| AdminHistory | Department of Education and Science consultation document 'The National Curriculum 5-16 led to the Educational Reform Act 1988 which established the frameworks for the National Curriculum.
a) to promote the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils,
National Curriculum and to prepare pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of adult life;
b) it would be structured around ‘Key Stages’ and be subject-based, covering the ‘core’
subjects of English, mathematics and science, and the ‘foundation’ subjects of art,
geography, history, music, physical education and technology, with all subjects
studied from age 5 up to age 16, modern foreign languages from age 11, and the syllabus for each subject at each Key Stage would be set out in a ‘Programme of
Study’, which would also include a scale of attainment targets to guide teacher
assessment. |
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