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Reading by six: how the best schools do it

14 Nov 2010 Ofsted

Ref: 100197

The best primary schools in England teach virtually every child to read, regardless of the social and economic circumstances of their neighbourhoods, the ethnicity of their pupils, the language spoken at home and most special educational needs or disabilities.

A sample of 12 of these schools finds that their success is based on a determination that every child will learn to read, together with a very rigorous and sequential approach to developing speaking and listening and teaching reading, writing and spelling through systematic phonics. This approach is applied with a high degree of consistency and sustained.
 

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English
Good practice surveys, Good practice
Children and young people, Parents and carers, Schools

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Children and families, Education, English, Literacy, Parents and carers, Primary, Schools

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