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Art, craft and design represent some of the highest forms of human creativity. At Gilbert Colvin Primary School, we teach a high-quality art and design education which engages, inspires and challenges pupils, equipping them with...........read more |
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In Gilbert Colvin Primary School Computing has been developed to equip our pupils with the foundational skills, knowledge and understanding of computing they will need for the rest of their lives.......read more |
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Design and Technology is an inspiring, exciting and practical subject. At Gilbert Colvin Primary School, we aim to develop the creative, technical and practical skills needed to perform everyday tasks confidently.............. read more |
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Our aim is for children to communicate confidently and meaningfully when writing for a variety of audiences and purposes. Writing requires the orchestration of a number of complex skills including the ability to construct and organise a text....... read more |
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EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) The Early Years education we offer our children is based on the principle that:
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Geography is an important subject to all children; allowing them to understand the changes and conflicts that surround them: Whether it be flash floods in London; a war the other side of the world.................. read more |
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At Gilbert Colvin, we aim to deliver a history curriculum which is rich and engaging, and links closely with the requirements and expectations of the National Curriculum. It aims at providing students with a strong chronological understanding of ...........read more |
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At Gilbert Colvin Primary School, we aim to prepare pupils for an increasingly more international world by teaching a modern foreign language. Learning a language exposes pupils to other cultures and helps to build a tolerance and............read more |
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At Gilbert Colvin primary school the community we live in is very important to us and we look for opportunities to maintain and build our links with the local as well as global community. We have links with our local places of worship and..........read more |
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Our aim at Gilbert Colvin is for children to achieve mastery of mathematical concepts and be confident when manipulating numbers and ideas. Through providing children with rich and varied tasks, they are given the opportunity ............read more |
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Music means different things to different people and it is this universal language that we aim to teach and deliver to all our students at Gilbert Colvin. Our aim is simple: we want to engage and inspire our students to develop their sense of ............read more |
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Learning is not just about working in the classroom. Outdoor learning provides memorable learning experiences for children and helps them to make sense of the world around them. It puts their learning into a meaningful context..........read more |
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The national curriculum for physical education at Gilbert Colvin aims to ensure that all pupils: |
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PSHE (Personal Social and Health Education) At Gilbert Colvin, we aim for every child to have high self-esteem and be equipped to make a valuable contribution in life. Our PSHE curriculum is delivered through and alongside our values-based curriculum, our work towards .............read more |
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For Religious Education at Gilbert Colvin, we follow the joint Redbridge and Havering Agreed Syllabus, which has been put together by the local SACRE(Standing Advisory Council for Religious Education). ......read more |
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At Gilbert Colvin, we believe every child deserves an education that is fun and practical. Therefore, Science at Gilbert Colvin encompasses all the learning experiences of a child and we aim to build on children's experiences by providing.........read more |
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