Our aim is develop key life skills, essential for living in the wider world. The children will develop skills and knowledge and become resilient when faced with a challenge! Practical life skills are an essential part of learning to be independent, feeling confident in the community and helping to develop self-esteem. Skills are taught within the safety of the school environment, and through school trips
Our aim is to promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of our pupils, preparing them for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life.
Reception-Ride a bike around a track.
Year One-Wiping tables, using a broom and dustpan and brush.
Year Two-Hoovering
Year Three-Tying shoelaces
Year Four-Folding clothes and making the bed
Year Five-Sewing
Year Six-First Aid Training
Reception-Make iced cakes.
Year One-Design and make a smoothie.
Year Two-Design and make a pizza.
Year Three-Design and make muffins.
Year Four-Design and make scones.
Year Five-Design and make burgers.
Year Six-£5 challenge-shop and make a meal for the family.
Reception-Artist
Year One-People who help us.
Year Two-Road Safety.
Year Three-Weather Presenter.
Year Four-Lunchtime Supervisor.
Year Five-Photographer
Year Six-Teach a new skill.
All classes money sense activities and workshops.
EYFS- Building a den
Y1-Post a letter
Y2-Learn to skip/obstacle course
Y3-Make and fly a kite
Y4-Gardening
Y5-Woodwork
Y6-Create a class song
For the Lord gives wisdom; from his mouth come knowledge and understanding;
Proverbs 2: 6
What our children say about Life Skills
Subject Documents
Year 6, had the opportunity to be teachers. Across the week, they taught each other about their hobbies and their different skill sets. We had dance sessions, a science lesson, goalkeeper training, a polish lesson, martial arts and drawing to name but a few!