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8 March 2024 in Latest news

Griffin Science Symposium

The Griffin Science Symposium (GSS) 2024 was launched with a keynote introduction by Dr Anne Edwards of the John Innes Centre, focusing on plant energy and scientific enquiry.Students were also…
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1 March 2024 in Latest news

Founders Day Celebrations

Today all schools within the Griffin Schools Trust celebrated Founders Day. The day was marked by a series of engaging activities that brought the whole community together to celebrate our…
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14 January 2024 in Latest news

Culinary Delight: Kebab-Making Class

Students recently embarked on a flavorful culinary adventure as they honed their knife skills while crafting delectable kebabs in a special cooking class. Led by Grace Dennis, Medway's Food for…
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14 December 2023 in Latest news

Salvation Army Donations

In the Christmas spirit of giving, Kingfisher has extended a helping hand to those in need this holiday season by making a generous donation to The Salvation Army. As part…
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>> THE GST CURRICULUM

The Griffin Schools Trust (GST) is a family of primary and secondary schools in the Midlands and the South East of England. We are committed to providing an outstanding independent-style education for all students, predicated on breadth and excellence.

 

All schools provide a rich programme of free extra-curricular activities, create an involving and stimulating physical environment and build a staff team of interesting people who are motivated to advance their own knowledge and skills as well as their pupils’ achievement.

GST schools do not teach young people to know their place, but rather to discover their talents and passions and to take their places in society, making a difference through leadership and service wherever their futures may take them.

 

Curriculum at Kingfisher

At Kingfisher Primary School, we provide a curriculum based on the needs of our whole community. We deliver outstanding learning opportunities for all of our children using a termly “Big Question” approach that encompasses the children’s needs and interests, providing an inclusive curriculum that focuses on enquiry and the development of key skills, knowledge and understanding.

Throughout all key stages, our curriculum begins with a “Big Question” that nurtures a sense of enquiry and investigation within a curriculum theme. We believe our children learn better, when they are encouraged to use their imagination and apply their learning to engaging contexts. We always start with what the children know, and what they want they want to find out, providing a rich menu of exciting and motivating learning opportunities to ensure children are fully prepared for the next stage in their education. We ensure our curriculum areas are broad and wide enabling all children to reach their full potential, whilst ensuring comprehensive coverage of the requirements of the National Curriculum.

Our curriculum is values based and we explore our school values of respect, responsibility, resilience, perseverance, building relationships and independence through our curriculum subjects. Our pupils are encouraged and supported to display these values throughout their learning and experiences. We encourage our children to be articulate and confident individuals who have a strong moral purpose.

We use a rigorous assessment programme across all subjects that ensures teachers are able to analyse gaps in individual children’s progress and identify specific learning needs.

Proud Traditions | Wide Horizons | High Achievement

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