St John Fisher RC Primary School
St John Fisher RC Primary School is a primary school in London for ages 3 to 11.
Practise what St John Fisher RC Primary School is teaching this term
Daily maths in the order St John Fisher RC 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
- Academy
- Ages
- 3 to 11
- Pupils
- 413
- Who it's for
- Boys and girls
- Faith
- Roman Catholic
- Address
- Grand Drive, London, SW20 9NA
- Phone
- 02085 402637
The school's websiteResults and performanceFull register entryMap
What each year group is learning
From St John Fisher RC Primary School's curriculum maps.
ReceptionAutumn
- Maths
- Counting accurately using one to one correspondence. Recognising and ordering numerals 1 to 20. Recognising numbers of objects in groups (subitising) to 5 and then within 10. Exploring, recognising and creating repeating patterns
- English
- Listening attentively and responding in whole class and small group discussions. Speaking in small groups and one-to-one discussions using recently introduced vocabulary
- Reading
- Retelling stories to show understanding of what has been read to them
- Writing
- Holding a pencil effectively. Forming recognisable letters and writing their own name using correct letter formation. Beginning to spell words by identifying sounds within them
- Phonics
- Saying a sound for each letter in the alphabet and hearing and saying initial sounds. Saying the sounds in simple words and blending them together
- Science
- Exploring, observing and talking about the natural world around them. Beginning to understand seasonal changes in autumn and winter
- Geography
- Talking about the lives of people around them and their immediate environment, home and school
- Art
- Using a range of small tools including scissors, paintbrushes and cutlery. Using props and materials when role playing characters in narratives and stories
- Music
- Singing a range of well-known nursery rhymes and songs. Performing songs, rhymes, poems and stories with others and moving in time with music
- PE
- Negotiating space and obstacles safely, with consideration for themselves and others. Demonstrating strength, balance and coordination when playing
- RE
- Hindu festival of light, Diwali. Jewish festival of light, Hanukkah
- PSHE
- Working and playing cooperatively, taking turns with others. Developing positive relationships with adults and peers. Knowing the rules that keep us safe and happy. Managing basic hygiene and personal needs. Understanding the importance of healthy lifestyle choices such as food, sleep and exercise
Year 1Autumn
- Science
- Everyday materials and their properties, uses and recycling. Seasonal change and adapting to autumn weather. Materials
- Geography
- Names and locations of the nations of the United Kingdom
- Design and technology
- Designing with purpose and user in mind. Running stitch and sewing with large needles
- PE
- Games: throwing, catching and stopping balls
- PSHE
- Feelings, similarities and differences and being kind to others. Being created and loved by God as unique individuals
Year 2Autumn 2 and Spring 2 and Summer 1 and Spring 1 and Summer 2 and Autumn 1
- Maths
- Place value: numbers 10 to 100. Calculations within 20. Introduction to division structures. Shape. Money. Fractions. Time. Position and direction. Multiplication and division: doubling, halving, quotative and partitive division. Measure: capacity, volume and mass
- English
- SPAG grammar, punctuation and spelling
- Reading
- Guided reading. Tale: Meerkat Mail. Tale: The Owl who was Afraid of the Dark. Tale: George and the Dragon. Tale: Bob's Best Ever Friend. Tale: Supertato
- Writing
- Non-chronological report about an African animal. Poetry: If I had Wings. Recount of a trip to the beach. Poetry: Beach senses poem. Instructions: how to trap a dragon. Poetry: A few frightening things. Superhero story based on the Beat the Baddy plot
- Science
- Animals including humans. Uses of everyday materials. Mechanisms: levers. Structures: baby bear's chair
- History
- London's Burning. Mary Anning and The Land That Time Forgot
- Geography
- The Communities We Live In
- Computing
- Computing systems and networks 1: What is a computer?. Computing systems and networks 2: Word processing. Programming 1: Algorithms and debugging. Programming 2: ScratchJr. Creating media: stop motion. Online safety
- Art
- Drawing: understanding tone and texture. Sculpture and 3D: a chair for a bear. Painting and mixed media: life in colour
- Design and technology
- Cooking and nutrition: balanced diet
- Music
- Musical Me. Three in One. Take Five. Splash
- PE
- Unihoc. Yoga and dance. Basketball. Athletics. Football
- RE
- Creation and Covenant. Prophecy and Promise. Galilee to Jerusalem. Desert to Garden. To the Ends of the Earth. Dialogue and Encounter. Let the Children Come. Who is my Neighbour?
