Curriculum Impact. At Kingsmoor, children are assessed during every lesson which enables our teachers to plan the next steps for each child. Teachers assess against the learning objectives and the basic skill requirements for each year group and provide live feedback which enables each pupil to make progress within the lesson and overtime. Children are expected to make good or better progress in all subjects and this individual progress is tracked and reported to parents and carers at parents evening and on the end of year report.

Kingsmoor uses rigorous triangulated monitoring throughout the year to gauge the impact of the curriculum design. Senior Leaders and Subject Leaders monitor individual subjects: reviewing learning, evaluating pupil voice, providing individual feedback to move practice forward, celebrating positives and highlighting areas of development that through coaching and continued professional development are developed and strengthened.  The impact of the curriculum is reviewed half termly and progress is measured against end of year outcomes for individual pupils and for the year group.

Enjoyment of the curriculum promotes achievement, confidence and good behaviour. Children feel safe to try new things. The pupils will be able to work collaboratively with their peers and independently as inquisitive learners who are motivated to excel and who have a thirst for learning. The pupils will have a strong desire to embrace challenge and to be resilient learners.

Our curriculum will also enable our pupils to become good citizens and demonstrate an appreciation for each other, the school community and the world. Our pupils will be respectful and will show tolerance and acceptance to those from different faiths and backgrounds as Values is the foundation of our curriculum, with weekly assemblies led by the Head Teacher and follow up class assemblies each week.

All pupils at Kingsmoor participate in a progressive reward scheme which focuses on; Following the school rules, Being responsible for their own learning, demonstrating resilence and determination. Contributing to school life and the wider community.

We will measure the impact of curriculum through: Pupil achievement data. Attendance rates. Behaviour. Extra Curriculum registers. Pupil questionnaires. Pupil Voice. Parent questionnaires. Lesson observations. Curriculum Reviews.