Curriculum
Our ambitious and knowledge rich curriculum is filled with opportunities to experience new things, learn, grow, reflect and question.
We continually evaluate and adapt what we offer to ensure it is coherent, high quality and provides inclusive opportunities for all with the thread of the co-operative values and principles running through it.
Our Curriculum
We continually evaluate and adapt what we offer to ensure it is coherent, high quality and provides inclusive opportunities for all with the thread of the co-operative values and principles running through it.
Subject Details
In this section you can explore our curriculum intent, implementation, impact and long term plans subject by subject.
Parents Guide to Year 9 Options
In Year 9, students will select the subjects they will take forwards for GCSE/Key Stage 4. This guide has been designed for parents to help them navigate this stage of their child education.
Key Stage 4 Information Evening
Information for each subject area is listed below:
Year 11 Revision Information, Guidance and Timetables for 2023
Year 11 Revision Information and Guidance for 2023
Remote Education
Generally, Co-op Academy Priesthorpe does not provide remote education. However, the circumstances where it might not be possible for pupils to receive in person education fit into 2 broad categories:
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School closures
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Where school access for pupils is restricted.
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Withdrawal from RE
In England and Wales Parents have the statutory right under Section 71 of the School Standards and Framework Act 1998 to withdraw their children from RE lessons and acts of Collective Worship in schools. You can also request a withdrawal from any subjects, lessons or assemblies involving discussions on the topic of sex and relationships.
As parents you are not obliged to give a reason for requesting the withdrawal.
However before exercising any right of withdrawal we would recommend you discuss your concerns with the Principal here at Co-op Academy Priesthorpe.
Should a student be withdrawn from those learning activities/lessons they will be directed to supplementary humanities lessons instead.