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17 February

Key Stage 2 Science

Key Stage 2 Science: A Clear Overview Key Stage 2 (KS2) Science plays an important role in developing children’s understanding of the natural world and basic scientific principles. It focuses on building curiosity, introducing simple experiments, and encouraging logical thinking. …

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17 February

KS2 Music Curriculum

KS2 Music Curriculum The Key Stage 2 (KS2) music curriculum introduces students to music appreciation, performance, and composition. It is a core part of the national curriculum in England, ensuring that children aged 7 to 11 develop musical knowledge and …

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17 February

KS2 Grammar Glossary

KS2 Grammar Glossary The Key Stage 2 (KS2) grammar glossary is a vital resource for students, teachers, and parents. It defines and explains essential grammar terms used in the KS2 English curriculum. This guide provides clear and concise definitions of …

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17 February

Upper Key Stage 2

Upper Key Stage 2 Upper Key Stage 2 refers to the final two years of primary education in the British curriculum, covering Years 5 and 6. This stage is designed for students aged 9 to 11 and focuses on preparing …

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17 February

Character Descriptions KS2

Character Descriptions KS2 Writing character descriptions at KS2 (Key Stage 2) helps children develop their creative writing skills by learning how to vividly portray fictional or real-life characters. This skill is essential for engaging storytelling and encourages imagination while building …

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Why Thomas Keith Independent School?

  • Small class sizes: the maximum number of students is 19 and most classes are much smaller than that. We do not have lecture style classes with hundreds of students like many other online schools.
  • Primary, Secondary, and Sixth Form at a top international private school teaching the British curriculum.
  • GCSE and A Level – Internationally recognised qualifications sought after by top universities and companies around the globe.
  • High-quality British education in your home – give your child the best start in life.
  • Live timetabled classes online with real teachers.
  • Friendly, experienced, and dedicated teachers.
  • Classes are also recorded for consolidating the subject material, revision, and catching up when absent.
  • Track Your Child’s Progress in Real-Time.
  • Parents have more say in their children’s education and friends.
  • Benefits of Homeschooling without the stress on parents to teach (and attempt to become experts in) all subjects.
  • Flexibility and Convenience: Study online from anywhere in the world.
  • Extracurricular Clubs: Cooking, Boardgames, Drama, Debate, and Creative Writing.
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What is an online school?

Like conventional schools, students attend their classes live, but with a crucial distinction: all lessons take place online. There’s no need for them to commute to a physical school building. Instead, they access their lessons by logging into the Thomas Keith Independent School’s web portal a few minutes before the scheduled start time of their classes.

Teaching occurs in real-time in a digital classroom that comes equipped with a whiteboard, live video and audio streams from the teacher, and a chat box. During the course of the lesson, pupils can freely interact with their teacher and peers via the chat box or their microphone, as needed. They can even be given access to write and draw on the whiteboard. They submit assignments and receive feedback on them through the student portal, with the entire process being online.

Through an amalgamation of voice, text, whiteboard annotations, notes, recordings, presentations, and screen sharing, classes are made more engaging and interactive than in traditional school settings. Students can be assigned to complete specific exercises, share their work, or present to the class. Every pupil also has the opportunity for direct and private communication with their teacher, ensuring that nobody feels overlooked or left behind.

 
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