Humanities
Subject Leads - Sarah Sullivan and Paul Tippett
R.E.
The Meads Curriculum intent for R.E. is based on the West Sussex model and is to:
- Develop children’s spiritual, moral, social and cultural awareness.
- Support children’s mental well-being and prepare them for a rapidly- changing world.
- Engage children in deep enquiry into the questions posed by world religions.
- Help to develop the understanding and skills needed to articulate children’s own responses and appreciate and appraise those of others.
If you do not wish for your child to participate in the RE curriculum, please speak to your child's class teacher.
Geography
The Meads Curriculum intent for Geography is to:
- Stimulate the children’s interest in and curiosity about their surroundings.
- Encourage children to make sense of their community through a wide range of opportunities.
- Help children acquire specific skills that advance their geographical understanding.
- Differentiate the processes that give rise to key physical and human geographical features of the world.
- Encourage a sense of responsibility for the environment.
- Enable children to become global citizens by developing a sense of place and identity.
History
The Meads Curriculum intent for History is to:
- Provide opportunities that stimulate children’s curiosity to know more about the past.
- Help children to appreciate history in a chronological context.
- Develop a sound grasp of historical facts.
- Grow a coherent contextual knowledge of Britain’s past and that of the wider world.
- Encourage critical thinking about the past.
- Enrich children’s vocabulary to support their understanding of the past.