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Uxendon Manor Primary School

Uxendon Manor Primary School

Writing

Writing at Uxendon Manor Primary

 

Overall School Vision – Every child to be the best that they can be.

Values: We show respect, we make the right choices, we roll up our sleeves

 

Intent: Empowering all children to be competent and successful writers.

 

 

Phonics Scheme used in school: Bug Phonics and Rapid Phonics Pearsons validated by DFE

 

Implementation: Enabling all children to become a competent writer

  • Whole school (Teachers and support staff) CPD to access resources and implement Quality first teaching
  • Word of the day in each class and explicit teaching of vocabulary and language
  • Teaching of specific and ambitious vocabulary and language across school
  • Direct teaching of writing occurs daily for all children from letter formation to words to sentences and beyond in all classes throughout school
  • Writing Curriculum workshops for Parents to support learning at home
  • Book monitoring provides whole school overview and shows progress in writing
  • Responsive marking ensures children receive specific individual feedback in writing
  • Phonics interventions across school
  • NTP programme 30 sessions for 63 children – gains of +3 to +9 points in writing
  • Literacy interventions to narrow gaps (Family learning, REAL project, Talk boost, NTP rise up)
  • Writing targets for all children
  • Access to Literacy Planet for spellings across the school both for home and school
  • Spag.com online resource for grammar both for home and school
  • Soft start: Write Wednesday
  • Whole school moderation of writing year group, cross-phase termly and end of key stage, borough and cross borough
  • Pupil progress meetings half termly
  • Additional support provided in year group
  • Pupil voice
  • Extended writing Y1 to Y6
  • Downsizing during extended writing for years 2 to 6
  • Writing across the curriculum

Impact: Making a lasting difference to children and families.

 

 

See also Early Writing in EYFS curriculum

 

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