- PSHE
- Settling into my new class. Tick Tock and I am Unique. Girls and boys. Clean and healthy (my body). Chit Chat, feelings, likes and dislikes. Feeling Inside Out. Super Susie Gets Angry. Cycle of life. Beginnings and endings. Change is all around. Real life online. Needs and wants
Year 3Autumn 1 and Autumn 2 and Spring 1 and Spring 2 and Summer 1 and Summer 2
- Maths
- Adding and subtracting across 10. Numbers to 1000. Right angles. Column addition. 2, 4 and 8 times tables. Unit and non-unit fractions. Parallel and perpendicular sides in polygons. Time
- English
- Writing adventure stories and instruction writing. Writing archaeologist finding tales
- Science
- Light and shadows. Animals including humans. Forces and magnets. Plants. Fruits
- History
- Changes in Britain from the Stone Age to Iron Age. Ancient Egypt. The Roman Empire
- Computing
- Networks. Programming with Scratch. Wearable technology. Computer systems and networks 2: Emailing. Creating media: video trailers. Data handling: comparisons and databases
- Art
- Developing drawing skills. Sculpture and 3D: abstract shape and space
- Design and technology
- Ancient Egyptian scrolls. Cooking and nutrition: eating seasonally
- Music
- Developing singing technique through The Vikings. Traditional instruments and improvisation from India
- RE
- Creation and Covenant. Galilee to Jerusalem and desert to garden. What is the Church?
- PSHE
- Sharing online and chatting online. Drugs, alcohol and tobacco. How do I love others?
Year 5Autumn and Autumn 1 and Autumn 2 and Spring 1 and Spring 2 and Summer 1 and Summer 2
- Maths
- Decimal fractions, money and negative numbers. Short multiplication and short division. Data handling using Mars Rover. Area and scaling. Factors, multiples and primes. Fractions, converting units and angles
- English
- Suspenseful openings and build-up in fiction. Poetry: The River by Pie Corbett. Discussion texts and persuasive speeches. Explanation texts about an apex predator
- Reading
- Fiction focusing on dialogue. Guided reading and spelling
- Science
- Earth and space. Forces. Properties and changes of materials. Weather. Energy and sustainability, materials as insulators. Living things and their habitats. Animals including humans
- History
- Ancient Greeks. Mayan civilisation. Changing power of monarchs
- Geography
- The water cycle. Features and course of a river and how rivers erode, transport and deposit materials. Causes of river pollution and its effect on the environment. Rivers, climate change and habitat protection. Deforestation and habitats
- Computing
- Programming: sequence, selection, repetition and variables. Algorithms and logical reasoning to detect and correct errors. Safe, respectful and responsible use of technology and how to report concerns. Search engines and how computer systems and networks work. Online safety. Creating stop motion animation. Programming with Micro:bit
- Art
- Sculpture and 3D interactive installation. Drawing depth, emotion and movement. Painting and mixed media portraits
- Design and technology
- Electrical circuits and the names of circuit components. Designing and creating a product powered by a motor. Electrical systems through building Wobble Bots. Gears and pulleys. Reduce, reuse and recycle. Structures: bridges
- Music
- Rhythm, duration and reading rhythms in bars. Singing Drunken Sailor. Trumpet. Building a groove. Composing in ternary form
- PE
- Netball: catching, throwing and passing the ball. Football: passing, shooting and kicking techniques. Dance: unison and mirroring. Gymnastics and netball. Dance and football. Sports leaders and tag rugby. Hockey. Tennis and cricket. Basketball and athletics
- RE
- Creation and covenant, prophecy and promise. Galilee to Jerusalem and desert to garden. The Holy Trinity and Catholic Social Teaching
- PSHE
- Healthy choices: rest, sleep, exercise and personal hygiene. Types of family and the value of community through teamwork. Body changes and growing up. Types of abuse and making good choices. Habitats, reaching out and the world of work
- Spanish
- Food, drink and Spanish currency in a café role-play. Phonetics
Year 6Autumn 1 and Autumn 2 and Spring 2 and Spring 1 and Summer 1 and Summer 2
- Maths
- Place value. Measurement: converting measures. Algebra. Fractions, decimals and percentages. Perimeter, area and volume. Statistics. Data handling 2: big data 2
- English
- Writing instructional text. Writing explanation text. Reading novels When the Sky Falls and Storm Breaker. Reading Finding Tale. Reading The Island and Kensuke's Kingdom. Balanced argument and discussion text. Reading Holes and Murder in Velvet. Non-chronological report. Autobiography
- Science
- The heart and circulatory system. Evolution and inheritance. Electricity
- History
- The Battle of Britain. Slavery in the British Caribbean
- Geography
- Geographical skills. Enchanted rainforest. Vanishing rainforest
- Computing
- Computing systems and networks, including Bletchley Park. Online safety. Programming in Python. Big data. Creating media: history of computers. Digital world
- Art
- Photography. Drawing: expressing ideas. Sculpture and 3D: making memories
- Design and technology
- Textiles: waistcoats. Structures: playgrounds. Production
- Music
- Singing Hey Mr Miller. Singing Donna Nobis. Composing
- PE
- Gymnastics. Football. Tag rugby. Gymnastics 2. Basketball. Athletics
- RE
- Creation and covenant. Galilee to Jerusalem. Desert to garden. The Holy Trinity
- PSHE
- Being me in my world. Healthy lifestyle. Body image. Emotional changes. Catholic social teaching. Reaching out. Money and me
Read on 10 November 2026 from the school's Curriculum Year By Year page. The maps: Curriculum map, Curriculum map, Curriculum map, Curriculum map, Curriculum map, Curriculum map, Curriculum map, Curriculum map.
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School details: Get Information about Schools, Department for Education, URN 151349. Checked 9 November 2026.
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Help your child with what St John Fisher RC 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.