Reading

Reading schemes are used in school to help teach early reading skills and supplemented by a vast variety of other reading materials and opportunities across the curriculum.

Primary reading schemes used are the Pearson reading resources (to include real books and e readers), Oxford reading Tree, Story World, Discovery World and Rigby Stars, amongst others.

Developing a child's vocabulary, is a key element for all their learning

Reading : Key Stage 1

Key Stage 2

• Listen to traditional tales.
• Listen to a range of texts.
• Learn some poems by heart.
• Become familiar with a wide range of texts of different lengths.
• Discuss books.
• Build up a repertoire of poems to recite.
• Use the class and school libraries.
• Listen to short novels over time.

• Read and listen to a wide range of styles of text, including fairy stories, myths and
legends.
• Listen to and discuss a wide range of texts.
• Learn poetry by heart.
• Increase familiarity with a wide range of books, including myths and legends,
traditional stories, modern fiction, classic British fiction and books from other
cultures.
• Take part in conversations about books.
• Learn a wide range of poetry by heart.
• Use the school and community libraries.
• Look at classification systems.
• Look at books with a different alphabet to English.
• Read and listen to whole books.

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