Cultural Capital
Cultural capital is the accumulation of knowledge learners need to prepare them for their future success. Here we aim to provide our learners with a broad and balanced curriculum, which is supplemented by a range of different cultural experiences.
Through curriculum lessons, theme weeks, outdoor learning sessions, school trips, visits and assemblies, we aim to develop learners:
- Oracy
- Curiosities and ambitions
- Experiences of the world
You can see from the lists below the range of experiences on offer each academic year.
Term 1
Election of School Council
Black and Asian Achievement Month
NSPCC assembly
Anti-bullying week
Remembrance Day
Pantomime by M&M Productions
Winter Fair
Christmas lunch and hat making
Asian Achievement Week
Year 3 Stone Age Day
Year 3 Magna
Year 4 Leeds Museum
Year 5 Nell Bank
Year 5 Fire Brigade Visit
Year 5 and 6 Bikeability
Year 6 Ancient Greek Day
Year 6 Young Shakespeare Company
Year 6 Vaping Workshop
Year 6 Yorkshire Mentoring - Happy Friendships, Better Lives
Term 2
Book Fair
Internet Safety Week
Children’s Mental Health Week
World Book Day
International Week of Women and Girls in Science
Science Week
Eid celebrations
Year 3 Bagshaw Museum - Ancient Egyptians
Year 4 Jorvik Museum
Year 4 Thorsday
Year 5 and 6 Bikeability
Year 5 and 6 Eko STEM careers workshop
Year 6 Yorkshire Water STEM workshop
Year 6 Big Legal lesson
Term 3
Sports Day
Residential
Summer Fair
Year 3 Trip to Filey
Year 4 dentist visit
Year 5 National Coal Mining Museum
Year 5 Eden Camp
Year 5 Young Lifesavers
Year 6 Cartwright Hall
Year 6 I'm a Year 6 Get Me Out of Here