About this curriculum

Torquay, on the South coast of Devon, famously known as ‘The English Riviera’, has a history that starts some 450,000 years ago with. early human artefacts found in Kents Cavern. Tourism during the Victorian Era molded Torquay into the rich and diverse seaside town it is today.

We understand that many of our children will continue to live and work in our local area, therefore our aim is to give them the best opportunity to be ambitious and successful. In addition to local history, we want the children to also explore and enquire about national and international history to prepare them for the world they are growing up in.

Sequential Curriculum

Historical strands delivered throughout the subject:

* chronology

* cause and consequence

* historical interpretations

*sources and evidence

*continuity and change

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Year 3 Robins had a fantastic time at Dewerstone on their one-night residential! All the staff were incredibly proud of each and every one of them!
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Create an egg-citing entry for our Easter competition! Bring your entry into school by Tuesday 3rd April to be in with a change to win a prize given by the PTA. Children will also take part in an egg hunt during the day - where every child gets a prize!
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Year 3 have enjoyed their residential at the Dewerstone in Dartmoor!
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What a great day to Connect! 🥳Today, all of our schools in the MAT met for the second time Here at Cockington Primary School. We discussed events that have happened in our schools, as well as thinking of an idea for a future joint project. Everyone enjoyed the OPAL lunchtime play - the sun was shining for us. 🌞We look forward to our next meeting!
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"Come along tomorrow, drop the children off, and pop in for something to eat and a cuppa!"
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This afternoon, children from years 1, 5 and 6 went to watch the amazing Torquay Academy Performing Arts production of Matilda Jr. The show was incredible and so inspiring. Well done to all of the performers as well as the Cockington children, who behaved beautifully.
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Congratulations 🥳 to our values award winners this week!
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"Next week, drop the kids off and join us for a bite to eat! Pre-schoolers are welcome too! :)"
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Mrs Green from SwisCo came into school last week to take some photos of our school councillors dressed as crossing patrol officers. This is part of a campaign to recruit someone for the Avenue Road vacancy that has been advertised for a while now. If you know of anyone that would be interested in the role, please see the vacancies section on the Torbay Council website. Thank you!
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Rudolph Run update! Debbie from Rowcroft came in last week to say a massive thank you for the money we raised during our Rudolph Runs. She told us about the many jobs at Rowcroft, and what the money that is raised goes towards. Children enjoyed representing the roles in the assembly. Well done and thank you for your donations!
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During our World Book Day, all of the children used their ‘Creative Colin’ school value to design an amazing reading space. We look forward to using some of their fabulous ideas to improve and develop our reading areas at Cockington. Here are the designs of our finalists. A child from KS1 and a child from KS2 both received a book voucher for their imaginative designs.
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