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The British Monarchy in the Primary Knowledge Curriculum: Reflections for schools following the death of HM Queen Elizabeth II

It has been estimated that 4.1 billion people tuned in to watch the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II yesterday. This will, of course, have included many of the children we teach.

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Power and the Primary Curriculum

Almost two weeks ago now, (time truly does fly) I gathered with colleagues and friends to attend the marvellous ResearchED. What a way to start the school year!

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Always Learning: Reflections from the PKC Team (Part 1)

Almost two weeks ago now, (time truly does fly) I gathered with colleagues and friends to attend the marvellous ResearchED. What a way to start the school year!

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Making This Year Count!

On the anniversary of the first lockdown, a year since I hushed my children to listen to the news, drawing them onto my lap, more for my own comfort than theirs, I am looking back at those 365 days since the world as we knew it ended, in awe of the triumphant spirit of our profession

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Diversity and Inclusion in the Primary Knowledge Curriculum

It has been seven years since the first draft of the KST Primary Knowledge Curriculum was completed. Since that time, from unit to unit, term to term, and year to year, we are continuously learning and reflecting, making amendments and improvements.

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Why we won’t be narrowing the curriculum

The last few months have thrust our profession into a brave new world. We now talk with ease about social distancing, PPE, R-Rates, second waves, words that would have meant nothing to us as we started the Spring Term.

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