creatively through spoken and written language …

Early Years Framework At Mersham, our Early Years curriculum has been developed and carefully planned with our children at the centre. We understand that all children learn differently and we adjust our practice accordingly. The three characteristics of teaching and learning are fundamental in our planning of a successful Early …

Curriculum Vision For all children to develop a wide range of knowledge and skills alongside an inquisitive mind and a love of learning, that will prepare them for the next phase in their education as well as enable them to become effective citizens of the future. Our school values underpin …