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National Literacy Strategy: second year
01 Dec 2000
Ref: 240
The implementation of the National Literacy Strategy began in English primary schools at the start of the autumn term in 1998. The purpose of the strategy is to bring about 'a dramatic improvement in literacy standards', so that, by 2002, 80% of 11 year olds should reach the standard expected for their age in English (Level 4) at the end of Key Stage 2 national curriculum tests.
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| pdf National Literacy Strategy second year (PDF format).pdf | 775.91 KB | |
| pdf National Literacy Strategy the third year (PDF format).pdf | 331.20 KB |
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