Information
Newsletters
Letters
Netball Tournament - Invite only
Bedtime Story Re-scheduled Amethyst & Amber
Riddifield football tournament - invite only
FGR photo permission consent for Rednock football
Rednock Football minibus letter
Sunshine class trip to Stroud Library
Barnwood consent form - Emerald Mindfulness
Emerald Consent letter - Mindfulness
New clubs letter - Terms 3 & 4 - Spring
Y5/6 Swimming letter - Invite only
Sunshine & Rainbow Christmas party letter
Ruby & Diamond - Hedgehog Cameras
Amber class - Staying safe at home
Ruby & Diamond - Outdoor Learning
Amethyst & Amber Bedtime Story
Diamond Swimming letters (6/11-11/12)
Reception Vision & Y6 Height & Weight
MUSEUM IN THE PARK - Amethyst Class
Stroud Book Festival - Aventurine & Emerald classes
Stroud Book Festival - Ruby, Diamond & Quartz classes
DIAMOND CLASS - Avebury Stone Circle
RUBY CLASS - Avebury Stone Circle
Barnardo's The Incredible Years programme
Amethyst & Amber Letters & Sounds 27/09/19
Evacuee Experience - Aventurine and Emerald
Quartz class letter: Trip to Warwick castle
Curriculum
Key Stage One Curriculum
We use Letters and Sounds to teach phonics through Key Stage One.
To teach reading, our main scheme is Oxford Reading Tree, however this is supplemented by other texts as required.
The table below outlines the themes covered by each class and where the majority of the curriculum is covered.
| Term 1 | Term 2 | Term 3 | Term 4 | Term 5 | Term 6 | ||
| Amethyst | 2019/20 | Toys and Superheros |
Dinosaurs |
Dinosaurs |
Paws, Claws and Whiskers |
Enchanted Woodland |
|
| 2020/21 | Memory Box |
Bright Lights |
Splendid Skies |
Moon Zoom |
Rio de Vida |
Percy the Park-keeper |
|
| Amber | 2019/20 | Ship Ahoy |
Around The World |
Twisted Tales |
Here and There |
Street Detectives |
Beachcombers |
| Rainbow (Y1) | Amethyst | Amber |
|---|---|---|
Key Stage Two Curriculum
Our curriculum is planned over two cycles. This ensures full coverage of the requirements of the National Curriculum. The curriculum is taught through a thematic approach and we develop the skills of learning as well as the knowledge expected.
| Cycle One | Cycle Two | |
|---|---|---|
| Ruby Class |
Prehsitoric Britain - Iron Age Romans Our Amazing World Moving Monsters Britains Settlements by Anglo Saxons and Scots Relationships and Sex Education
|
Maths Stroud Mills and Canals Realtionships and Sex Education |
| Diamond Class |
Prehistoric Britain - Iron Age Romans Our Amazing World Moving Monsters Relationships and Sex Education
|
Maths |
| Quartz Class |
Prehistoric Britain - Bronze Age Romans Our Amazing World Pencils Relationships and Sex Education
|
Maths I am Warrior! |
| Aventurine Class |
Prehistoric Britain - Stone Age Romans Our Amazing World Bridges Relationships and Sex Education
|
Maths
Darwin Delights Tremors |
| Emerald Class |
Prehistoric Britain - Stone Age Romans Our Amazing World Bridges Relationships and Sex Education
|
Hola Mexico |
Term dates
Lunch Menu
Safeguarding
Special Educational Needs
/perch/resources/sen-leaflet-2019-2020-online-version-4.pdf
/perch/resources/stroud-valley-community-primary-school-send-information-report-2019-2020-2.pdf
/perch/resources/stroud-valley-community-primary-school-send-policy-2019-2020-2.pdf
You may also find the following documents / websites useful
Special educational needs and disability A guide for parents and carers
Gloucestershire’s SEN & Disability Local Offer
SEN Support Flow Chart1: SEN Support from specialneedsjungle.com
SEN Support Flow Chart4: What to do if you disagree with decisions from specialneedsjungle.com
Policies
Before and After School Responsibility
Children with Medical Conditions
Communication
Conflict Resolution (Anti-Bullying)
Current Data
Admissions
As a Community School Gloucestershire Local Authority are responsible for admissions in a child's first year. The following link will take you to further information.
Gloucestershire Local Authority Information
For admissions to other year groups please contact the school office.
Pupil Premium
Spending Summary. This document outlines how we spend our allocated pupil premium money: Pupil Premium Funding
And this document outlines our strategy: Pupil Premium Strategy
PE - Sports Premium Funding
Sports Premium
The Sports Premium Grant is funding given to individual schools to improve the quality of their physical education curriculum.
