Key Stage 2

At Key Stage 2 pupils face a number of challenges, SAT’s and entrance examinations. It is crucial that they receive appropriate preparation in Mathematics, English and Science.

Prepare your child properly for the SATs

At Summit Key Stage 2 pupils start their day at 9.30am. Each lesson is 1 hour and they begin to work with subject specialists receiving very specific teaching. Care is taken to ensure that they fully understand what is taught and regular monitoring shows their rapid progression.

“For all of those thinking about Summit for your child or children, don`t think about it any longer – just do it. I made that decision and now my daughter has just been offered a place at Royal Russell School and this is because of the encouragement and confidence she has received in the year she has been attending Summit. The ability was there and it was enhanced by her teachers here. It was an easy decision for me to make as I believe that a good education is something that is essential to the children of today. When she started Summit, after a few weeks even her school teacher noticed the improvement in her work.  In life – when you have children you will always need to make some sort of sacrifice – mine was to spend the money I would have spent on ‘non essential items’ and put it towards helping my daughter to reach her full potential in education. I believe the sacrifice I made was the best I have made in my daughter’’s life. If you believe in your child, make that sacrifice, the rewards are great.”

Jocelyn

The Summit commitment to working with small groups gives our pupils a distinct advantage. It allows the teachers to readily pinpoint areas of weakness and deal with it instantly. Key Stage 2 pupils are taught a variety of learning strategies. The best results come from pupils who have spent at least 12 months in our school.

Our high standard teaching has had the desired outcome with 90% of our pupils entering good secondary school in top sets.

Apply now.. Give your child the head start they need to propel them towards academic success