Key Stage 1 (Year 1)
Numeracy and English tuition
Key Stage 1 is the first stepping stone of primary school, a stage of education for 5-7-year-old children in Years 1-2.
- Includes all teaching material
- One to one support
- Parents’ meeting
- Pupil progress report
Numeracy and English tuition
Key Stage 1 is the first stepping stone of primary school, a stage of education for 5-7-year-old children in Years 1-2.
- Includes all teaching material
- One to one support
- Parents’ meeting
- Pupil progress report
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Course Details
School Year
For children in Year 1 & 2 from
Sept 2025
Course Length
September 2025 – July 2026
Location
Vale Farm Sports Centre,
Watford Road, Wembley,
Middlesex, HA0 3HG
Enrolment is open
Places available
What happens in Year1?
Introduction to Basic Concepts
Year 1 tuition often begins with introducing students to fundamental concepts in subjects such as mathematics, language arts, and science.Basic numeracy and literacy skills are emphasized to build a strong foundation for future learning.
Phonics and Reading
In language arts, there is a strong emphasis on phonics, letter recognition, and early reading skills.Students may be introduced to simple sight words and engage in activities that promote language development
Numeracy and Mathematics
Basic numeracy skills are taught, including counting, number recognition, and simple addition and subtraction.Hands-on activities and games may be used to make learning math more interactive and engaging.
Year 1 tuition often begins with introducing students to fundamental concepts in subjects such as mathematics, language arts, and science.Basic numeracy and literacy skills are emphasized to build a strong foundation for future learning.In language arts, there is a strong emphasis on phonics, letter recognition, and early reading skills.Students may be introduced to simple sight words and engage in activities that promote language developmentBasic numeracy skills are taught, including counting, number recognition, and simple addition and subtraction.Hands-on activities and games may be used to make learning math more interactive and engaging.