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Primary Curriculum

The UK Primary Curriculum, encompassing Key Stages 1 (ages 5-7) and 2 (ages 7-11), provides a framework for children’s education from primary school to the start of secondary school. It focuses on developing essential knowledge and skills across a variety of subjects.

Core Subjects

  • English: Reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
     

  • Mathematics: Develops numeracy, problem-solving, and reasoning abilities.
     

  • Science: Explores the natural world through investigation, experimentation, and understanding scientific concepts.
     

  • Computing: Introduces basic digital literacy and technology skills.

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Foundation Subjects

  • History: Teaches about the past, fostering a sense of identity and understanding of chronology.
     

  • Geography: Develops knowledge of places, people, and the environment.
     

  • Art and Design: Encourages creativity and self-expression through visual arts.
     

  • Music: Develops musical skills, appreciation, and performance confidence.
     

  • Physical Education (PE): Promotes physical development, healthy habits, and teamwork.
     

  • Personal, Social, and Health Education (PSHE): Nurtures emotional well-being, social skills, and responsible citizenship.

Benefits of the Primary Curriculum

  • Broad and Balanced Learning: Covers core academic subjects and foundation subjects for well-rounded development..

  • Progression and Skills Development: Builds upon prior learning, ensuring steady progress in all areas.

  • Creativity and Critical Thinking: Encourages children to think independently, analyze, and solve problems.

  • Real-World Applications: Connects learning to real-life situations, making it relevant and engaging.

  • Preparation for Secondary School: Equips children with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the next stage.

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How to Support Your Child's Learning | Primary Curriculum | British Concordance International School (BCIS)

How to Support Your Child's Learning

  • Show interest in their schoolwork: Ask questions, discuss topics learned, and celebrate achievements.

  • Create a supportive learning environment: 
    Provide a quiet space for homework and encourage reading for pleasure.

  • Reinforce learning through everyday activities:
    Practice math skills while shopping, discuss historical events during walks, or explore science concepts through cooking.

  • Communicate with teachers: Attend parent-teacher meetings and discuss learning progress and any concerns.

  • Make learning fun: Engage in activities related to school subjects like visiting museums, attending plays, or participating in sports.

Remember:

The Primary Curriculum is a foundation for lifelong learning. By working together with teachers, you can ensure your child has a positive and enriching experience, setting them up for success in their educational journey.

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