The school had a new building for the key stage 1 children which was open in late 2003 to replace a 50-year old block.

The primary school league tables are out for key stage 2.

The key stage two test results are published today but what do they tell us about children's abilities?

Every child is expected to get a "level four" in the key stage two tests at the end of primary school.

This should all be taught at key stage 3 anyway.

At the end of key stage 4 the response should be in written form only.

Would you not be indicating end of key stage three somehow?

Each site is the main area for a certain key stage.

The 26-year-old has so far not lost time in any of the key stages.

Is this for the key stage three what we're doing?