Junior Academic Programme
Junior School
What you can expect at the Junior School
Foundation Stage: age 3-5
The School follows the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) framework, part of the British curriculum guidance. This means that learning is carefully planned based on organised play and child initiated activities that encourage exploration and self expression.
Our aim is to develop confident, happy children who are eager to learn and to share their experiences in a safe and secure environment.
Leaders provide a broad curriculum for all pupils. Children in the Early Years gain experience in all areas of learning. Leaders in the Early Years setting have provided a variety of resources through which children can develop their own interests alongside others.
Key Stage 1: age 5-7
At Key Stage 1 work is founded on the National Curriculum for England. The further development of the basic skills in literacy and numeracy is taught through activities and practical involvement leading to the acquisition of the key concepts. The overall curriculum is broad and balanced to serve the children well for future learning. Individual needs are assessed in an effort to reach each child’s full potential academically, physically, emotionally and socially.
Key Stage 2: age 7-11
At Key Stage 2 the National Curriculum is still used as the basis for our schemes of work. The overall curriculum is broad and balanced to serve the children well for future learning. Individual needs are assessed in an effort to exploit each child’s full potential academically, physically, emotionally and socially.