Coleridge offers a broad, balanced and creative English curriculum, focussed on achieving excellent standards in reading, writing and communication in all learners.

Our current remote learning assignments for each year group can be found here.

Learning maths is like building a tower; children must have firm foundations and acquire specific building blocks in a certain order. If any of these blocks of understanding are missing, then the tower is shaky and can be toppled at any time with the presentation of new challenges or concepts.

In science, we are trying to develop the next generation of inquiring minds by giving them the skills to analyse and explore.

Being able to use technology effectively, and safely, is a vital skill in the modern world.

Our current home learning assignments for each year group can be found here.

Here at Coleridge we believe that thinking is the key to developing curious and independent questioners.

At Coleridge, we aim to give all children the knowledge, skills and confidence needed to ensure lifelong participation in physical activity and sport.

During the summer term, children at Coleridge undertake lessons in Relationship and Sex Education (RSE), and Drug and Alcohol Education (DAE). The lessons allow your child to learn about these subjects in a safe, informative and age-appropriate way.

Religious Education at Coleridge encourages children to develop an empathy and understanding of the beliefs and faiths of others.

Topic learning at Coleridge opens a door to the world.

The Arts are thriving at the heart of our school. At Coleridge, our intention is to inspire and stimulate children’s creativity and imagination through the creative arts, which is central to our teaching and learning.

Reading is an important part of any good education, and here at Coleridge we encourage our students to read for pleasure, and to learn about the world around them.

At Coleridge Primary we want our children to understand what it is to be a good citizen, to have a thorough understanding of freedom, equality, and fairness.

As well as physical health and safety, we also do everything we can to take care of the emotional health and wellbeing of our students.