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84 Curriculum requirements for first, second and third key stages
(1) For the first, second and third key stages, the National Curriculum for England shall comprise the core and other foundation subjects specified in subsections (2) and (3), and shall specify attainment targets, programmes of study and assessment arrangements in relation to each of those subjects for each of those stages.
(2) The following are the core subjects for the first, second and third key stages—
(a) mathematics,
(b) English, and
(c) science.
(3) The following are the other foundation subjects for the first, second and third key stages—
(a) design and technology,
(b) computing,
(c) physical education,
(d) history,
(e) geography,
(f) art and design,
(g) music,
(ga) in relation to the second key stage, a foreign language, and
(h) in relation to the third key stage—
(i) citizenship, and
(ii) a modern foreign language.
(A4) In paragraph (ga) of subsection (3) “foreign language” means –
(a) a foreign language specified in an order made by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this subsection, or
(b) if the order provides that any foreign language is a foreign language for the purposes of this subsection, any foreign language;
(4) In sub-paragraph (ii) of subsection (3)(h) “modern foreign language” means –
(a) a modern foreign language specified in an order made by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this subsection, or
(b) if the order provides that any modern foreign language is a modern foreign language for the purposes of this subsection, any modern foreign language.
(5) An order under subsection (A4) or (4) may—
(a) specify circumstances in which a language is not to be treated as a foundation subject, and
(b) provide for the determination under the order of any question arising as to whether a particular language is a foreign language or modern foreign language, as the case may be.
(6) The Secretary of State may by order amend subsections (2) to (5).
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84 Curriculum requirements for first, second and third key stages
(1) For the first, second and third key stages, the National Curriculum for England shall comprise the core and other foundation subjects specified in subsections (2) and (3), and shall specify attainment targets, programmes of study and assessment arrangements in relation to each of those subjects for each of those stages.
(2) The following are the core subjects for the first, second and third key stages—
(a) mathematics,
(b) English, and
(c) science.
(3) The following are the other foundation subjects for the first, second and third key stages—
(a) design and technology,
(b) computing,
(c) physical education,
(d) history,
(e) geography,
(f) art and design,
(g) music,
(ga) in relation to the second key stage, a foreign language, and
(h) in relation to the third key stage—
(i) citizenship, and
(ii) a modern foreign language.
(A4) In paragraph (ga) of subsection (3) “foreign language” means –
(a) a foreign language specified in an order made by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this subsection, or
(b) if the order provides that any foreign language is a foreign language for the purposes of this subsection, any foreign language;
(4) In sub-paragraph (ii) of subsection (3)(h) “modern foreign language” means –
(a) a modern foreign language specified in an order made by the Secretary of State for the purposes of this subsection, or
(b) if the order provides that any modern foreign language is a modern foreign language for the purposes of this subsection, any modern foreign language.
(5) An order under subsection (A4) or (4) may—
(a) specify circumstances in which a language is not to be treated as a foundation subject, and
(b) provide for the determination under the order of any question arising as to whether a particular language is a foreign language or modern foreign language, as the case may be.
(6) The Secretary of State may by order amend subsections (2) to (5).
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