The English Language course in Year 7 develops pupils’ ability to communicate clearly, confidently, and effectively in both spoken and written forms. Building on prior learning, pupils strengthen their reading comprehension, expand vocabulary, refine grammar and sentence structure, and develop structured writing skills. The course encourages critical thinking, creativity, and purposeful language use across a
The Faith and Values Mentorship course in Year 6 supports pupils in consolidating strong moral character, spiritual awareness, and ethical understanding. Pupils explore how faith and values guide choices, relationships, and leadership, while reflecting on personal responsibility and community impact. The course encourages empathy, integrity, resilience, and independent application of values in real-life situations, preparing
The Handwriting and Penmanship Skills course in Year 6 develops pupils’ ability to write fluently, neatly, and efficiently under sustained writing conditions. Pupils refine letter formation, joins, spacing, and alignment while maintaining high presentation standards. The course encourages pride in written work, supports clarity of communication, and ensures readiness for secondary school demands.Key Focus AreasConsistent
The Web Development course in Year 6 introduces pupils to more advanced concepts in website design and creation. Pupils learn to structure, style, and publish websites while understanding how design, functionality, and accessibility work together. The course encourages creativity, logical thinking, problem-solving, and responsible digital practices, preparing learners for secondary ICT and coding challenges.Key Focus
The Coding course in Year 6 builds pupils’ computational thinking and programming skills, enabling them to design, create, and debug interactive programs and simple applications. Pupils explore coding logic, algorithms, and problem-solving in age-appropriate programming environments. The course encourages creativity, resilience, collaboration, and safe, responsible use of technology.Key Focus AreasWriting algorithms to solve problems and
The Computer Literacy and Online Safety course in Year 6 equips pupils with the knowledge, skills, and judgement to use digital technologies safely, creatively, and responsibly. Pupils develop advanced ICT skills while exploring ethical, social, and security issues online. The course encourages independent research, digital problem-solving, and thoughtful engagement with technology, preparing pupils for secondary