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Navigating the New Primary National Curriculum: Changes, Implementation, and Assessment

This informative session will delve into the revised Key Stage 1 and 2 curriculum, including the rationale behind the changes, an in-depth look at the English and Maths sections, and the transition to a two-year rolling programme. Learn about the shift to assessment without levels and the importance of adapting to the new curriculum. Gain insights on how we have tailored our curriculum to meet national standards and explore key updates in various subjects. Discover the revamped assessment criteria and expectations for each year group, preparing educators for a more comprehensive evaluation process. Join us as we embark on this educational journey to provide enriching experiences and opportunities for children of all abilities.

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Navigating the New Primary National Curriculum: Changes, Implementation, and Assessment

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  1. New Curriculum 2014

  2. Aims for this afternoon Why we have made changes to the Key Stage 1 and 2 curriculum What the changes are including an overview of English and Maths How we have organised the curriculum into a new two year rolling programme What assessment without levels will look like

  3. Why change? The national curriculum provides pupils with an introduction to the essential knowledge that they need to be educated citizens. It introduces pupils to the best that has been thought and said; and helps engender an appreciation of human creativity and achievement. Statutory requirement to introduce the new Primary National Curriculum in September 2014.

  4. How we have shaped our curriculum National curriculum School curriculum

  5. What are the changes?

  6. English – Year 3/4 wordlists

  7. English – Grammar objectives

  8. Other subjects – key points Science KS1 Focus on learning outdoors. Seasonal change KS2 Evolution and inheritance in upper KS2. Force field and rocks new concept in lower KS2 History KS1 Concepts of Monarchy, parliament, civilisation, democracy and war and peace. KS2 Chronologically secure knowledge and understanding of British local and world history. Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to the Iron Age Geography KS1 Name locate the worlds seven continents and five oceans KS2 Greater emphasis on locational knowledge, North and South America, OS 6 figure grid referencing

  9. Our curriculum Year 1 and 2

  10. Year 3 and 4

  11. Year 5 and 6

  12. How will we assess reading, writing and maths? No changes for current year 2 and year 6 Previous national curriculum levels no longer apply to the rest of the year groups New expectations for end of each year group Assessment against the expectations Beginning, expected and secure.

  13. Thank you for coming We look forward to working together to provide a wide range of experiences for children to stimulate their interest and imagination and fully extend children of all abilities.

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