Curriculum Intent
Enrichment throughout the curriculum is an approach to ensure that we provide a range of engaging activities. The opportunities provided aim to continually build on the resilience of students, their cultural knowledge, develop behaviour for learning and increase engagement overall.
Our available activities continue to be developed and up-dated regularly. Some of the opportunities which have been available to students include;
The aim of our enrichment lessons is to help pupils to develop spiritually, socially, culturally and morally. Pupils are given the opportunity to develop new skills by challenging them to try something different. Lessons are designed to develop pupils confidence, self esteem and independence skills so they can thrive in the wider community.
This Cross curricular Department had many well established links to the local community
Enrichment passports
Enrichment passports have been given to all pupils so they can track progress in personal development through a wide range of activities across the School. These include learning a new skill, engaging in a community project, taking part in a cultural activity and developing career skills.
Pupils have their passports stamped by teachers to recognise progress in enrichment activities.
The Passports are a lasting record of pupil personal development and are designed to promote the Schools core values of care, courtesy, determination and resilience.
Graduation
Pupils can celebrate their achievements by Graduating once they have collected stamps . This is a wonderful reward for pupils hard work and a recognition of progress made in personal development.
