🌟 We’re excited to welcome Primary Knowledge Curriculum as an Exhibitor to the 14th Festival of Education 🇬🇧 📚 Join us at Wellington College on July 4th-5th, 2024 for the most inspiring educational gathering of the year. 🎟️ Get your tickets now: buff.ly/33CAmIJ #EducationFest

Shared this wonderful quote from Martin Robinson on our curriculum leadership programme this morning; ‘Understanding comes at the edges of order and chaos, light and darkness, rational and irrational. All life is here.’ Martin Robinson Primary Knowledge Curriculum

If you’re attending Festival of Education 🇬🇧 this year come and say hi 👋🏻

Our Director of Curriculum Alex Pethick delivering an inspiring speech on the importance of reading!

What a wonderful day to be back at Litchfield Cathedral! Doug Lemov’s session on reading was so insightful- I’ve come away with pages of notes. It was lovely to hear from Sonia Chris Curtis Loraine Lynch-Kelly too. A huge thank you to everyone involved! #LemovinLichfield

Don't forget, early enrolment deadline is 6pm BST, Thursday 4 July 2024. Click link below to receive your pack. We can't wait to hear from you! exemplaryleadership.org.uk

Here is the speech delivered by Alex Pethick last week on the Power of Reading: primaryknowledgecurriculum.org/insights/the-p…

This afternoon in Year 2 we are using block printing to decorate our class tapestry! 😁 Primary Knowledge Curriculum

Progression; what we mean, how it works and what it looks like within our Primary Knowledge Curriculum curriculum - we hope these help! #primarycurriculum

What is a sculpture? What does three dimensional mean? Have you seen any sculptures? 💭 Some of our prior learning questions before Year 1 started creating their own sculptures of… PENGUINS! 🐧👏👏🤍💙💫

Year 4 have completed their final written piece as a mini assessment to demonstrate their knowledge and understanding of their recent topic - the Ancient Greeks - with a particular focus on their lasting legacy! Primary Knowledge Curriculum #KS2History

Our Reception children have been learning about folk tales as part of their topic 'stories from the past'. The children have also made their own representations of Anansi the spider and setup a stage for their shadow puppets. Primary Knowledge Curriculum Greenwood Academies Trust

So thrilled to have the opportunity to visit the wonderful St Botolph’s Church of England Primary School tomorrow for their Primary Knowledge Curriculum showcase - what a great agenda - can’t wait to join you!

Thank you Rachel Rayner for hosting a brilliant Primary Knowledge Curriculum showcase morning St Botolph’s Church of England Primary School - I loved hearing about your year 5 children’s love of history! Beautiful art and some lovely Ashanti storytelling in Reception too! ♥️ Tricia Moss

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Emma Lennard Rachel Rayner Primary Knowledge Curriculum St Botolph’s Church of England Primary School Thanks for joining us & leading a superb pupil voice discussion where the children spoke so articulately about equality, equity, democracy & empire as a result of their learning in history across the years 🙌 well done team St Botolph’s Church of England Primary School Diocese of Ely Multi-Academy Trust

What a stunning exhibition of #primaryart! So proud of the teachers and the brilliant pupils Earl's Court Free School Primary & West London Free School Primary - well done!

For our Primary Knowledge Curriculum schools- Year 6 are currently studying globalisation in geography- this news story would be a great addition to their lesson this week ⬇️🌏

Our Y4 & Y6 children have made cushions and upcycled old garments. They have focussed on the effects of appliqué particularly when considering sustainability. There are 4 main elements to DT. Research and Investigate, Design, Make and Use and Evaluate. Great outcomes!