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Dawlish Primary School

Dawlish Primary School is a primary school in London for ages 4 to 11.

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Daily maths in the order Dawlish 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
4 to 11
Pupils
158
Who it's for
Boys and girls
Address
Jesse Road, London, E10 6NN
Phone
02085 581566

The school's websiteResults and performanceFull register entryMap

What each year group is learning

From Dawlish Primary School's curriculum maps.

Year 1Autumn 1 and Autumn 2 and Spring 1 and Spring 2 and Summer 2 and Summer 1

Maths
Counting within 100. Comparison, wholes and parts. Place value from 0 to 5. Shape. Place value from 0 to 10. Additive structures. Addition and subtraction facts within 10. Position and direction. Measurement: time
English
Captions, labels and sentence structure. Narrative story and diary writing. Letter writing and questions and facts. Traditional tales and alternative versions
Reading
Reading Hairy Maclary by Lynley Dodd
Science
Animals and seasonal changes. Everyday materials and how familiar things have changed over time. Animals including humans and the senses. Seasonal changes in winter
Geography
Mapping our local area. The UK: countries, capitals, seas, seasons, weather and settlements
Computing
Programming a moving robot. Programming animations. Data and information
Art
Drawing and mark making with a range of materials. Digital painting and responding to artists. Painting with thick and thin paint. Printmaking and clay relief. Sculpture and working with clay
Design and technology
Sliders and levers. Preparing fruit and vegetables
Music
Musical heartbeat and singing together. How music tells stories about the past. Exploring sounds and how music makes the world a better place. Learning to play the glockenspiel and read musical notation
PE
Invasion games. Dance. Gymnastics. Cricket
RE
Belonging to a faith community. Who is a Christian and what they believe. Who is a Muslim and what they believe. Sacred and special times
PSHE
Emotions and wellbeing. Citizenship and class charter. Staying safe and healthy. Healthy relationships and family. Healthy friendships. Online safety

Year 2Autumn 1 and Autumn 2 and Spring 1 and Spring 2 and Summer 1 and Summer 2

Maths
Numbers from 10 to 100. Calculations within 20. Adding and subtracting within 10 fluently. Introduction to multiplication. Introduction to division. Money. Fractions. Measurement of time. Position and direction. Multiplication and division. Capacity, volume and mass
English
Writing a recount and writing the next part of a story. Writing a travel brochure about Kenya. Traditional tales from Africa (Kenya). Writing a narrative story and interviews. Contemporary fiction: The Last Wolf. Disciplinary writing. Classic fiction: The Tempest. Writing a four line poem stanza. Classic poem: From a Railway Carriage. Writing instructions. Narrative quest and adventure stories. Playscript and dialogue from In the Hall of the Mountain King. Note taking about the Orkney Islands
Science
Uses of everyday materials. Living things and their habitats. Animals, including humans and the Great Fire of London. Using plastics responsibly. Plants. Growing up
History
How the high street has changed or remained the same over time. Why the Great Fire of London was great and how we know about it. How we know about prehistoric Britain and how lives changed in the Stone and Iron ages
Geography
Local high street visits. The UK, continents and oceans of the world. Settlements of the UK. Non-chronological geographical reports. Case study of the Orkney Islands
Computing
Programming a robot using algorithms. Digital photography. Programming quizzes. Computing and networks, information technology around us. Data and information, pictograms
Art
Drawing, including mark making on different surfaces. Painting, line, space, colour, shape and pattern. Collage, cutting, tearing and arranging shapes. Printmaking with stencils, clay and direct prints. Sculpture and clay coils and forms. Textiles: dip dye, rubbings, relief printing blocks and card wraps
Design and technology
Preparing fruit and vegetables for a Greek salad. Preparing fruit and vegetables for a vegetable salad with dressing. Mechanisms: wheels and axles, making a fire engine. Sewing a book mark. Sewing a coaster
Music
Pulse, rhythm and pitch. Playing in an orchestra and how music teaches us about the past. Inventing a musical story and learning to play the glockenspiel. Recognising different sounds. Improvisation and how music makes us happy. How music teaches us about looking after our planet
PE
Gymnastics. Athletics. Cricket. Tennis
RE
How we should care for others and the world. Who is Jewish and what they believe. Who is a Muslim and what they believe. How and why we celebrate special and sacred times. Who is a Christian and what they believe
PSHE
Emotions and what helps us to be happy. Who is in our community and citizenship. Physical wellbeing and eating a balanced diet. Staying safe and healthy and taking responsibility for health. Healthy relationships with family and friends. Bullying and friendships. Power in relationships and keeping secrets. Staying safe online. Media influence and whether online content is true. Financial literacy. Staying safe at home and risky substances

Read on 11 November 2026 from the school's Curriculum Overview page and the school's Curriculum Overview page. The maps: Year 1 Curriculum Overview 2026-2027, Y1 Autumn 1 Curriculum Information , Year 2 Curriculum Overview 2026-2027.

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School details: Get Information about Schools, Department for Education, URN 103073. Checked 9 November 2026.

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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.

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