Belmont Primary School
Belmont Primary School is a primary school in London for ages 3 to 11.
Practise what Belmont Primary School is teaching this term
Daily maths in the order Belmont Primary School teaches it, where its maps give one. English keeps to the usual order for their year. Start with a free five-minute class.
At a glance
- Type
- Community school, run by the council
- Ages
- 3 to 11
- Pupils
- 444
- Who it's for
- Boys and girls
- Address
- Belmont Road, London, W4 5UL
- Phone
- 02089 947677
The school's websiteResults and performanceFull register entryMap
What each year group is learning
From Belmont Primary School's curriculum maps.
ReceptionAutumn and Spring and Summer
- Maths
- Recognising and naming 3D and 2D shapes. Recognising and naming 3D and 2D shapes. Making repeating patterns with available resources. Naming, recognising and describing 2D and 3D shapes. Weight and time. Money, using role play shop. Water capacity. Estimating distance using footsteps. Sorting animals in order of size. Practical addition and subtraction problems and word problems. Solving problems using halving, doubling and sharing. Number recognition and order
- Reading
- Re-visiting familiar and favourite books and listening to stories. Reading and writing irregular words (tricky words)
- Writing
- Writing names and labels. Writing sentences using a capital letter, finger spaces and a full stop. Writing lists, invitations, letters, postcards, simple stories and labels
- Phonics
- Names and sounds of letters
- Science
- Understanding growth and change through visits to the wilderness garden. Water: floating and sinking. Planting bulbs. What happens to our bodies when we exercise. What is a healthy diet
- Computing
- Using different forms of technology
- Art
- Combining materials to make pictures and models. Watercolour paintings. Observational drawings of plants. Self-portraits
- Design and technology
- Designing healthy food such as smoothies and fruit kebabs
- PE
- Finding space and developing independent problem solving in PE sessions. Coordination such as throwing and catching a large ball
- RE
- Looking at how people celebrate such as Chinese New Year, Holi and Easter. Religious festivals and celebrations, Ramadan and Eid
- PSHE
- Making friends and building relationships with others. Co-operation, turn taking and sharing
Year 1Summer
- Maths
- Place value within 100. Multiplication and division. Fractions: halves and quarters. Money. Time. Position and direction
- English
- Reading David Attenborough and Little People, Big Dreams
- Science
- Basic structure of common flowering plants
- History
- Historical depictions of Mother Nature
- Computing
- Programming a robot
- Art
- Observational drawing. Printmaking. Digital painting
- Design and technology
- Creating and copying patterns
- Music
- Playing untuned percussion instruments
- PE
- Outdoor games: tennis. Athletics: walking, jogging, jumping and throwing
- RE
- Christianity: what Jesus looked like
- PSHE
- Keeping clean, growing and changing and families
Year 2Autumn and Spring and Summer
- Maths
- Place value within 100. Addition and subtraction within 100. Geometry, including shape. Money, multiplication and division, length, height and mass, capacity and temperature. Non-chronological reports about Galapagos and sea creatures. Using temperature, negative numbers and reading scales
- English
- Writing stories with familiar settings such as Paddington Bear. Writing instructions on how to make an axle. Traditional tales. Information texts about Florence Nightingale
- Writing
- Seaside poetry. Creative story writing
- Science
- Uses of everyday materials, including choosing the best materials for clothing and bags. Sources of water, both natural and man-made. Hot and cold climates, animals and places. Floating and sinking
- History
- The Great Fire of London. Chronology of the Crimean War. Soldiers, battles and weapons. How Bournemouth has changed
- Geography
- Comparing New York and London. Using maps of London and New York. Jamaica, linked to Mary Seacole. Florence, Italy. Crimea, linked to the Crimean War. Continents and oceans. The Galapagos Islands. Using geographical vocabulary
- Computing
- Computing systems and networks and creating media such as digital photography. Data and information using pictograms. Programming using robot algorithms. E-safety. E-safety. Coding using Purple Mash. Typing skills
- Music
- Singing for performances
- PE
- Gymnastics, including travelling, balance, rolling and jumping. Dance. Team games, communication, team building and problem-solving. Mini tennis. Coordination skills, striking and fielding with scatter ball. Running, jumping, throwing and simple relays
- RE
- Hinduism and what makes a home. Hinduism: What makes a home?. Christianity. Buddhism
- PSHE
- Being me in my world and celebrating difference through the Jigsaw units. Dreams and goals. Healthy me. Relationships
- Other
- Fire building outdoors. Simple vocabulary in a language of the month such as Hebrew, Japanese or Polish
Year 3Autumn and Spring and Summer
- Maths
- Number and place value, addition and subtraction methods. Fractions: recognise, write and find fractions. Time facts: days, months and years. Interpreting data using sorting diagrams. Multiplication and division. Problem solving
- English
- Non-fiction reports and play scripts. Adventure and mystery story: Ottoline and the Yellow Cat. Authors and letters: Jeremy Strong. Shape poetry. Narrative: The Mousehole Cat. Myths, legends and fables
- Reading
- Power of Reading unit using Pebble in my Pocket
- Writing
- Diary writing in Stone Age times
- Science
- Compare and group different kinds of rocks. Describe how fossils are formed. Compare and test magnetic forces. Finding out about magnetic poles. Functions of different parts of flowering plants. Requirements of plants for life and growth. How water is transported within plants
- History
- Volcanoes and earthquakes. History of Pompeii. Life in the Stone Age, including homes and survivals. How we learn about the first people using artefacts and sources. Characteristic features of the Stone Age such as settlement, clothing and food. Use of time vocabulary (BC/AD). What life was like in Rome and in Roman Britain
- Geography
- Distinguish between different sources of energy. Energy usage, renewable and non-renewable. Locating key landmarks in the UK. Naming and locating geographical locations in Europe. Using maps and atlases. Human geography: land use and settlements
- Computing
- Green screen report. Using Chromebooks and Google Classroom. Using databases
- Art
- Cave painting using natural resources. Sketching in St Albans
- Music
- Playing brass instruments. Music composition
- PE
- Dodgeball, invasion games such as football, yoga and dance. Swimming. Gymnastics. Outdoor adventurous activity. Swimming. Athletics: fitness and agility
- RE
- What you need to be happy, from Buddhism
- PSHE
- Being me in my world and celebrating difference. Healthy me. Relationships and Changing Me
- French
- Months and dates, classroom objects, furniture, food and drinks, likes and dislikes. Likes and dislikes, food and drinks, feelings and adjectives
- Spanish
- French
- Other
- Visit or workshop with Celtic Harmony in Brickendon, Hertfordshire
Read on 11 November 2026 from the school's Our Curriculum page. The maps: Reception, Reception, Reception, Year 1, Year 2, Year 2, Year 2, Year 3, Year 3, Year 3.
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School details: Get Information about Schools, Department for Education, URN 102470. Checked 9 November 2026.
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Help your child with what Belmont Primary School is teaching this term
Daily maths in the order the school teaches it, English in the usual order for their year, with a weekly view of what they have mastered.