74 Curriculum requirements for the fourth key stage
Education and Inspections Act 2006 (2006 c 40) | Legislation

Part 5 Curriculum and Entitlements

74  Curriculum requirements for the fourth key stage

(1)     For section 85 of EA 2002 (curriculum requirements for fourth key stage) substitute—

“85 Curriculum requirements for the fourth key stage

(1)     For the fourth key stage, the National Curriculum for England shall comprise—

(a)     the core and other foundation subjects,

(b)     work-related learning, and

(c)     in relation to any pupil, such other courses of study as are necessary to satisfy the entitlements conferred on him by subsection (5) and section 85A.

(2)     The National Curriculum for England shall specify programmes of study in relation to each of the core and other foundation subjects for the fourth key stage.

(3)     The following are the core subjects for the fourth key stage—

(a)     mathematics,

(b)     English, and

(c)     science.

(4)     The following are the other foundation subjects for the fourth key stage—

(a)     information and communication technology,

(b)     physical education, and

(c)     citizenship.

(5)     A pupil in the fourth key stage is entitled, if he so elects, to follow a course of study in science which leads to such qualification or set of qualifications as the governing body may choose from among those—

(a)

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