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Davies Lane Primary School

Davies Lane Primary School is a primary school in London for ages 2 to 11.

Daily practice for Davies Lane 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
Academy
Ages
2 to 11
Pupils
927
Who it's for
Boys and girls
Address
Davies Lane, London, E11 3DR
Phone
02085 392466

What each year group is learning

From Davies Lane Primary School's curriculum maps.

Reception

Maths
Shape, space and measurement and mathematical language like size and position. Counting through rhyme and number songs. Understanding pattern through observation and meaningful activities. Value of number, fluency, place value, counting, number bonds and patterns
Reading
Reading two-syllable words and simple captions and high-frequency tricky words
Writing
Forming lists, captions and sentences. Making marks which convey meaning
Phonics
Learning phonics to support early reading. Reading, spelling and writing using the Bug Club phonics scheme, one sound per day. Blending sounds for reading and segmenting for spelling
Science
Exploring living and non-living things using their senses. Understanding the natural world
History
Understanding people, culture, communities and everyday materials
Geography
Taking an interest in different places around them
Computing
Experiencing computing through walkie talkies, telephones, cameras and computers
Art
Working with a range of materials to develop expression and detail. Dance, role-play and imaginative play. Creating, presenting and showcasing art. Expressing, imagining and being curious through expressive arts and design
Design and technology
Learning appropriate use of tools and techniques and different materials
Music
Listening and responding to music and using musical instruments
PE
Developing physical independence, confidence and control in movement. Developing awareness of space, safety and keeping healthy. Physical development
PSHE
Learning about their own emotional responses in a safe environment. Personal, social and emotional development
Other
Understanding the world around us and other people's cultures. Communication and language development

Year 1

Maths
Counting to and across 100, forwards and backwards. Adding and subtracting one-digit and two-digit numbers to 20. Telling the time to the hour and half past the hour. Recognising and naming common 2-D and 3-D shapes. Recognising and knowing the value of coins and notes. Finding a half and a quarter of objects, shapes or quantities. Describing position, direction and movement, including turns. Comparing and measuring lengths, heights, mass and capacity. Sequencing events and using language about time and dates. Solving one-step problems involving multiplication and division. Place value, number sequences, number bonds, times tables, fractions, decimals and percentages. Reasoning mathematically by following lines of enquiry and developing arguments
English
Vocabulary, grammar and linguistic conventions for reading, writing and speaking. Writing clearly, cohesively and accurately for a range of contexts and audiences
Reading
Reading widely and often for pleasure and information. Understanding the author's choice of words and their effect on the reader
Writing
Handwriting that is clear, fluent, legible and speedy. Spelling quickly and accurately. Grammar and vocabulary to support writing
Phonics
Relationship between sound and letters
Science
Plants and seasonality, everyday materials, animals and humans
History
Life at different periods in Britain
Geography
United Kingdom, weather patterns and coastlines
Computing
Coding and digital content
Art
Colour and line, colour and shape and Cubism
Design and technology
Weaving
Music
Pulse and rhythm
PE
Ball skills, movement and gymnastics
RE
Celebrating difference
PSHE
Being me in my world

Year 2

Maths
Counting in steps of 2, 3 and 5 and in tens. Place value of two-digit numbers (tens and ones). Comparing and ordering numbers from 0 to 100. Reading and writing numbers to at least 100. Addition and subtraction facts to 20. Multiplication and division facts for the 2, 5 and 10 tables. Recognising odd and even numbers. Recognising and finding simple fractions. Measuring length, mass, temperature and capacity. Money: coins, giving change and combining amounts. Telling the time to five minutes. Position, direction and turns. Pictograms, tally charts and tables. Patterns and sequences. Number facts and basic calculations in the arithmetic paper. Applying reasoning and problem solving skills. Place value, number sequences, number bonds, times tables, fractions, decimals and percentages. Reasoning mathematically by following lines of enquiry and developing arguments
English
Word classes including verbs, nouns, adjectives and adverbs. Past and present tense. Sentence types: command, question, exclamation, statement. Using different types of punctuation correctly. Reading and understanding how authors choose words and their effects. Developing vocabulary, grammar and linguistic conventions for reading, writing and speaking
Reading
Reading fluently and with good understanding. Answering questions on fiction and non-fiction paragraphs and longer texts. Reading longer texts in a booklet, fiction and non-fiction
Writing
Spelling through phonics, word structure and spelling patterns. Clear, fluent and legible handwriting. Composing writing for purpose and audience. Knowing spelling rules, such as making plurals. Writing clearly, cohesively and accurately for different contexts and audiences
Phonics
Applying phonics to spell words. Books matched to phonics and understanding
Science
Living things and their habitats
History
Events beyond living memory
Geography
London, the world and contrasting the UK with non-European countries
Computing
Coding, photography and research
Art
Silhouettes and sculpture
Design and technology
Bridges, levers and sliders
Music
Pulse and rhythm
PE
Ball skills, movement, dance and gymnastics
RE
Celebrating difference
PSHE
Being me in my world

Read on 11 November 2026 from the school's Reception page and the school's Year 1 page and the school's Year 2 page. The maps: Reception parent handbook, Curriculum Meeting Slides, Year 1 parent handbook, Curriculum meeting slides, Year 2 parent handbook, Year 2 SATS presentation, Curriculum meeting slides.

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School details: Get Information about Schools, Department for Education, URN 143384. Checked 9 November 2026.

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