PPT-YEAR 2 Curriculum Evening

Reigate Parish Church Primary School Mrs Wantenaar Mrs Tann Mrs Hutchinson Mr Hayden Mrs Prestwood Mrs Talmey Reigate Parish Church Primary School From Year 1 to Year 2 Similarities. Curriculum evening. Ne New Curriculum evening. N . New Curriculum evening. Ne New Curriculum evening. . New Curriculum evening. General changes from September 2014. 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. Wednesday 16. th. September. Aims of this evening. Summarise the main changes to qualifications and the curriculum affecting our students. Explain how Oriel will report achievement in light of these changes. 9. th. September 2015. 2015 . Results . GCSE. 98% of examinations taken were graded A*-B. 84% were graded A*-A . 50% were graded A* . 97. % of students gained the national ‘gold standard’ of at least 5 subjects at A*-C, including English and Mathematics. Tuesday 23. rd. February. Why?. In 2014/15 a new national curriculum framework was introduced by the government for Years 1, 3, 4 and . 5. However, Years 2 and 6 (due to statutory testing) continued to study the previous curriculum for one further year. Quick Recap …... The new National Curriculum was first introduced in September 2013 with it being statutory from September 2014. Levels removed from September 2014. New National Curriculum – higher expectations. Tuesday 10. th. February 2015. National Curriculum 2014. For . years, . parents have found themselves . visiting . schools with their children only to hear . themselves saying. , “It’s not like when I was at school.” Things . Year . 9 . 2018. Mrs Kimberly Eyre. Secondary Curriculum Manager. Year 9 Handbook 2018. Explanation of subjects and electives. Overview of Curriculum . Advice on how to make your choices online. Tonight’s presentations will be placed on the . 30. th. . November 2016. An . o. utstanding Sixth Form – commitment to improve. 7 external applications for every place available. Strong academic results – . typically 60. % . A*-. B. £1.5m ‘state-of-the-art’ Sixth Form Centre. th. November 2017. An . o. utstanding Sixth Form – commitment to improve. 7 external applications for every place available. Strong academic results – typically 60% A*-B. £1.5m Sixth Form Centre. Aims of the evening. To . look at the changes within the . new National . Curriculum.. To explain those written strategies that are used in class and to explore ways to support this learning at . home. Quick Recap …... The new National Curriculum was first introduced in September 2013 with it being statutory from September 2014. Levels removed from September 2014. New National Curriculum – higher expectations. th. September. Overview of Evening . New Curriculum Frameworks. . - Why they have been introduced. . - How they have been developed. . - What they are/look like. Behaviour/Use of Class Dojo. Previously…. Children’s attainment was described. in terms of levels. . . 5b. 5c. 4a. 4b. 4c. 3a. 3b. 3c. 2a. 2b. 2c. 1a. 1b. 1c. Expectation for end of Year 6. Expectation for end of Year 2. Following the introduction of a new National Curriculum in September 2014, the government decided that ‘levels’ were no longer suitable for assessing children’s learning. .