Subjects

At Ashmount, English sits at the heart of our curriculum – it is through language, story and text that children learn to form concepts, connect ideas and express themselves. Through literacy, in all its forms, children learn to both make sense of the world and shape their place within it.

At Ashmount Primary School we believe that the teaching of phonics is vital in order for children to become competent readers and writers. We strive to ensure that all children become successful, fluent readers by the end of Year 2. We believe this is achievable through a combination of strong, high quality, discrete phonics teaching combined with a whole language approach that promotes a ‘Reading for Pleasure’ culture.

At Ashmount Primary School we strongly believe that all children can become confident, creative and successful mathematicians. We are passionate about maths and want our children to feel that way too!

At Ashmount, we really value the arts and place a strong emphasis on developing children’s creativity and skills in the areas of music, art and design and design and technology.

'To learn a language is to have one more window from which to look at the world.'

At Ashmount me take a holistic view of how all are children develop personally, socially, healthily and through the development of their skills to become good citizens. This follows the London Borough of Islington’s agreed syllabus and covers an array of topic in an age appropriate way.

'A high-quality computing education equips pupils to use computational thinking and creativity to understand and change the world.'

Our science curriculum allows children to recognise the power of rational explanation and develop a sense of excitement, curiosity and interest about natural phenomena.

Ashmount is part of a wonderfully diverse community and we take a global view of faith. Our values of community, responsibility and growth are at the heart of how we teach RE.

At Ashmount we want to inspire children's curiosity to know more about the past and to develop a fascination of the world they live in and its people.