Organisation Bio

At Marine Academy Primary, our mission is to provide an outstanding education that ensures all pupils reach their greatest potential and live by life’s highest values.

We have developed our own Marine Curriculum, which is comprehensive, where children learn through exploration, has a clear process of learning with specific learning goals for every National Curriculum subject, for personal learning and for international mindedness. The Marine Curriculum sets out clear progression and application of skills across all areas. We aim to ensure pupils are independently minded and confident citizens of the future.

Our curriculum drives progress through establishing a rigorous knowledge base and a life-long love of learning. We have considered the knowledge, skills and attitudes that are required to achieve academic excellence at secondary school and beyond. Subject leaders and teachers then plan backwards from this point. This ensures that pupils in each year group receive a rigorous, coherent and intelligently sequenced curriculum, which builds on what has come before. The curriculum at Marine Academy Primary is grounded in the strongest available evidence about how pupils learn and retain knowledge in the long term – focusing in particular on research from cognitive science.

About our climate journey

We have our Green Flag Eco School Award and maintain an ongoing commitment to looking after our environment through taking care of and acknowledging our biodiversity, energy, global citizenship, healthy living, litter, marine, school grounds, transport, waste and water. We have regular assemblies and days dedicated to climate change and try to put a positive slant onto a depressing subject. We teach our children that they can do something about the problems, indeed they are the solution!


Our climate journey

COMMITTED TO NET ZERO?
CARBON FOOTPRINT CALCULATED?
CLIMATE ACTION PLAN WRITTEN?
MONITORING IMPACT YEARLY?
PLAN TO BE NET ZERO BY...?

2030


Biggest climate achievement to date

Creating a beautiful outdoor space with bug hotels, bird feeders/houses and baths, growing vegetables and flowers, keeping chickens, rabbits and guinea pigs, allowing the children to use this space and make it their own.

Most difficult climate challenge faced

The energy we use and heat carbonisation. The waste! Paper, plastic, food.

Best climate advice or tip for others

Some quick wins are ditch the laminator, have a meat free Monday, no mow May, remove single plastic use, increase recycling opportunities and awareness, view all policies through a green lens.


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