Spanish Language Subject Leader is Mrs Barnes
Our curriculum intent for Spanish is that every child will:
In Holy Trinity, we believe that learning a foreign language provides a valuable educational, social and cultural experience for our pupils. The study of a language is seen as an important part of our pupils’ education as languages are part of the cultural richness of our society and the world in which we live and work. We believe our children gain an insight into how other people around the world live, including their celebrations, traditional food and music amongst other things. As they learn, children will nurture a growing appreciation of other cultures and a natural curiosity for the world around them.
Implementation of the Spanish Curriculum at Holy Trinity
The Curriculum follows the Lightbulb Languages scheme of work for KS2. Spanish is taught weekly by a Specialist Teacher to provide high quality Spanish lessons that are engaging and fun.
The Impact of the Spanish Curriculum at Holy Trinity
The impact of this curriculum design will lead to confident children and instil a love of language learning to prepare children for their future learning at secondary school and open up a deeper understanding of cultures across the world.
How does Spanish fit into our School Vision?
To be an inspirational place of learning where:
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We facilitate opportunities so every child can flourish in a place where they feel safe, happy and confident. |
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Staff wellbeing and professional development is valued and supported in order to fulfil their roles, inspire others and experience personal fulfilment. |
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The school provides facilities that enable an optimum learning environment.
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The school plays a central role within our community and enjoys strong links with the church, local companies and other schools.
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