At Regent’s, our Primary curriculum bridges the play-based foundations of Early Years with the growing independence and academic challenge of Secondary. Following a locally adapted version of the UK National Curriculum, we provide a broad, balanced, and engaging education that nurtures every aspect of a child’s development.
In the classroom, learning is led by the class teacher, with specialist teachers delivering Thai, Performing Arts, PE, Swimming, Mandarin, and Library. In Years 1–2, our English lessons incorporate the Read Write Inc. Phonics programme, ensuring each child receives targeted support matched to their stage of reading development.
Pastoral care and student wellbeing are central to life in Primary. Through our dedicated Learning for Life lessons, children develop the values, skills, and emotional awareness they need to build positive relationships, make thoughtful decisions, and thrive both inside and outside the classroom.
We also weave the Round Square ethos through everything we do. As a Round Square school for over two decades, Regent’s has embedded the six IDEALS—Internationalism, Democracy, Environmental Stewardship, Adventure, Leadership, and Service—into our Primary curriculum. This holistic framework encourages students to become reflective and responsible global citizens, engaging in local and international opportunities that build character and broaden perspectives.
Our curriculum blends subject knowledge with skills for life, encouraging curiosity, collaboration, and creativity. Learning is carefully sequenced and shared with families through termly curriculum maps and weekly updates, so parents can follow and support their child’s journey.
Assessment and reporting are designed to give timely, meaningful feedback, with a structured cycle of reports and meetings throughout the year. Independent learning tasks in reading, spelling, and mathematics – alongside creative projects – foster responsibility and reinforce home-school partnerships.
We aim for our Primary students to leave Year 6 as confident, capable, and caring learners, ready to thrive in the next stage of their education.
Full information about the Primary Curriculum can be found here.