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What is Learning Means the World Curriculum?

Learning Means the World (LMTW) is Dimensions Curriculum’s ready-to-teach, whole-school primary curriculum for Early Years through to Year 6. It provides a complete set of creative, child-centred thematic units with the planning and resources already done, so schools can implement a coherent curriculum without teachers having to build everything from scratch.

It’s designed as a practical, school-friendly solution that helps:

  • Headteachers ensure a consistent, high-quality curriculum offer across the school.
  • Curriculum leaders map coverage and progression with confidence.
  • Teachers save hours of planning time while still delivering engaging, meaningful learning.

Dimensions Curriculum’s Learning Means the World supports cross-curricular learning through themes, with resources schools can use straight away and adapt to their context.

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What training is included with Learning Means the World?

Learning Means the World includes training and implementation support to help your staff understand the approach and roll it out consistently across the school. Typically, this training/support helps with: Getting started confidently (what the curriculum is, how it’s structured, and how to use the resources) Whole-school consistency (so year groups aren’t interpreting the curriculum in … What training is included with Learning Means the World?

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Can we trial Learning Means the World before committing?

Yes, you can explore Learning Means the World before making a long-term commitment. Most schools do this by: Seeing the curriculum in action (a walkthrough/demo so you can understand how the themes work and what teaching looks like in practice) Reviewing sample materials so leaders and teachers can check the quality, coverage and usability before … Can we trial Learning Means the World before committing?

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