Pupil Enrichment

 ‘It is the essential knowledge that pupils need to be educated citizens, introducing them to the best that has been thought and said and helping to engender an appreciation of human creativity and achievement.' National Curriculum

By developing cultural capital, we ensure that our pupils have exposure to experiences and background knowledge that will equip them with the foundations and cultural knowledge necessary for success in future education and careers.

Cultural capital is developed through pupils attending events and venues as well as through their active participation. We recognise that it is vital for the children not only to observe but also to participate actively, visualising themselves doing the same in the future. They can then draw on their experiences to create their own artistic impressions and creative performances, as well as develop their skills and talents based on what they have experienced.

We are committed to providing a wide variety of exciting, stimulating, and challenging opportunities across the curriculum. Learning is enhanced and further embedded by the range of enrichment activities provided. School trips, visiting specialists, themed days, and weeks are directly linked to topics across a range of subject areas, providing pupils with opportunities to learn in different environments and improve their writing outcomes by enriching their vocabulary.

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