Christ Church Primary School, Hampstead
Christ Church Primary School, Hampstead is a primary school in London for ages 4 to 11.
Daily practice for Christ Church Primary School, Hampstead pupils
Daily maths and English that follow the national curriculum for your child's year. Start with a free five-minute class.
At a glance
- Type
- Voluntary aided school
- Ages
- 4 to 11
- Pupils
- 194
- Who it's for
- Boys and girls
- Faith
- Church of England
- Address
- Christ Church Hill, London, NW3 1JH
- Phone
- 02074 351361
The school's websiteResults and performanceFull register entryMap
What each year group is learning
From Christ Church Primary School, Hampstead's curriculum maps.
ReceptionSpring and Autumn and Summer
- Maths
- Numbers to ten, subitising and number bonds. Numerical patterns including counting and comparison. Counting objects reliably and sorting them. Consolidating knowledge of numbers to 10 and extending counting, reading and writing of numbers to 20
- Reading
- Stories by the same author, focusing on beginning, middle and end. Traditional tales and fairy tales, including from other cultures. Reading, writing and performing rhymes, poems and songs. Developing emergent reading skills using picture books and decodable books
- Writing
- Captions and labels. Instructions and recounts, including letters and postcards. Information texts linked to other learning. Stories in fantasy settings and what a setting is
- Science
- Who cares for this special world
- History
- Explorers and topics such as pirates, space and dinosaurs
- Music
- Singing, pulse, composing and performing in studio sessions
- PE
- Introduction to gymnastics. Skills development in dance. Skills for athletics. Ball skills leading to simple games. Developing gross and fine motor skills, balance, co-ordination and spatial awareness. Negotiating space safely and keeping bodies and minds healthy
- RE
- Why Christians believe Jesus is special, with a church visit. Why Christmas is special for Christians. What makes Easter special. How Jesus rescued people. Who made the world and why. Learning about the creation story and what makes the world a special place. Why Jesus is significant to Christians. The Easter story with a focus on Palm Sunday
Year 1Autumn and Summer
- Maths
- Describing turns (full, half, quarter and three-quarter) and position and direction
- Reading
- Group and individual reading of decodable books
- Phonics
- Alien words (nonsense words) to practise blending and decoding unfamiliar words
- Science
- Animals, including humans: basic parts of the body and comparing and classifying animals. Everyday materials: their properties and whether they suit different purposes
- PE
- Forming shapes and balances in gymnastics
- RE
- Creation and what it means to be made in God's image. Why Jesus told stories: the parables and what they teach Christians
Year 2Autumn and Summer
- Maths
- Ordering, comparing and partitioning numbers to 100
- English
- Writing in English through stories in familiar settings, letters and postcards and poetry by a particular poet
- Reading
- Using Little Red Riding Hood as inspiration for reading and writing
- Writing
- Sentence structure, spelling and punctuation through short, purposeful writing. Writing quest stories inspired by a range of texts
- Phonics
- Learning weekly spellings
- Music
- Singing, playing and performing the Ghanaian folk song Tue Tue
- RE
- How Christians make promises to God
- PSHE
- Wider community and good citizenship
Year 3Autumn and Summer
- Maths
- Turns and angles, parallel and perpendicular lines, polygons. Interpreting and drawing pictograms and bar charts, collecting and representing data
- English
- Writing in the genres of narrative, poetry and recount
- Science
- Forces and magnets: magnetism and how it can be useful
- Computing
- Coding using Rodocodo
- Art
- Sketching techniques to create texture and depth
- Design and technology
- Designing and building obelisks to support growing plants, then evaluating them
- RE
- Buddhism: what the Buddha taught his followers about life
- French
- Describing food using colours, simple phrases in speaking, reading and writing
Year 4Summer
- Maths
- Angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons and symmetry
- English
- Writing through the genres of newspapers and letters and syllabic poetry
- Writing
- Persuasive texts
- Science
- Food chains for different animals. States of matter: solids, liquids and gases
- Computing
- Coding using Rodocodo
- Art
- Hokusai-inspired prints based on The Great Wave. Landscapes based on Constable and Turner
- Design and technology
- Designing and making money containers using felt
- Music
- Learning and performing an adapted version of Seven Nation Army by The White Stripes
- RE
- The message of peace at Christmas and whether it is still relevant today. Hinduism, including stages of life, ceremonies and beliefs
- PSHE
- Being an active listener and understanding that actions influence others
Year 5Autumn and Summer
- Maths
- Times tables to 12 and their inverse division facts. Measuring and drawing angles, including angles on a straight line, in a triangle and in a quadrilateral
- English
- Persuasive writing, including advertisements, letters, reviews and speeches
- Reading
- Reading aloud with an adult to build comprehension of texts
- Science
- Forces and magnets: air resistance, water resistance and friction
- Geography
- The effects of tourism on mountain and river environments
- Computing
- Scratch programming: selection using conditions and if then else structures
- Music
- Constructing major and minor triads and composing melodic and rhythmic pieces using A minor pentatonic scale
- RE
- Sikhism: how the final five Gurus shaped practices and beliefs and the 5Ks
Year 6Autumn and Summer
- English
- Grammar, punctuation and spelling rules
- Science
- Animals including humans: the circulatory system, heart, blood vessels and blood
- History
- How the Ancient Greeks influenced the way we live today
- Geography
- Where food comes from, through fieldwork
- Computing
- Website design and building
- PE
- Athletics: long jump, triple jump, javelin and relay race techniques
Read on 11 November 2026 from the school's Curriculum page and the school's termly class leaflets page. The maps: Curriculum map, Curriculum map, Curriculum map, Year 1, Year 1, Year 2, Year 2, Year 3, Year 3, Year 4, Year 4, Year 5, Year 5, Year 6, Year 6.
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School details: Get Information about Schools, Department for Education, URN 100028. Checked 9 November 2026.
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Daily challenges that keep pace with your child's school year
For Years 1 to 6, with a weekly view of what they have mastered and an 11+ track when you're ready.