Tune into @itvtynetees this evening to hear about the really worrying discussions about closing @BewerleyPark we can’t lose this amazing centre. It changes lives and would be a devastating loss!
4 Mar 2021
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Curriculum
The City of York Religious Education Syllabus and Guidelines for Collective Worship at KS1 and KS2 are followed. No denominational teaching of R.E. takes place, but children are introduced to the Christian way of life, helped to appreciate society's moral values and are told stories from the Bible. There is a multicultural element in the R.E. curriculum, which the school believes to be important in equipping children with respect and tolerance for all who live within our global community. Assemblies make up an important part of each school day. The opportunity of meeting together, listening to stories, discussing topics of interest and looking at each other's school work is regarded as playing a major part in the development of the child's social and moral values.
Our long term plan for RE can be seen below:
Tune into @itvtynetees this evening to hear about the really worrying discussions about closing @BewerleyPark we can’t lose this amazing centre. It changes lives and would be a devastating loss!
4 Mar 2021
Today's #WorldBookDay made last full day of this #homeschool a real treat. Thanks so much @acombprimary for the incredible Masked Reader, crafty activities and above all for letting us dress up!!! (Picture - #FindingFishcake - plot in development) https://t.co/a1sb2860F1
4 Mar 2021
The results for our @WorldBookDayUK competition are in! Thank you for all of the wonderful book cover designs. It was so tricky to choose the winners! Every child who entered will be given an additional World Book Day book! Click on the pictures to see who our winners are. https://t.co/t1yJU5CpCU
4 Mar 2021
We want Acomb Primary School to be a place where everyone aims high, achievements are celebrated and we value everyone.