Curriculum Subjects - Judgemeadow Community College

Art develops creative and imaginative abilities, experimental and interpretative capabilities and encourages pupils to communicate ideas with purpose and meaning.

Child Development

The Child Development curriculum is designed to develop a passion for working with children

Design Technology

In Design Technology we aim to develop creative thinkers and confident creators. Our teaching engages pupils in practical projects that require problem solving and imagination…

Drama

As a subject the Performing Arts reach out and branch into the many facets of our day to day lives. They inspire conversations and create friendships through the discussions w…

English

‘Our intention is to construct rich, extensive schema for pupils, conveying always to pupils that the more they know, the more they can learn.’

Geography

In Geography it is our intent for the curriculum to promote in students a curiosity and fascination about the world in which they live and the people who live in it.

History

History at Judgemeadow is used as a vehicle for teaching the students to critically analyse events, text and sources and then to explain through writing extended answers, expr…

ICT

We aim to develop pupils’ skills in the use of ICT in an ever changing digital world. Our curriculum promotes confidence in the use of ICT, and the ability to use a wide range…

Mathematics

We aim to develop confident mathematicians who are equipped with strong procedural and conceptual understanding—preparing them for future education and for life.

Modern Foreign Languages (MFL)

Studying a language develops pupils’ verbal, written and spoken communication skills, and enhances memory.

Music

Our music department is committed to embracing and nurturing the academic and performance abilities of any pupil who is interested in music.

Physical Education

We have a profound belief that the most important aspect of Physical Education is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but…

Religious Studies

Students learn and understand the full range of the six main world religions: Islam, Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Sikhism and Buddhism.

Science

We aim to develop the key skills that students need in order to be successful in science, whilst encouraging their natural curiosity about the world around them

Sociology

Sociology aims to foster in learners an understanding and critical awareness of the social world around them. The specification focuses on the importance of social structure i…