Key Stage 1/2 Tuition

KS1

Key Stage 1 marks the initial phase of primary education and is intended for children aged between 5-7 years, who are in Years 1-2.
The English curriculum in Key Stage 1 covers both fiction and non-fiction reading materials.
Year 1 students receive special attention on phonics, as it forms the core of the Phonics screening check.
Mathematics in Key Stage 1 involves learning about number bonds, times tables, as well as identifying 2D and 3D shapes.
KS2

Key Stage 2 serves as a link between Key Stages 1 and 3 and is taught in Years 3-6, catering to children aged between 7 and 11 years.
In English lessons, students learn about themes, plots, and figurative language to develop their language skills.
Year 4 students undergo a Multiplication Tables check to ensure their fluency in multiplication tables.
Mathematics in Key Stage 2 entails learning about fractions, decimals, percentages, and geometry to equip students with essential mathematical concepts.
KS3

Key Stage 3 encompasses the initial three years of secondary education and caters to students aged between 11-14 years, who are in Years 7-9.
English curriculum in Key Stage 3 involves studying poetry and dystopian literature to enhance language proficiency.
Students are also taught discursive essay writing, a vital skill necessary for academic success.
Mathematics in Key Stage 3 covers topics such as expressions, formulae, probability, and averages, helping students to develop problem-solving and analytical abilities.
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