Juniors KS2

Help your 7-11 year old with Key Stage 2 curriculum subjects at home. Articles cover science experiments, history projects, maths concepts, and language learning.

Citizenship: Charities
Citizenship: Charities
Help your child understand charities and develop compassion through fundraising activities and community involvement at school.
English: Handwriting
English: Handwriting
Handwriting remains important for children to learn, focusing on three key components: letter formation, size, and spacing.
Geography: Environmental Change
Geography: Environmental Change
Help your child understand environmental change by teaching them how people affect the environment and why caring for it matters.
History: British History in Schools
History: British History in Schools
Understanding British history helps children make sense of their country's traditions, conflicts, and values while connecting past events to their world today.
ICT: Handling Information
ICT: Handling Information
Help your child master data handling skills at home using computers, spreadsheets, and databases to organize and present information effectively.
KS2 SATs Prep
KS2 SATs Prep
Help your child prepare for KS2 SATs with practical tips on study routines, tutoring, and tracking progress in English, maths and science.
Languages: Learning an MFL
Languages: Learning an MFL
Help your child get more confident with a foreign language through simple, fun activities at home.
Maths: Measurements
Maths: Measurements
Help your child understand measurement through everyday activities like comparing lengths, filling containers and making estimates at home.
PSHE: Health and Safety
PSHE: Health and Safety
Your child learns health and safety at school, but you can reinforce these lessons at home with simple conversations and role-play from age two onwards.
RE: Celebrations and Festivals
RE: Celebrations and Festivals
How parents can help children understand different religious festivals and beliefs they encounter at school and at home.
Science: Electricity
Science: Electricity
You don't need a science degree to help your child understand electricity and circuits, just curiosity and willingness to learn alongside them.
Transition from Primary to Secondary
Transition from Primary to Secondary
Help your child handle the big jump from primary to secondary school with practical tips for managing multiple teachers, new classmates, and increased workload.