Early years
Play, language, movement and relationships are the curriculum. The environment does as much teaching as the adult.
Nursery & Reception ↗
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Follow the question.
From the Meadowlark Nest through Year 6, children build knowledge, confidence and the habit of looking again. This page borrows the phase-led curriculum route of a school portal and gives it a calmer, clearer editorial spine.
Curriculum map
One school, many ways in.
Each pathway below is a real route in the demo. The detail is illustrative until an owner supplies the approved curriculum, policies and named contacts.
Years 1 & 2
Phonics, reading, number and the first wider-world questions grow through stories, objects and shared practice.
Lower phase ↗Years 3 & 4
Children move between subjects with purpose: history, science, writing, art and the confidence to explain their thinking.
Middle phase ↗Years 5 & 6
Challenge, independence and preparation for the next stage without losing the joy of finding something out.
Upper phase ↗Outdoor learning
Weather changes the lesson.
The garden, the street and the wider Moorfield setting give children things to measure, draw, question and care for. A practical, child-safe school keeps the outdoor route visible instead of treating it as a seasonal extra.
See community life
Reading and language
Stories are the shared currency of the school: read aloud, talked about, retold, questioned and taken home.
The wider curriculum
Art, music, sport and belonging.
A school portal should make the curriculum feel discoverable. Use the phase cards, pupil voice and calendar to find the next doorway.