Data and Performance
How do we ensure your child is receiving the very best education possible?
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As a new academy school, we have not yet been inspected by Ofsted and MANY changes have occurred since the last inspection in January 2017, which can be viewed here.
We have a robust self-evaluation system in place and constantly strive for excellence.
Our staff are highly motivated in making our school a hub for learning where all children are able to achieve.
How do we self evaluate?
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Child Centred Plans
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Data Analysis
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Observation of Teaching & Learning
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Peer to Peer Coaching
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Work Scrutiny
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Pupil Progress Meetings
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Continuing Professional Development (CPD)
Our School Improvement Goals
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To develop outstanding behaviour for learning
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To refine our curriculum design
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To fully embed English Mastery
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To fully embed Maths Mastery
What this looks like in the classroom
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A minimum of "Good" teaching throughout the school
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Quality resources
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Consistency in all areas
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Outward thinking learning themes
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Good attainment
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Good progress
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Parent/Carer and school collaboration
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Examples of both our learning values and Christian values in action
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Children being Ready, Respectful, Safe
2018-2019 Data Headlines
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End of Key Stage 2
Writing: 90.1% of children reached Age-Related Expectation, 18.2% of whom achieved Greater Depth
Reading: 100% of children reached Age-Related Expectation, 63.6% of whom achieved Greater Depth
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Maths: 90.1% of children reached Age-Related Expectation, 18.2% of whom achieved Greater Depth
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SPaG: 90.1% of children reached Age-Related Expectation, 45.5% of whom achieved Greater Depth
Art and Design at Kiveton Park Meadows Junior School
At Kiveton Park Meadows, our Art and Design curriculum is an integral part of our learning journey. We aim to inspire creativity, develop artistic skills, and nurture an appreciation of art in all its forms across the school.
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Our Goals
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Through our carefully structured curriculum, we encourage children to explore their creativity, develop individual artistic skills, and deepen their understanding of art. Our aim is for pupils to gain the confidence to make thoughtful artistic choices, evaluate their own work and that of others, and work increasingly independently.
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Why Art Matters
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Art is not just about technique; it helps children express themselves, think critically, and develop a sense of individuality. By engaging with a wide range of artistic experiences, pupils enhance their creativity, cultural awareness, and problem-solving skills—qualities that benefit them both in school and beyond.
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Our Art Curriculum
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Art at Kiveton Park Meadows is taught through themed units, skills development tasks, and creative projects, allowing children to apply what they have learned. The curriculum covers a progression of skills throughout the school years, ensuring each child builds on prior knowledge and experiences.
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How Art is Taught
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We combine teaching of artistic skills with subject knowledge. Lessons take place both in the classroom and outdoors, allowing children to explore and create in varied environments.
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Artists and Inspiration
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Pupils are introduced to a range of artists from different periods and backgrounds, encouraging inspiration, reflection, and understanding of artistic diversity. Examples include:
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Jack Kirby
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Romero Britto
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Jackson Pollock
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Vincent Van Gough
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Julie Taymor
What We Learn
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Children explore a wide variety of media, including:
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Drawing and painting
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Sculpture and 3D forms
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Collage and textiles
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Photography and mixed media
Supporting Every Learner
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Our Art curriculum is designed to be inclusive. Adaptations for children with additional needs, including those with SEND, may include larger paintbrushes, textured pencil grips, and hands-on sensory activities such as clay modelling or tactile collages. These adaptations ensure all children can fully engage and enjoy the creative process.
Pupil Voice
“I felt proud when my painting was displayed in the classroom.”
“I enjoy learning about famous artists and seeing how they create their work. It inspires me to try my own ideas.”
“I like making 3D sculptures because I can touch and shape them with my hands. It’s fun and creative!”
“Art lessons are my favourite part of the week because I get to be creative and learn in different ways.”
“I enjoyed drawing a superhero and giving them superpowers!”
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