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Riverside Primary School

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

Daily practice for Riverside 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
219
Who it's for
Boys and girls
Address
Janeway Street, London, SE16 4PS
Phone
02072 373227

What Ofsted found

Full inspection, December 2023.

Our summary of Ofsted's report. Read the full reports on Ofsted's website. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

The school

Source: Riverside Primary School website; Riverside Primary School website. Checked 11 November 2026.

How it teaches

Source: Riverside Primary School website; Riverside Primary School website; Riverside Primary School website. Checked 11 November 2026.

Admissions

Source: Riverside Primary School website. Checked 11 November 2026.

Nursery

Source: Riverside Primary School website. Checked 11 November 2026.

Visiting

Source: Riverside Primary School website. Checked 11 November 2026.

The school day and clubs

Source: Riverside Primary School website. Checked 11 November 2026.

What each year group is learning

From Riverside Primary School's curriculum maps.

Reception

Maths
Counting leaves or petals on plants. Creating shapes from materials with different textures. Keeping score
English
Using descriptive language related to texture
Writing
Creating a storybook with textured material illustrations
Science
Understanding the key features of the life cycle of a plant. Planting seeds and caring for growing plants. Using senses to explore natural materials. Understanding the key features of the life cycle of a plant. Understanding the effect of seasonal changes on the world around them. Understanding processes and changes in the natural world, including the seasons
Computing
Using different technology, including digimaps
Art
Creating a self-portrait. Using lines to represent and enclose a space. Selecting and using tools safely. Selecting materials and resources when creating. Talking about features of their own work. Sharing creations with peers. Exploring what happens when colours are mixed. Exploring a variety of materials and techniques. Using tools and techniques safely to experiment with colour, texture and form. Representing experiences through a range of media. Talking about features of their own work and others' work. Exploring different textures using a variety of materials. Creating collage pieces and developing creativity and personal expression
Design and technology
Selecting and using tools safely. Exploring techniques needed to join materials. Explaining simple processes used to create their work. Building small worlds using blocks, Lego, tracks and roads. Safely exploring techniques of joining, cutting and sticking. Selecting resources to create props for role play
PE
Striking a ball using a bat. Aiming for targets of varying size and height. Throwing a ball accurately. Bouncing and catching a ball. Developing throwing and catching skills. Travelling while holding equipment. Responding to instructions and changing pace with direction and control. Stretching in different ways. Balancing on the floor accurately. Jumping in different ways
RE
Noticing that some people belong to a religion and this can be special. Learning about celebrations that are important to other people
PSHE
Being confident to try new activities. Working and playing cooperatively and taking turns with others. Practising working in a team or with a partner
Other
Knowing some things that make people unique. Talking about similarities and differences in family and friends. Discussing how special events are celebrated in families. Noticing differences between their family and other families. Recognising special times and events for family and friends. Talking about the lives of people around them and their roles in society. Talking about the different jobs people do. Talking about different types of transport and journeys they have been on. Building fine motor skills through threading. Exploring the use of different fabrics. Talking about different textiles and clothing suitable for different weather. Developing throwing skills. Developing catching skills

Read on 10 November 2026 from the school's Knowledge Organisers (B) page. The maps: All About Me, Growing in the Garden, Light and Dark, Stories From Around the World, Journeys, Portraits, Using Fabric, Exploring Celebrations Through Different Media, 3D Structures, Investigating Texture, Rackets, Bats and Balls, Gymnastics, Throwing and Catching.

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School details: Get Information about Schools, Department for Education, URN 100808. Checked 9 November 2026.

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