A new dimension in primary learning
Make room
for wonder.
Extraordinary worlds to explore.
Everything you need to bring them to life.
Big possibilities. Everyday teaching.
The kind of learning
that stays with you.
A question that starts a conversation. A discovery that changes a perspective. A lesson they’re still talking about on the way home.
Dimensions Curriculum and our subject schemes, alongside our Connect platform, bring an inspiring, creative curriculum and thoughtful teaching tools into one beautifully connected place. Built by educational experts and informed by research, they bring learning to life through rich themes, stories, films and interactive experiences that spark curiosity, open discussion and encourage children to explore their world.
Behind every experience is a clear curriculum structure, mapped to the National Curriculum and carefully interleaving knowledge and skills across subjects. Shaped around our four global drivers of Communication, Conflict, Culture and Conservation, learning develops from Nursery through to Year 6, giving teachers confidence that every essential element is covered while leaving space to make the learning their own.
Meet your new teaching companionA little glimpse of a much bigger world
Follow your
curiosity.
With over 60 rich and engaging themes to choose from in our full curriculum and fully sequenced units in our schemes, you can create a curriculum journey that reflects your pupils, your school and the world around them. Each theme opens up opportunities to explore important ideas, develop knowledge and skills across subjects and see the connections between people, places, cultures and the wider world. Together, they help children become informed, curious, compassionate and responsible global citizens. And with our 2028 Curriculum Guarantee, your curriculum is ready for today and the world of tomorrow.
Year 2 · Cross-curricular
What if an invisible line opened up a whole new world?
A message from Dr Jonas Frost takes your class to the top of the world. Discover how people and wildlife live in the Arctic, investigate what keeps the cold out, and explore a landscape that is changing. Geography, science, history, art, music and PSHE come together in a journey that ends with your very own Northern Lights Exhibition.
Across the curriculum
So many worlds.
So much to discover.
Every theme opens a door to somewhere new. Travel through different times, places and cultures with immersive resources designed to make learning vivid and memorable. From archival recordings and 3D tours of distant villages to bespoke songs, films and interactive experiences, children are given the opportunity to see, hear and experience the world beyond their classroom.
Books That Changed History
One letter to a poorly little boy led to the story about the most famous rabbit in the world.
London's Burning
A Year 2 History unit where pupils learn all about the lasting impact of The Great Fire of London
Operation Pied Piper
A Year 4 History unit following Walter and Edith Wiggins from the 1939 wireless announcement to evacuation, told through the letters in the class postbag
Greece is the Word!
A Year 3 History unit following Nikias of Athens and Elpis of Sparta, from a mystery pottery shard to the class Assembly Jar and a final vote
Come Fly with Me! Arctic Circle
Pupils follow Dr Jonas Frost north to the invisible line around the top of the world.
A Dose of History
A Year 3 History unit following the story of medicine in Britain, from a plague town with no idea what was making it ill to the first day of the NHS
Rome Around Britain
A Year 5 History unit on Roman Britain, opening with a real letter written on wood at a fort in Northumberland nearly 2,000 years ago
Time Team
A Year 5 History local study: one real person from your own area, a box of genuine sources, five landmarks, and a class Guidebook built from the evidence
The Rainforest Keepers
The class become conservation experts and build a proposal to save the Araká people's rainforest.
Jurassic Hunter
A Year 1 History unit uncovering the story of Mary Anning, the greatest fossil hunter
Medicine Woman
A Year 2 History unit where pupils discover the remarkable Elizabeth Blackwell, and learn how her determination changed lives.
Children's Champion
A Year 1 History unit where a mystery suitcase unlocks the story of Thomas Barnardo, who gave thousands of Victorian children a home
Come Fly with Me! Africa
Follows a piece of fruit back to the people who grew it: the true size of Africa, its climates and landscapes, and what a fair deal really means.
Royal Patrons
A Year 2 History unit exploring the lives and legacies of two British monarchs: Queen Victoria and King Charles III
Norse Neighbours
A Year 4 History unit where pupils meet the real Vikings, beginning with a greeting from a thousand years ago: "Heil og Sæl!"
Sutton Who?
A Year 4 History unit where the Sutton Hoo ship burial turns the class into a museum Finds Team investigating who was buried there
When the Blitz Hits
Following Walter and Edith Wiggins from the 1939 wireless announcement to evacuation, the Blitz and the Home Front, told through the letters in the class postbag.
Lindow Man
A Year 3 History unit, where a body found in a Cheshire peat bog in 1984 turns the class into investigators of a 2,000-year-old mystery
Caesar's World
A Year 5 History unit that begins with three messengers bursting in with conflicting news from Rome. The class starts asking the questions historians ask about Julius Caesar...
Pharaoh Queen
A Year 6 History unit: a class King List scroll opens one ruler at a time, and the woman who ruled Egypt as a pharaoh steps back out of it
Just Deserts
Follow a lost explorer into the world's deserts.
Vanishing Cities
A Year 6 History unit: a real photograph of two Maya women at a fire today, and the question of how far back that way of life stretches
Our Place, Our Past
A localised Year 1 History unit: pupils investigate a significant local person, place or event on their own classroom wall
Up the Attic Stairs
A Year 2 History unit where a mysterious old box comes down from the attic, one toy at a time, and every toy has a story to tell
Ra! Ra! Egypt!
The river that made a civilisation, the woman who ruled it as king, and the argument about her that is still going on.
The Frankincense Trail
A bespoke KS1 unit rooted in Omani heritage. Uncover the story of frankincense and the ancient trail that carried it across the world
Oman Reefs and Rockpools
A bespoke Year 6 unit beneath the waves of Oman: coral reefs, mangroves, sea turtles, and the science of protecting them
Science
Step inside the Dimensions Discovery Institute: a 3D science campus where every unit opens its own lab
The Rescuers
A Year 5 History scheme: the class becomes a Board of Inquiry and investigates how an unsinkable ship came to sink
Snowy Places, Sunny Spaces
A Year 1 Geography scheme: two pen pals, one warm and sunny country, one frozen land at the bottom of the world, and two suitcases to pack
One Kingdom, Four Nations
A Year 2 Geography scheme: Mr Wise the owl is off on a grand tour of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, and the class keeps his travel logbook
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Built for participation
No more
PowerPoints.
Make it happen.
Harness technology to make creative learning more immersive, purposeful and memorable. From interactive experiences and playful activities to resources that bring real and imagined worlds into the classroom, Dimensions gives teachers everything they need in one connected space.
Every resource is professionally designed to put learning into context, spark curiosity and support high-quality teaching, so technology enhances the learning rather than becoming the lesson.
Get your hands on itTry it for yourself
Choose a destination and take your class on a journey. The world is waiting outside the window.
Open the activityPut ideas to the test.
Explore interactive worlds and simulations. Make a choice, see its effects and give the class something worth discussing.
Bring every voice in.
Gather pupil contributions on a shared classroom board and build the next conversation around their thinking.
Move with your class.
Guide the lesson from your device, leaving you free to listen, join a group and follow the questions around the room.
See the learning grow.
Capture pupil work, record observations and return to their discoveries as the learning moves forward.
Imagination, with intention
Big ideas.
Thoughtfully
connected.
Every extraordinary journey needs a sense of direction.
Behind the experiences sits a rigorous, carefully mapped curriculum, with knowledge, skills and vocabulary progressing over time. Our Pillars of Learning provide a clear progression framework, while curriculum mapping and subject leader tools support effective coverage, sequencing and planning.
From teacher and pupil knowledge organisers to progression documents, everything is brought together on our state-of-the-art platform, giving you one connected place to understand, manage and develop your curriculum.
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