Curriculum Offer

The Curriculum

Our curriculum allows pupils to engage and learn through stimulating and exciting learning experiences, centred around a play and sensory-based approach. Our aim is for pupils to know more, remember more and do more, whilst developing their confidence, resilience and ultimately their independence so the can reach their full potential in life.

Curriculum Specifics

Information on Sex and Relationships education and Religious Education.

Thematic Approach

Topic cycles studied at Bridge.

Literacy and Communication

Literacy and communication are central to our children’s learning and at the heart of everything we do at The Bridge School. Communication is the passing of meaningful information between two or more people using all available means.

Mathematics

Learning Beyond the Classroom

The children also have opportunities to experience a wide variety of activities which enhance their learning.

Aids to Communication

A range of low-tech electronic aids, and computer equipment is available, to facilitate communication and help pupils access the curriculum.

Provision for Sport

The school gives a high priority to physical development and sporting activities.

Swimming Sessions

The school has its own swimming/hydrotherapy pool and hydrotherapy sessions take place, led by the physiotherapy team based at The Bridge School.

Curriculum Documents

Although homework is not compulsorily set for younger pupils, they are given half-termly homework challenges to complete with parents/carers.

British Values

At The Bridge School the staff and children promote and practice British Values across the curriculum and in all we do every day as part of our immersion in the principles set out in the Birmingham Curriculum Statement and our British Values overview.