Our Curriculum Case Studies
Case Studies
Read all about our customers’ experiences of using Dimensions Curriculum and the impact it has had in their schools.
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Chester-Le-Street CE Primary School
Chester-Le-Street is a medium-sized primary school based in County Durham in the North East of England. They have been using the Learning Means the World curriculum since January 2021. Impact on School Chester-Le-Street CE Primary’s decision to use the Learning Means the World (LMTW) Curriculum has been an extremely positive one. They feel that the…
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Copthill Independent School
Copthill is an independent school with 300 pupils aged 2 – 11 years. In their latest ISI Inspection they were rated as excellent. They have been using the Dimensions Primary Curriculum since 2013. Impact on School Copthill feel that adopting Dimensions Curriculum helped staff’s workload and morale and like the fact that it ensures breadth…
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Garvestone Community Primary School
Garvestone are a small school and have been using Dimensions Curriculum since 2011 and have recently started to use our new curriculum – ‘Learning Means the World’. They have just converted to an academy and received their first Ofsted in January 2020. The school was rated good and the inspectors were really impressed with their…
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Orrets Meadow Special School
Orrets Meadow has been a Dimensions Curriculum school since April 2019 and implemented the new ‘Learning Means the World’ Curriculum in September 2019. Orrets Meadow is a special school for children aged 5-11, who have an EHCP for Social Communication Difficulties including Autism. The children are working below age-related expectations and have difficulties in reading…
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St Matthew’s CofE Primary School
St Matthew’s is a large school with around 460 pupils on their roll and about half of these are in receipt of pupil premium funding. St Matthew’s have been using Dimensions Curriculum since 2012. Since using Dimensions Curriculum, St Matthew’s Ofsted rating has gone from satisfactory to good. St Matthew’s started using the Dimensions Primary Curriculum…
Impact of ‘Learning Means the World’ Curriculum
Our ‘Learning Means the World’ Curriculum was only launched in March 2019 and we felt it was important to get some early feedback from adopter schools. Read about the impact this curriculum is already having:
- 100% of UK schools said that introducing ‘Learning Means the World has already made a significant difference to their curriculum.
- 100% of our schools said that they would be happy talking to other schools in their area about ‘Learning Means the World’ and many have already recommended us to colleagues.
“Elaine was an absolute inspiration as she worked with us on our new curriculum. Her passion for ensuring exciting and relevant learning shone through as she ensured she had a strong picture of our school, children, staff, parents and location to really personalise our planning. Despite already having high expectations of this curriculum from our previous conversations, these were exceeded. She has a wealth of knowledge about the themes as well as the National Curriculum, ensuring a cohesive and exciting curriculum that also meets the requirements of the National Curriculum. We can’t wait to get going!”
Headteacher, Charmouth Primary School
Impact of Dimensions Primary Curriculum
- 100% of schools say implementing Dimensions Curriculum has had a positive impact on teaching.
- 100% of schools say it has helped with staff workload and morale.
- 83% of schools say pupils are more engaged.
- 50% of schools say Dimensions Curriculum has had a direct impact on improving behaviour.
- 100% of schools think that Dimensions Curriculum ensures breadth and depth.
- 83% of schools say that subject leaders are more confident since using Dimensions Curriculum.
Impact of 3D PSHE Programme
In a recent survey we sent to 3D PSHE customers, this is the feedback we received:-
- 100% of schools said the 3D PSHE has had a positive impact on teaching and learning.
- 100% of schools said that 3D PSHE has enabled teachers to teach with more confidence.
- 92% of schools said that the 3D PSHE lessons are engaging for all pupils.
- 92% of our schools said the 3D PSHE is a good tool for enhancing pupil’s personal development.
- 92% of schools said they would have no hesitation in recommending 3D PSHE to other schools.
“3D PSHE is exactly what I wanted. Clearly differentiated, fun ideas, able to follow lessons easily and produced some good displays from the results of the lessons.”
Alison Allen, Year 3 Teacher, Riverview Junior School
“Extremely well priced. Saves teachers time trying to find resources (time being something you can’t put a price on) and has clear learning objectives ensuring good coverage of all the different areas.”
Blackshaw Primary School, Bolton
“We have enjoyed teaching PSHE with our new 3D PSHE Programme from Dimensions Curriculum. The planning for each lesson is clear and details the learning objective, main activity and plenary. Topics are relevant and resources up-to-date. Staff have found it easy to follow and it shows a clear progression of knowledge.” Starbank School, Birmingham
Our Customer Service
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