key stage one age

The Northern Ireland Curriculum aims to empower young people to achieve their potential and to make informed and responsible decisions throughout their lives. The learning opportunities provided should help young people to develop as individuals, contributors to society and contributors to the economy and environment.
Key Stage 1 (primary school Years 3 and 4) builds on Foundation Stage experiences, and Key Stage 2 (primary school Years 5, 6 and 7) builds on Key Stage 1 experiences. As children progress through these stages, they move from informal to more formal learning.

Age 11–14. Y7–9. 1st–3rd form secondary
Key Stage 3 (KS3)

As such, this provides the baseline standards of what pupils should be learning in each subject for each stage and age, setting programmes of study which our teachers then convert into lessons delivered in the classroom.
At My Online Schooling, we teach the English National Curriculum. It’s a well-established curriculum that’s recognised for offering a broad, balanced and progressive education. Having been developed in the late 1980s, it has been reviewed regularly ever since, ensuring every programme and every subject is relevant and up to date. It’s not only taught in the vast majority of schools in England, but also used by thousands of international and British schools around the world. The curriculum is divided into Key Stages:

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Education is compulsory for all children who have reached the age of 4 on or before 1 July.
There are a small number of schools which cater solely for Year 1-3 or Year 4-7 age ranges.

The Key Stage 1 environment has a variety of open ended opportunities to stimulate children’s interests. These activities allow us to challenge, extend and meet needs of all pupils. They provide opportunities for children to learn new skills and achieve the year 1 and 2 curriculum objectives.
As children progress through KS1 we support them to become Secure Individuals. We aim to develop confident learners who are willing to take risks and ‘have a go’. We also work hard to ensure that all children understand how to be a responsible member of our school community.

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References:

http://prosperoteaching.com/from-overseas/uk-key-stages-by-age-year/
http://myonlineschooling.co.uk/join-us/curriculum-and-subjects/
http://www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk/curricula-and-exams/sats-standard-assessment-tests
http://www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk/international/curricula-and-exams/uk-overview
http://www.eani.org.uk/parents/types-of-school/school-type/primary-4-11-years
http://www.britishschoolmuscat.com/teaching-learning/primary-school/key-stage-1-age-5-7-
http://schoolreadinglist.co.uk/category/reading-lists-for-ks1-school-pupils/
http://www.gov.uk/schools-admissions/school-starting-age