PRIMARY EDUCATION
Primary school comprises of EYFS, KS1 and KS2; ranging from 4 years to 10 years old. During primary school, children will begin to learn basic skills (learning to read and write) and simple numeracy. During EYFS and KS1 are still allowed a fair part of the day to play, draw and do arts and crafts, drawing on ‘learning through play’ and targeted activity to improve skills such as fine motor skills, social skills and numeracy and literacy skills. As children progress through the primary years, they will gradually begin to study a more advanced curriculum with separate subjects. SATs are the National Curriculum tests given to children in primary school and they are taken towards the end of Years 2 and 6.
Adapted from:
SATs Papers – SATs Past Papers [1999-2021] – Free Downloads (sats-papers.co.uk)
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Primary Webinar - Making Numbers Real - AKEB
This primary webinar aims to help with improving your understanding of common difficulties children might encounter when learning maths, knowledge of how number concepts are taught at school confidence in using strategies and activities to support maths development at home. -
Primary Webinar: Returning Back to School - AKEB
This Q&A webinar answers parents' questions about returning back to primary schools post lockdown. The webinar is hosted by panellists Atifa Sayani and Aliya Boghani who are both experienced in the education field. -
Primary Webinar - Arts and Crafts - AKEB
How to use a Creative Curriculum and Inclusion for all Primary learners -
Top Tips for Primary - Shairoz Adat - AKEB
Top tips for parents and carers for supporting primary children with learning at home from Shairoz Adat, Year 6 Teacher and Co-Curricular Coordinator -
Top Tips for Primary - Sima Kara - AKEB
Top tips for parents and carers for supporting primary students with learning at home from Sima Kara, Lower Key Stage 2 Teacher and Year 3 Leader. -
Primary Webinar - Let's Talk Feelings - AKEB
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Pre-Primary and Primary Webinar - STEM Learning at Home - AKEB
We welcome you to join this webinar to learn more about the importance of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) and the different ways in which you can support your children with STEM learning at home. We aim to give you simple activities and suggestions so you can be confident supporting your children's education. We will also provide virtual resources that you can access to deepen your knowledge and challenge your children in STEM fields.
