Juniors KS2

Although Citizenship is a statutory subject at Key Stages 3 and 4 it is not obligatory at primary level. Citizenship teaches social and moral...

Many people think that since the advent of the computer keyboard handwriting is a skill of the past. Handwriting however will always be a necessary...

One of the sections of the Geography Curriculum that your child will be studying is knowledge and understanding of environmental change. Throughout...

History is the link between past and present – the story and record of people and events in times past. Piecing together the story of the past can be...

Children’s homework rarely requires the use of a computer, as not every child will have access to a computer outside of school. However, if you do...

The SATs (Standard Assessment Tests) are administered in Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3. They are used to show your child’s progress in...

It is commonplace in the UK for 11-16 year olds to study a foreign language as part of their compulsory secondary education. A primary modern foreign...

Measurement activities can help young children understand basic Maths concepts and learn valuable life skills. Developing the ability to estimate and...

PSHE seeks to develop children’s knowledge skills and understanding in many different areas, including developing a safer, healthy lifestyle. The...

Religious education provides for the spiritual, moral, social and cultural development of the child. RE should help pupils to develop a positive...

As a parent you don't have to be a scientist or have a college degree to help your child learn science. It is much more important to take the time to...

The transition from primary to secondary school is a big issue for both children and their parents. Secondary school can be a huge challenge and it...