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Key Stage Two (Years 3, 4, 5 & 6)

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Curriculum Provision
Aims and Objectives
Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)
Key Stage One (Years 1 & 2)
Key Stage Two (Years 3, 4, 5 & 6)
Physical Activity
Religious Education and Collective Worship
Curriculum Overviews by Year Group
Curriculum Progression Documents
Curriculum Progression by Subject
How We Teach Maths
How We Teach Reading
How We Teach Writing
How We Teach Phonics
Promotion of British Values

Children in Key Stage 2 also follow the National Curriculum for England and Wales, which includes daily literacy and numeracy based on the national frameworks. Science may be taught as a separate subject or as the focus for cross curricular topic work, and children continue to develop and apply their ICT skills across the curriculum.

French is taught throughout KS2 by our visiting teacher Madame Barber. Children enjoy 2 hours of French every fortnight. C'est magnifique!

As in KS1, History, Geography, Science, Music, Art and technology are taught through cross-curricular themes (Year 3, 4, 5, 6 Overviews).  Some topics may take the form of a short focus week, others may be a whole-school topic over several weeks. Each topic begins with an activity to engage children's interest and works towards a final  product such as a presentation in assembly, a special event or a display in school.

Children are encouraged to contribute to the development of the topic and carry out independent research to share with the class. Learning is enriched through visitors, artefact collections and visits to places of interest in the locality and further afield.

Swimming is taught during the Summer and Autumn terms in our own heated pool.

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