We moved house over the summer and my kids have moved to a new school, where they have mostly settled in well. They are in years 4 and 5. Several times they have told me about stuff that they are learning this term, which they already know because they already did it at their old school - in some cases stuff that was taught in year 3 at the old school is being taught in year 5 this term! Both schools are state schools (though the new one is part of an academy and the old wasn't and both are under the same county council).
I should ask the teachers about this but want some perspective first. Could it really be that the new school is teaching 'easier' material? Both my kids are quite academic and I am going to be worried if they're not being challenged. But perhaps, instead, all schools teach the same stuff but maybe not in the same order? How does this work?
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Can any primary teachers advise? New school teaching stuff that my kids learned years ago at old school
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rodentforce · 17/09/2019 19:21
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