St Patrick's R C Primary School

English and Literacy

Mrs Crosby is the English Coordinator at St. Patrick’s RC Primary School

Documents:

The English Programme of Study for KS1 and KS2	Phonics Scheme :"Red Rose Letters and Sounds" Scheme
Reading Curriculum at St Patrick’s	Information about our Phonics teaching can be found HERE
Reading Progression Documents	Watch our Phonics Pronunciation Video HERE
Intent, Implementation and Impact of English and Literacy Reading, Writing, SPAG, Speaking and Listening, SEND, CPD etc.	Information about Talk 4 Writing
EYFS Literacy Framework	The English Policy and Handbook
Reception - Bold Beginnings OFSTED (from pg 19)	What Literacy looks like in the EYFS at St Patrick's
Supporting Your Child With Reading At Home	Supporting Your Child With Writing At Home

ST PATRICK'S WHOLE SCHOOL OVERVIEW OF TEXTS, PURPOSE, AUDIENCE, READING SPINES

Progression and Key Learning Documents at St Patricks

Name
Key-Learning-for-EYFS.pdf	Download
Key-Learning-in-Reading.pdf	Download
Key-Learning-in-Writing.pdf	Download
LAPS for Reading in Reception.docx.pdf	Download
Reading-Learning-and-Progression-Steps-LAPs.pdf	Download
Writing-Learning-and-Progression-Steps-LAPs.pdf	Download

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Early Years Literacy

It is crucial for children to develop a life-long love of reading. Reading consists of two dimensions: language comprehension and word reading.

The videos below explain how we implement three areas of Literacy into our EYFS curriculum at St Patricks.

Reading comprehension

Exploring words

Writing

Early Reading Progression at St Patricks

Speaking and Listening

Author Visits

Each term we have an author visit to raise the profile of reading, speaking and listening in our school. The children get inspired and love to listen and find out about the authors. It also inspires their writing! We have been lucky to have had visits/zooms with authors such as - eg. Tom Palmer, Keith Harrison, Olaf Falafel, Dan Worsley, Paul Jenkins and Emily Gale.

Current Reading Roundup Newsletter - Autumn 1 2024...

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