27.02.26 – English – Continuous Provision
Some of our little learners are really enjoying our new text ‘Hermelin’ and recreated a mouse bed, mouse-sized invitations, notices and street signs. Well done!
3English is at the heart of our curriculum, and writing is a key focus. Through writing, children learn to communicate ideas clearly, creatively and effectively. At our school, we follow the Literacy Counts scheme, which provides a carefully sequenced approach to teaching writing through high-quality texts.
The National Curriculum for English states that a high-quality education in English should teach children to speak and write fluently, so that they can communicate their ideas to others and participate fully as members of society. Using Literacy Counts, children are immersed in rich, engaging stories and texts that inspire them to write for different purposes and audiences. The scheme also builds a strong foundation in grammar, spelling and vocabulary, giving children the tools to craft their writing with accuracy and flair.
Our writing curriculum, delivered through Literacy Counts, aims to ensure that all children: