Studies of human and physical geography
continue at key stage three, where the impact of humans on changes to the environment and climate can be covered in more depth.
Not exact matches
The DfE paper
continues: «It seems likely that candidates are being entered before they are ready, and «banking» a C grade where their performance
at Key Stage 2 [end of primary school] would suggest that if they had
continued to study the subject and taken the GCSE
at the end of year 11 they could have achieved a top grade.»
It said: «Schools must teach a broad and balanced curriculum and we understand that they will need to think carefully about how they will
continue to offer a range of options
at key stage four, including in the arts.
Sir Michael added: «The corollary of not preparing children well for school is that they don't do well in reception and, if they don't do well in reception, they don't get on
at key stage one, they find it difficult to read
at seven, they fail
at the end of primary school and that failure
continues into secondary school.
Entitlement to free school meals for pupils in nursery classes and
at key stages 2 - 4 will
continue as now.
«It seems likely that candidates are being entered before they are ready, and «banking» a C grade where their performance
at Key Stage 2 would suggest that if they had
continued to study the subject and taken the GCSE
at the end of Year 11 they could have achieved a top grade.
Support good health and wellbeing across the life course, and
continue to target risk factors
at key life
stages.