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- 1How many key stages are there ?4
- 2How old are the children in Key stage 1 ?5-7 years old
- 3How old are the children in Key stage 2 ?7-11 years ols
- 4How old are the children in Key stage 3 ?11-14 years
- 5How old are the children in Key stage 4 ?14-16 years
- 6True or False : Primary education in England covers the early years of formal schooling, typically from ages 5 to 11True
- 7True or false : Primary education is divided into Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 and lays the foundation for lifelong learningTrue
- 8True or False : KS1 Year 1 (5-6 years): Phonics screening checkTrue
- 9True or False : KS1 Year 2 (6-7 years): National tests in English reading and maths. Teacher assessments in maths, science, and English reading and writingTrue
- 10True or false : KS2 Year 4 (8 – 9 years): Multiplication tables checkTrue
- 11True or false : KS2 year 6 (10 – 11 years): National tests in English reading, maths, and grammar, punctuation and spelling. Teacher assessments in English writing and scienceTrue
- 12Who decided the content of the national curriculum ?Department for education
- 13True or False : by law the Department for education must publish programmes of study for each national curriculum subjectTrue
- 14True or False : Schools organise how they teach the content as long as it is taught to all pupilsTrue
- 15True or False : In key stage 1 children must learn : English, Maths, Science, Art and Design, Computing, Design and technology, geography, history, music, physical educationTrue
- 16True or False : In key stage 2 children must learn : English, Maths, Science, Art and Design, Computing, Design and technology, languages, geography, history, music, physical educationTrue
- 17True or False : In key stage 3 children must learn : English, Maths, Science, Art and Design, Citizenship, Computing, Design and technology, languages, geography, history, music, physical educationTrue
- 18True or False : In key stage 4 children must learn : English, Maths, Science, Citizenship, Computing, physical educationTrue
- 19True or False : The core subjects of the national curriculum are English, Maths, ScienceTrue
- 20True or False : The foundation subjects of the national curriculum are Art and Design, Citizenship, Computing, Design and technology, languages, geography, history, music, physical educationTrue
- 21True of false : Pupils will choose GCSE subjects for: • Arts: Art and design, music, drama and media arts • Design and technology • Humanities: Geography, history, Religious education • Modern foreign languagesYes
- 22Are vocational qualifications offered at some schools ?Yes
- 23What are 3 examples of vocational qualifications ?•Travel and tourism
•Health and social care
•Early years - 24True or False : RE must be taught in every key stageTrue
- 25True or False : There must be provisions for a daily act of worshipTrue
- 26True or False : In KS1 & KS2 sex education is not compulsory but they must teach relationships education. Reproduction is covered as part of scienceTrue
- 27True or false: In KS3 & KS4 sex and relationship education must be providedTrue
- 28Can parents can choose for their children not to participate in sex education lessons from all key stages ?Yes
- 29What does EBacc stand for ?English Baccalaureate
- 30True or false : the EBacc is a set of subjects at GCSE that keeps young people’s options open for further study and future careersTrue
- 31True or false : The EBacc subjects are : English lit + lang, Maths, Combined or Triple Science, geography or history, a language modern or ancientTrue
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- T-level Early years - Element 2 - Nicky - Course Work (Element 2, 2.3) Flashcards on National Curriculum, created by JESSICA REAY on 18/09/2025.
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