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The children have a daily target on their desks that can be linked to a curricular area or another area (for example, social skills) that the child is focusing on that day.

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At the end of KG2, all pupils complete the phonics screener.

In June 2025, we had a pass rate of 91%.

After implementing the 'Little Wandle' programme in 2023, we had a pass rate of 80% in June 2023.

In comparison to September 2024 where there were 3 groups working at Year 1/ KG2 level and 3 groups working at KG1 / Reception level, this year you can see that there are 2 groupings working in Year 1/KG2 phonics, and 4 groups still working at a KG1 / Reception level.

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Every second week, we award two pupils per class a PYP award. The children win these awards based on which IB learner attribute they have been showcasing well in class that week. For example, if a child has shown they have been a Risk-Taker or they have been Reflective in class. We celebrate their achievements by putting the award winners on our PYP awards display in the KG2 corridor.

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We complete phonics assessments every 5 weeks using 'Little Wandle' assessments online. You can see from the phonics groupings below how much progression has been made.

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At the end of KG2, all pupils complete the phonics screener.

After implementing the 'Little Wandle' phonics programme in 2023, we have seen a massive progression in children's phonics knowledge. In June 2025, we had a pass rate of 91%, which is a massive progression from 69% the previous year.

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Little Wandle Data - End of KG1 Assessments, and new children's current level after being assessed in September.

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Groupings for each pupils in the grade for cycle 1, 2 and 3. We follow the 'Little Wandle' lesson plans for our phonics lessons. The classes are streamed and split into 6 groups (currently). Each group is following their own plans for the specific level they are teaching.

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Children create an 'All about Me' booklet where they share information about themselves, their family, pass times and traditions.

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DIAB Baseline 2025/2026

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To give teachers a solid understanding of your child’s interests, wellbeing and academic ability. Please be honest as possible.

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In KG2, our lessons are categorised into four levels: Mild, Medium, Spicy, and Mastery. Each Math lesson is customised to align with these levels. Additionally, students receive written challenges or challenge stickers (Mild/Medium/Spicy) to further extend their learning. In Maths, we utilise the 'Think Pink, Go Green' marking system.

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Three levels of challenge available in each lesson - Mild, Medium and Spicy

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Three levels of challenge available in each lesson - Mild, Medium and Spicy.

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In KG2, we differentiate lessons into four levels – Mild, Medium, Spicy and Mastery. Each English lesson is tailored to these levels. In English, the children also get a challenge sticker in each lesson (Mild/Medium/Spicy challenge stickers). The Think Pink Go Green marking system is used in English writing lessons.

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In KG2, we partake in Storytime Takeover where we read a book independently aloud to our friends. We each get numerous chances to do this throughout the year, so we always have goals to work towards for the next time in order to make our Storytime Takeover even better.

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In KG2, we differentiate lessons into four levels – Mild, Medium, Spicy and Mastery. For inclusion children, they can complete the mild task with additional resources such as phonics cards and adult support to aid their learning. Currently, in KG2 this year, the academic year 2025/2026, we do not have any children on a modified curriculum.

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In KG2, we differentiate lessons into four levels – Mild, Medium, Spicy and Mastery. For inclusion children, they can complete the mild task with additional concrete resources provided to them to scaffold their learning further. Currently, in KG2 this year, the academic year 2025/2026, we do not have any children on a modified curriculum.

Practical example attached.

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KG2E Marking Example

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In KG2, we differentiate lessons into four levels – Mild, Medium, Spicy and Mastery. In Science, children get a challenge sticker in each lesson (Mild/Medium/Spicy challenge stickers).

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Three levels of challenge available in each lesson - Mild, Medium and Spicy

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In KG2, we differentiate lessons into four levels – Mild, Medium, Spicy and Mastery. In POI, children get a challenge sticker in each lesson (Mild/Medium/Spicy challenge stickers).