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Osmani Primary School

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

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Daily maths in the order Osmani 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.

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At a glance

Type
Community school, run by the council
Ages
3 to 11
Pupils
409
Who it's for
Boys and girls
Address
Vallance Road, London, E1 5AD
Phone
02072 478909

What each year group is learning

From Osmani Primary School's curriculum maps.

ReceptionAutumn 2

Maths
Counting to 100 and counting irregular groups of objects. The last number counted is the total in a set. 2D and 3D shapes and their properties. Repeating patterns
English
Listening skills and taking turns to speak in conversations
Reading
Using vocabulary from books to describe story settings, events and key characters
Writing
Applying phonics when writing names, labels and captions. Giving meaning to the marks they make
Phonics
Reviewing sounds learnt so far and learning new sounds in daily sessions
Science
Noticing patterns and changes in things observed
History
Talking about their own lives and the lives of familiar people
Computing
Operating simple equipment and attempting simple computer programmes and games
Art
Creating, decorating and making models and pictures based on their interests
Design and technology
Planning and building structures with construction materials
Music
Exploring the sounds of different instruments
PE
Spatial awareness through games negotiating space and changing direction
PSHE
Revisiting the school's Golden Rights
Other
Festivals celebrated during autumn and winter

Year 1

Maths
Addition and number bonds. 2D and 3D shapes
English
Stories with familiar settings. Listening with sustained concentration and building up vocabulary
History
Significant people in the past, such as Guy Fawkes
Geography
Locating countries of the United Kingdom on a map. London landmarks
Computing
Coding and programming
Art
Mixing colours to create silhouette pictures
Design and technology
Creating shadow puppets
Music
Singing taught by a specialist music teacher
PE
Ball handling skills in games
RE
Sacred places
PSHE
Celebrating difference

Year 2

Maths
Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division
English
Recount, poetry and reports. Explaining events using time adverbials
Science
Investigating materials, their properties and changes
History
The Great Fire of London
Geography
Locating the 4 countries of the U.K. and map work
Computing
Digital tools and media, e-safety, coding and programming
Art
Painting and collage
Design and technology
Making Tudor houses
Music
Drumming taught by a specialist teacher
PE
Gymnastics
RE
Judaism: beliefs and special celebrations
PSHE
Celebrating differences

Year 3

Maths
Multiplication and division. Fractions and measurement
English
Narrative writing based on George's Marvellous Medicine. Expanding vocabulary and using conjunctions and sentence types
Science
Humans and some animals have skeletons
History
The Iron Age in Britain and early farming
Geography
Trade links, fair trading and locating origins of food
Computing
Coding and programming
Music
Drumming taught by a specialist music teacher
PE
Dance taught by a specialist coach
RE
Why the Bible is important for Christians
PSHE
Celebrating differences

Year 4Autumn 2

Maths
Division, money, fractions, measurement, time and geometry
English
Writing poetry using kennings. Writing recounts in the form of a pantomime. Speaking and listening, including hot-seating, role play and collaborative talk
Science
States of matter: solids, liquids and gases and the water cycle. Living things and habitats, including changing environments such as floods and droughts
Geography
Weather and climate. Geographical skills such as map work, weather maps, symbols and four figure grid references
Computing
Introduction to programming
Design and technology
Making weather measuring devices, including a rain gauge and pinwheel windmills
RE
Asking why some people think life is a journey

Year 5Autumn 2

Maths
Multiplication and division. Decimals and fractions
English
Stories from other cultures. Biographies
Science
Animal reproduction and life cycles. Plant reproduction
History
The history of apartheid in South Africa. Inspirational leaders such as Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu
Geography
African animals, cities, towns and people across the continent
Computing
Coding and programming
Art
Collage and print using repeated motifs
Design and technology
African textile print
Music
Learning how to play a stringed instrument, cello or violin

Year 6

Maths
Measurements, shape, fractions, decimals and percentages, geometry. Classification
English
Reading and writing stories with a flashback, biographies and literacy narratives
History
World War 2, London in danger and the Blitz
Computing
Coding and programming
Design and technology
Creating and rationed food
Music
Strings (violin and cello) and singing
PE
Dance and sport with a specialist coach
RE
Whether it is better to express religion in arts and architecture or in charity and generosity
PSHE
Celebrating differences

Read on 11 November 2026 from the school's Termly Parent Information page. The maps: R PIS, Y1 PIS, Y2 PIS, Y3 PIS, Y4 PIS, Y5 PIS, Y6 PIS.

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School details: Get Information about Schools, Department for Education, URN 100934. Checked 9 November 2026.

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