The information below shows how we spent our allocation in 2017/18 and the impact on our children’s development and staff.
|
Provision |
Why |
Cost |
Impact |
|
|
Kick Off Stroud |
£5,000 |
Teachers and pupils skills developed. Enjoyment of PE has increased. Staff ability to include everyone and a higher importance placed upon PE throughout the school. Children valuing resources more and a sense of pride. |
||
|
Sports Specialist teach PE one day a week and all children and teachers are involved throughout the year. |
To improve skills and knowledge of teachers who attend all lessons. |
|||
|
Resources |
|
|
||
|
New equipment ordered to ensure different sports can take place and be taught. |
To improve the resources we have to enable high quality teaching of PE. |
£719 |
Children are able to enjoy using different equipment of a high standard, which they treat with respect and value. |
|
|
Stroud District Sports Membership |
|
|
||
|
Being part of the SDS association allowing us to participate in tournaments and games. |
To enable us to develop our teamwork and skills and raise the profile of PE in the school. |
£35 |
Children are able to become part of a team and play against other schools developing many different skills.
|
|
|
Inter school sports tournament |
|
|
||
|
Taking part in the inter school sports tournament for KS1. |
To participate in sports activities in the local community. |
£150 |
Children enjoy it and able to work as part of a team developing healthy competitiveness. |
|
|
Stroud District Sports Entrance to games |
|
|
||
|
A variety of sports entered throughout the school year, including: athletics, football, netball and cross country. |
To enable children to compete against other schools in the local community and develop their skills. |
£195 |
Raising the profile of sport in the school, children wanting to be a part of the team, having fun and enjoying sport. |
|
|
Football pitch |
|
|
||
|
A football pitch to be built on the school playground. |
To enhance the provision and facilities at the school. |
£5,000 |
Enabling children to play football at playtime and lunchtime, raising the profile of sport within the school. Which is a lifelong commitment of the school.
|
|
|
Boccia equipment |
|
|
||
|
Specific equipment relating to the sport of Boccia |
To enable Boccia to be taught across KS2 as part of the new rolling programme. |
£1,100 |
Raising the profile of Paralympic sports across the school, and enabling children to participate in sports they never would have before and promoting inclusion. |
|
|
Total Allocation |
£ |
12,744 |
||
|
Spend |
£ |
£12,199 |
||
Sports Premium
The Sports Premium Grant is funding given to individual schools to improve the quality of their physical education curriculum.
The information below shows how we spent our allocation in 2017/18 and the impact on our children’s development and staff.
|
Provision |
Why |
Cost |
Impact |
|
|
Kick Off Stroud |
£5,000 |
Teachers and pupils skills developed. Enjoyment of PE has increased. Staff ability to include everyone and a higher importance placed upon PE throughout the school. Children valuing resources more and a sense of pride. |
||
|
Sports Specialist teach PE one day a week and all children and teachers are involved throughout the year. |
To improve skills and knowledge of teachers who attend all lessons. |
|||
|
Resources |
|
|
||
|
New equipment ordered to ensure different sports can take place and be taught. |
To improve the resources we have to enable high quality teaching of PE. |
£719 |
Children are able to enjoy using different equipment of a high standard, which they treat with respect and value. |
|
|
Stroud District Sports Membership |
|
|
||
|
Being part of the SDS association allowing us to participate in tournaments and games. |
To enable us to develop our teamwork and skills and raise the profile of PE in the school. |
£35 |
Children are able to become part of a team and play against other schools developing many different skills.
|
|
|
Inter school sports tournament |
|
|
||
|
Taking part in the inter school sports tournament for KS1. |
To participate in sports activities in the local community. |
£150 |
Children enjoy it and able to work as part of a team developing healthy competitiveness. |
|
|
Stroud District Sports Entrance to games |
|
|
||
|
A variety of sports entered throughout the school year, including: athletics, football, netball and cross country. |
To enable children to compete against other schools in the local community and develop their skills. |
£195 |
Raising the profile of sport in the school, children wanting to be a part of the team, having fun and enjoying sport. |
|
|
Football pitch |
|
|
||
|
A football pitch to be built on the school playground. |
To enhance the provision and facilities at the school. |
£5,000 |
Enabling children to play football at playtime and lunchtime, raising the profile of sport within the school. Which is a lifelong commitment of the school.
|
|
|
Boccia equipment |
|
|
||
|
Specific equipment relating to the sport of Boccia |
To enable Boccia to be taught across KS2 as part of the new rolling programme. |
£1,100 |
Raising the profile of Paralympic sports across the school, and enabling children to participate in sports they never would have before and promoting inclusion. |
|
|
Total Allocation |
£ |
12,744 |
||
|
Spend |
£ |
£12,199 |
||