Education demands have raised in primary schools and a lot
more will be expected of the younger children. In maths they will by the age of
nine will have to have learned their 12 times tables and their maths skills in
general will have to rise to higher levels so that they are ready for secondary
school and can intake more information.
The sciences will also get harder as
they were input further, deeper studies into space and the universe and the
lives of famous scientist will be looked at, such as Charles Darwin and Sir Isaac Newton.
But
the demand is not only on the sciences: by the age of seven every child would
have had to started a second language. This could change the whole way
education is viewed at in primary schools because the bar needs to be raised to
match the standards of countries such as Singapore who’s children can read the
numerals.
By Tanya Kuzmich