At Dundale Primary  School we are committed to ensuring children's education and experiences are rich in Cultural Capital.

The Department for Education defines Cultural Capital as "The essential knowledge that pupils need to be educated citizens, introducing them to the best that has been thought and said and helping to engender an appreciation of human creativity and achievement."

Our rich and broad curriculum provides opportunities for children to experience a rich cultural capital.

Opportunities include:

• Participating in a broad and balanced PSHE curriculum
• Supporting charities, both locally and nationally
• Supporting people in the local community
• Performing infront of an audience
• Taking part in activities across local schools
• Visits from motivating speakers / groups
• Learning how to play a musical instrument
• Take part in cooking activities
• Visiting a museum to learn about an area I am focusing on in school
• Visit a place of worship
• Reading and listening to stories by a diverse range of uthors
• Writing a letter, addressing an envelope and posting it in the post box
• Visiting a zoo
• Visit the local library
• Learning how to navigate the internet and stay safe
• Learning how to say key phrases in another language