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Reading
The Curriculum Co-Ordinators for reading are Miss Ellison and Miss Wilson
Reading is an important part of our curriculum and we ensure that children are given the opportunity to develop key skills in Reading on a regular basis. As a school, we follow the National Curriculum Programme of Study as well as the Lancashire Programme of Study. The key skills studied include word reading and reading: comprehension. In Key Stage One, Reading and Phonics is taught during daily sessions. In Key Stage Two, Reading Skills are taught at least 2-3 times a week for a minimum of 20 minutes a session. We use Oxford Reading Tree , Rising stars and Collins Big Cat Reading schemes
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YEAR GROUP |
AUTUMN |
SPRING |
SUMMER |
YEAR 4
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Non-Fiction – Biography ‘Space Explorers Fiction – Christophe’s Story (Wordsmith) Fiction – Spooky Stories (Wordsmith) Poetry – Creating Images (Wordsmith) |
Fiction – Spiderwick Chronicles (Wordsmith) Poetry – Exploring Poetic Form (Wordsmith) Non-Fiction – Newspaper Writing Word Detectives (Wordsmith) |
Non-Fiction – Shang Dynasty – Non-chronological reports (Wordsmith) Fiction – The Iron Man (Wordsmith) Non-Fiction – ‘The Grand Tour’ - Virtual Tours (Wordsmith) Poetry – Exploring Poetic Language (Wordsmith) |
YEAR 5 |
Poetry Unit – Poets’ Voices (Wordsmith) Fiction – Friend or Foe Narrative (Wordsmith) Non-Fiction – Animals on the Move - Chronological report (Wordsmith) Live Unit – Ultimate Rap – Composing and performing raps (Wordsmith) |
Poetry – Tell Me A Story – Autobiographical Narrative (Wordsmith) Fiction – Oranges in No Man’s Land (Wordsmith) – Narrative Word Detectives (Wordsmith) Non-Fiction – The Museum of Fun – Presenting adverts (Wordsmith) |
Poetry – Compare and Perform- Narrative poem (Wordsmith) Fiction – Greek Myths (Wordsmith) Writing own myths Non-Fiction – Ultimate Explorers (Wordsmith) – persuasive advert Live Unit – Pitch It! (Wordsmith) |
YEAR 6
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Non-Fiction – Pompeii (Wordsmith) Diary entry, newspaper report, narrative Poetry – World War Poetry Fiction – The Iron Woman – Interview Transcript Fiction – Scrooge – Play script Live Unit – letters of complaint |
Fiction – Funny, Frightening, Fantastic (Wordsmith) Narrative Fiction – The Hobbit Narrative, diary entry, play script Non-Fiction – Inventions (Wordsmith) Newspaper report Live Unit – The Great Debate Persuasive writing |
Poetry – The Jabberwocky Fiction – Harry Potter Letter writing, narrative, recipe Non-Fiction – What is Blood For? (Wordsmith) Non-Chronological report |
Key Stage 1 – Reading skills are embedded during English and Phonics lessons, including whole class or group guided reading sessions.
Key Stage 2 – Reading skills is taught as a stand-alone lesson at least three times a week in each class.
To view our School Reading gallery please click the link below
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