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Jubilee Primary School

Jubilee Primary School is a primary school in London for ages 3 to 11.

Daily practice for Jubilee Primary School pupils

Daily maths and English that follow the national curriculum for your child's year. Start with a free five-minute class.

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At a glance

Type
Community school, run by the council
Ages
3 to 11
Pupils
445
Who it's for
Boys and girls
Address
Filey Avenue, London, N16 6NR
Phone
02088 065446

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What each year group is learning

From Jubilee Primary School's curriculum maps.

Reception

Maths
Recognising the composition of numbers to 10. Describing position and routes using words such as 'in front of' and 'behind'. Comparing length, weight and capacity
Art
Using a variety of materials to make marks with paint, pencil, crayon and pastels. Moulding sculptures with playdough. Rolling a slab of clay and joining pieces using scoring and slipping. Expressing likes and dislikes in art and taking inspiration from the world around them
Design and technology
Combining ingredients to make a dish. Combining foods based on likes and dislikes
Music
Marching to the pulse with increasing accuracy. Dancing slowly or quickly to match the tempo of music. Following a four-beat rhythm using body percussion
PE
Copying a partner's movement by mirroring. Balancing on beam and jumping and landing with control. Climbing apparatus safely. Refining throwing, catching, kicking, passing, batting and aiming. Changing speed when playing stuck in the mud. Working as a team, taking turns and listening well in parachute games. Three changes to the body when exercising. Naming body parts such as knee, thigh and shoulder

Year 1Autumn 1

Maths
Recognising and naming common 2D shapes such as rectangles, circles and triangles. Counting to and across 100, forwards and backwards. Solving one-step addition and subtraction problems with missing numbers. Reading and writing numbers to 100 in numerals and words
Science
Identifying and naming common animals including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals
History
Toys have changed through time and were made from different materials in the past and present. How aeroplanes have changed over time. The Wright Brothers and the first aircraft. Bessie Coleman and why she was important
Geography
London geography: the school and its local area
Art
Using paintbrushes, palettes and water pots correctly and cutting with scissors. Making relief imprints on clay and decorating ceramics with glaze. Warm and cold colours and how colour creates emotion. Printing with bubbles in paint and using foreground and background. Using clay and perspective in drawing. Creating accidental and purposeful art. Learning about the artistic process and reviewing how artists make multiple pieces before a final piece
Design and technology
Making a sandwich from its ingredients. Using a lever to add force to an object. Building a lever. Creating a maze using a variety of materials
Music
Performing repertoire with accurate pitch and tempo. Exploring how instruments make sound by blowing, hitting, shaking, scraping and strumming. Exploring what instruments are made from. Identifying short and long notes aurally on a range of instruments. Writing representations of short and long notes
PE
Combining leaps, jumps and hops. Performing pencil roll and forward roll. Striking a static ball in a standing position for rounders. Travelling with a balancing object such as egg and spoon. Taking the ball wide of an opponent in 1 v 1 football. Defending the centre of a goal in 1 v 1 football. Striking a ball into space in rounders. Observing and suggesting ways to improve movement in gymnastics. Accepting that winning and losing are part of sport. Leading a group in gymnastics
RE
Muslims worship in a mosque. Muslims pray five times a day facing Makkah. Muslims give money to charity called Zakah. Christmas story is about the birth of Jesus. Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt. Passover celebrates the Israelites being freed from bondage. Christians use symbols to express their beliefs in God
Spanish
Weather phrases such as hace calor and hace frío

Year 2

Maths
Recognising the place value of each digit in a two-digit number. Comparing and ordering numbers from 0 up to 100
History
Key dates and events of the Great Fire of London. How the Great Fire of London was tackled in 1666. Samuel Pepys and his diary of the Great Fire. Life for Victorian children and Victorian schools. How transport changed during the Victorian era. Florence Nightingale and how she improved nursing
Art
Making tints and shades by adding white or black. Making a wash with watercolour paints
Design and technology
Measuring ingredients with teaspoons and tablespoons. Making a sweet or savoury dip
Music
Creating dynamics on untuned percussion, quiet and loud. Learning the musical families of the orchestra. Creating instruments from recycled materials. Exploring tempo on untuned percussion: fast, slow and walking pace. Listening for crotchets and quavers and repeating them with ta-ka and la. Playing a short sequence of notes on untuned percussion
PE
Foot patterns to change direction with a football. Intercepting a ball in bench ball. Moving to rhythm in dance. Jumping and landing in standing jump athletics. Following the flight of a ball to catch in cricket. When to pass in football. Varying the pass in bench ball. Bowling accurately underarm in cricket. Making rules and a points system for games. Working in a team to make games. Encouraging rather than criticising play. Developing a have a go attitude
RE
Christians believe in one God and celebrate Easter and Christmas. Muslims follow the Five Pillars of Islam. Christians worship in a church. The Torah is the Jewish Holy Book. Jewish people believe there is only one God

