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English at Newfield

 

English Intent

 

At Newfield Primary School our English curriculum aims to inspire a lifelong love of reading, writing, and communication. We strive to provide all children with the skills and confidence they need to express themselves effectively and engage with the world around them.

 

Our curriculum is designed to:

  • Develop fluency and accuracy in reading, writing, speaking, and listening.
  • Foster a love of literature by introducing pupils to a diverse range of texts that spark imagination, creativity, and critical thinking.
  • Equip pupils with a strong command of vocabulary, grammar, and comprehension skills to support their learning across the curriculum.
  • Promote confidence and creativity in self-expression
  • Support pupil’s individual needs, ensuring barriers to learning are identified and addressed effectively.

 

We are committed to creating an inclusive and supportive learning environment where every child is encouraged to reach their full potential. By celebrating individuality and addressing diverse needs, we ensure that English is accessible and meaningful for all.

English Curriculum Overview

English National Curriculum

Early Reading 

 

RWInc Programme

Children in Reception and KS1 follow the Read Write Inc programme to develop their phonological knowledge which will enable them to blend words to read and segment words to write, laying the foundation to support them as they progress into KS2.

 

Daily Supported Reading (DSR)

Pupils in KS1 also have access to Daily Supported Reading (DSR) enabling them to become fluent, motivated and independent readers. The programme is used to complement RWInc and to support pupils in reading whole stories, engage with new ideas and access information with increasing autonomy. 

 

If you would like any further information on the phonics scheme that the school uses or how to support your child's reading development at home, please visit the following websites:

 

Parents - Ruth Miskin Literacy

Oxford Owl for Home: help your child learn at home - Oxford Owl

 

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