The Curriculum

At The Unicorn School our pupils are taught the National Curriculum.

Our specialist teachers adapt the way we deliver the subject material to make the curriculum accessible to pupils with learning differences.

We teach the full national curriculum to all pupils in Year 2 to Year 9. This covers all national curriculum subjects including Maths, Literacy, Science, IT, History, Geography, French, Art and Design, PSHE and Citizenship, and many more subjects. In Years 10 and 11 pupils follow our carefully selected GCSE programme, focussing on a small number of key subjects to give our pupils the best opportunity to succeed.

You can explore the curriculum on these pages, follow these links to see the long term curriculum plans for each class.

Key Stage 2

Oak

Long Term Curriculum Plan

Cedar & Willow

Long Term Curriculum Plan

Key Stage 3

Year 7

Long Term Curriculum Plan

Year 8

Long Term Curriculum Plan

For Year 9, Year 10 and Year 11, please click on the link below

Long Term GCSE Curriculum Plan

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Jonathan, Unicorn School pupil
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Nicolas, former pupil
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Charlotte, former pupil
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Hugo, former pupil
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Elliott, former pupil
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Christopher, former pupil
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Nicolas, Unicorn School pupil
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Charlotte, former pupil
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Jack, Unicorn School pupil
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Alex, Unicorn School pupil
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Alex, Unicorn School pupil
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Charlie, Unicorn School pupil
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Henry, Unicorn School pupil
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Jack, Unicorn School pupil
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The Curriculum

At The Unicorn School our pupils are taught the National Curriculum.

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