

KEY STAGE 2 AT LIS
Where growing minds find their purpose
Key Stage 2 is a time of significant academic, personal and social growth. Children deepen their knowledge across the curriculum while becoming more independent, thoughtful and confident in expressing their ideas. They learn to question information, consider different perspectives and apply their understanding to increasingly complex challenges.
At LIS, learning extends beyond academic achievement. Through inquiry, Social and Emotional Learning and Education for Sustainable Development, children strengthen their relationships, develop a clear sense of responsibility and discover how their knowledge and actions can contribute to positive change.
Children grow into knowledgeable learners, compassionate leaders and capable changemakers who are ready to make a meaningful contribution.
HOW CHILDREN LEARN
From deeper thinking to purposeful action
In Key Stage 2, children take increasing ownership of their learning. Clear teaching and purposeful practice are combined with inquiry, collaboration and meaningful opportunities to apply knowledge in new and challenging contexts.

Question and Investigate
Children develop thoughtful questions, gather information and investigate ideas using research, observation, discussion and practical experiences.

Think and Connect
Children analyse information, make connections across subjects and use evidence to explain their ideas and form reasoned conclusions.

Collaborate and Create
Children consider different perspectives, share responsibility and use their learning to solve problems, develop projects and communicate creative ideas.

Reflect and Take Action
Children learn to care for themselves, one another and the natural world through daily routines, shared responsibilities and meaningful choices.
OUR KEY STAGE 2 CURRICULUM
Strong foundations
A broad world of learning
Our Key Stage 1 programme develops secure foundations in English, Mathematics and Science while providing children with a rich and balanced curriculum.
Learning is grounded in the National Curriculum for England and supported by Cambridge Primary frameworks.​
CORE LEARNING
English
Children develop confidence in phonics, reading, writing, vocabulary and grammar, speaking and listening.
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Mathematics
Children build fluency, reasoning and problem solving through practical challenges.
Science
Children ask questions, investigate and share what they discover about the world around them.
A BROAD AND BALANCED CURRICULUM
Education for Sustainable Development
Children explore real-world issues affecting people and the planet, developing the knowledge, values and confidence to take action.
Computing
Children learn to use technology safely, responsibly and creatively.
Art and Design
Children express themselves through drawing, painting, building and creating.
Music
Children develop creativity through singing, rhythm, performance and playing instruments.
Physical Education
Children build coordination, teamwork and sportsmanship.
Social Emotional Learning
Children learn to manage emotions, build positive relationships and make responsible choices with respect, care and confidence.
At LIS, subjects connect through inquiry, projects and real-world experiences, helping children understand how knowledge can be used to explore challenges, develop solutions and create change.
A DAY IN KEY STAGE 2
Each day brings opportunities to question, collaborate, create and grow
No two days are exactly the same, but each day combines purposeful academic learning, hands-on inquiry, creativity, movement and meaningful opportunities to develop independence.





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A Positive Start
Students connect with their classmates, prepare for learning and begin the day feeling welcomed, focused and ready.
Strong Foundations
Morning lessons include focused English and Maths to strengthen essential knowledge, skills, confidence and fluency.
Inquiry and Discovery
Students ask questions, investigate ideas and make connections through science, ESD and project-based learning.
Active and Creative Learning
Sport, music, art and outdoor experiences encourage creativity, self-expression, teamwork and wellbeing.
Reflection and Growth
Students share ideas, reflect on their progress and take increasing responsibility for their learning and choices.