Year 3

History
Tools have changed over time in the Stone Age to Iron Age. Prehistoric people hunted and gathered their food and lived in caves and roundhouses. The Celts living in Britain during the Iron Age. Ancient Egyptian farming along the River Nile. Hieroglyphics as an early writing system. Tutankhamun's tomb and his place among the great pharaohs
Art
Pinching techniques to build clay sculptures
Design and technology
Writing and following a recipe. Making a pizza from its ingredients. Weaving a design on a loom
Music
Recorder playing: echoing melody and playing pieces with accurate tempo and pitch. Identifying crotchets, quavers and rests as note durations in a melody. Exploring digital music making with an online drum machine. Exploring rhythm patterns using a djembe
PE
Range of strokes for swimming. Timing the swing to strike a ball in tri golf. Foot patterns and balance for skipping tricks. Running up and bowling overarm in cricket. Judging pace of putts and chips in tri golf. Attacking and defending space in handball. Finding space in invasion games. Concentrating and focusing on a shot in tri golf. Exercise increases heart rate in skipping. Playing as part of a team in cricket
RE
Hindus worship in a Mandir and give an offering to God. Sikhs worship in a Gurdwara. Diwali is a festival of light which celebrates the New Year. Jesus taught Christians to forgive others. Christians read the Holy Bible to help guide decisions. The Five Articles of Faith worn by Sikhs

Year 4

History
Who the ancient Greeks were and when they lived. Democracy and its establishment in ancient Greece. Romans coming to Britain and ruling for 400 years. Boudicca and her attempt to stop the Romans invading. Romans creating the city of Londinium
Art
Making tertiary colours. Painting with acrylic paint on canvas. Learning about the history of street art
Design and technology
Strengthening a structure using reinforcement
Music
Combining electronic music-making with rhythm using rap
PE
Three step and bounce in handball. Running to catch a moving ball in tag rugby
RE
Buddhists worship in a temple. Siddhartha Gautama was the first Buddhist who achieved enlightenment. Wesak honours Buddha's Enlightenment. Buddhists meditate to still their minds

Year 5

History
Vikings living in longhouses and their rituals after death. Trade and the development of the Islamic civilisation
Art
Learning about the significance of Roman busts in the Roman Empire. Learning about Hokusai and traditional Japanese wood print techniques
Design and technology
Types of bridges and their purpose
Music
Playing a chord on the glockenspiel using play one miss one
RE
Jewish people eat kosher food. Muslims take pilgrimages. Purim commemorates Jews being saved. Christians believe the Holy Trinity is three persons of God. Christians celebrate Easter because Jesus was crucified and rose from the dead

Year 6

History
Kingdom of Benin from 900 AD to its fall in 1897. Black people living and working in Tudor Britain. Migration and the reasons migrants came to Britain, such as war, famine and persecution. Benin Bronzes held in the British Museum
Design and technology
Components of a pulley. Using a variety of stitches to embroider a design
Music
Writing a 4 bar notation in 4/4 time with crotchets, quavers, rests and minims. Active listening for tempo, emotion, instruments, genre and musicians. Learning about the history of music, important musicians and genres
RE
Humanists do not believe in an after-life. Humanists use reason, logic and scientific evidence to find their truth. Creation accounts: Christians and Jews believe God created the world in six days. Forgiveness is to change the way you feel about something that has happened to you. Humanists celebrate life by having naming ceremonies. Humanists use their own judgement to decide what is right or wrong

Read on 11 November 2026 from the school's Curriculum and Progression Maps page. The maps: Maths Progression Map, DT Progression Map, Music Progression Map, Art Progression Map, PE Progression Map, 2026 – 2027 Curriculum Maps Years 1-6, Science Progression Map, History Progression Map, Spanish Progression Map, RE Progression Map.

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