Reading
Our reading curriculum is designed to ensure all children know that reading is an open door to all other learning opportunities. The children will understand that reading frequently makes them a good reader and, in turn, expands their world and their access to it. Our children embrace their own reading journey and they will celebrate reading milestones as they develop new strategies, learn new vocabulary, explore different genres and discover authors.
Our text coverage for whole class reading sessions is based on high-quality texts from different authors and cultures allowing a wide variety of genres in fiction, non-fiction and poetry to be taught. Our reading lessons and process ensures reading skills are covered and these include vocabulary, retrieval, prediction, inference, explaining and summarising. At timely intervals during the years, formative assessments are completed as a measure of children’s progress and to provide teachers with the necessary information to inform their planning and about reading skills which require further development.
book trophy badges raffle challenge 2025 to 26.pdf
Reading Ambassadors
Reading Ambassador Job Description
Reading Ambassadors will work towards promoting phonics and reading across the school. They will need a passion for reading and are keen to help others to improve their reading fluency and comprehension;">The job of a Reading Ambassador involves the following:
- Attend a monthly meeting during lunchtime
- Help create a reading culture in school, developing children’s passion for reading
- Support children in KS1 with their reading fluency
- Lead a reading for pleasure outdoor lunch club during the warmer months
- Support teachers with their book assemblies
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National Literacy Trust | UK Literacy Charity
Ideas to support reading
