Sgoil Bhreascleit - The Rationale for our Curriculum

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Sgoil Bhreascleit - The Rationale for our Curriculum Vision “Leasaich clann cruthachail, cùramach, misneachail agus soirbheachail.” “Create caring, confident, creative and successful citizens.” Our pupils at Sgoil Bhreascleit Caring Are encouraged to show respect for others Care for the local community and the wider world Confident Participate in cultural activities Take the lead when working with others Creative Think creatively and applying new skills in different contexts Involved in the planning of their learning Successful Celebrate the successes and achievements of children Planning and undertaking events in the community Encouraged to consider future careers through opportunities to Develop the Young Workforce. At Sgoil Bhreascleit we aim to:  Provide a well-balanced, broad based, differentiated and inclusive bilingual curriculum in accordance with local and national guidelines. Raise the standards of attainment of all pupils by having high but realistic expectations and by encouraging and promoting positive self-esteem in pupils. Provide stimulating and challenging learning experiences which will motivate and cater for all pupils with differing abilities, aptitudes and interests and provide them and their parents with regular, relevant and helpful reports about their progress. Promote the health and well-being of pupils and support them in their learning, ensuring that those who are having difficulty are provided with appropriate targets, tasks and activities which take into account their individual needs. Provide a happy, caring, stimulating and welcoming environment creating mutual respect among pupils, staff, parents and the local community. Utilise the resources and available accommodation to support pupil and staff activities and ensure the maintenance of these to match educational needs. Ensure that the school is effectively managed and led, recognising the need for all staff to work together towards clear goals and quality improvement   Values Kindness/thoughtfulness, compassion, fairness, honesty, respect tolerance, understanding, empathy Principles for Curriculum Design: •challenge and enjoyment • breadth • progression • depth • personalisation and choice • coherence • relevance Curricular areas: Literacy/Language Numeracy/Mathematics Health and Wellbeing including Physical Education Sciences Social Subjects Religious and Moral Education Technologies Expressive Arts