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Cedar Primary School

English Language

Discover how our English Language Department builds confident, creative communicators through engaging lessons, reading programmes, and real-world experiences.

Last updated 14 August 2026
The English Department Teachers posing together in a team photo.

Our Approach

Interactive & Engaging Learning
Fostering confident communicators equipped with 21st-century skills
Differentiated Learning & Inclusive Support
Student Leadership & Enrichment
Stellar 2.0 (National Curriculum)
Diagram showing EL teaching framework with three stages: Reading and Viewing, Strengthening Language Use, and Writing and Representing.

Lower Primary (P1-P3A)

Diagram showing EL Teaching Processes with three stages: Listening/Reading, Strengthening Language Use, and Speaking/Writing.

Upper Primary (P3b-6)

Students looking at something on a green leaf.
Experiential Learning

School-based Curriculum

Key Programmes
Why It Matters

Reading Initiatives

What We Offer
Why It Matters
Students sit on the floor reading books and watching presenters at a screen during a Books Before Bells school event.

EdTech Tools

Our Key EdTech Tools
Why It Matters
Three classroom scenes showing students using laptops and tablets, with some cheering excitedly during gamified learning activities.

Outreach Programmes

Key Initiatives
Why It Matters
Students on a learning journey outdoors and indoors holding certificates at an award ceremony.

Winners of the 2025 Step Up, Speak Up Battle!

Three poetry panels: a dark hallway, Van Gogh's Starry Night, and a wide-eyed orange cat, each overlaid with a poem about curiosity.

Samples of students’ works submitted for Copyright School Challenge 2024: Creative Writing Competition