CLPE - Power of Reading
The Power of Reading is a whole school learning and teaching approach which engages teachers and children in the literacy curriculum through using high quality books and proven teaching approaches. The teaching sequences are the main driver for our reading and writing curriculum.
The Power of Reading project combines the use of outstanding books for teachers and children with an approach to teaching the English curriculum that is creative, engaging and develops a love of literacy. The Power of Reading resources enable our teachers to contextualise language, grammar, phonics and spelling in meaningful ways and plan for progression, enabling children to work at greater depth in both reading and writing. The Power of Reading meets all requirements of the English national curriculum.
The Power of Reading is a whole school learning and teaching approach which engages teachers and children in the literacy curriculum through using high quality books and proven teaching approaches. The teaching sequences are the main driver for our reading and writing curriculum.
The Power of Reading project combines the use of outstanding books for teachers and children with an approach to teaching the English curriculum that is creative, engaging and develops a love of literacy. The Power of Reading resources enable our teachers to contextualise language, grammar, phonics and spelling in meaningful ways and plan for progression, enabling children to work at greater depth in both reading and writing. The Power of Reading meets all requirements of the English national curriculum.
| English Book Overview |
Accelerated Reader
As part of our whole school reading approach, children from Year 1 to Year 6, choose carefully selected texts, at an ability appropriate level. As part of our Accelerated reader programme, children then complete a short quiz to check understanding.
As part of our whole school reading approach, children from Year 1 to Year 6, choose carefully selected texts, at an ability appropriate level. As part of our Accelerated reader programme, children then complete a short quiz to check understanding.
| Accelerated Reader Guide |
Read Write Inc
At Wark C of E Primary School we use the Read Write Inc (RWI) programme to get children off to a flying start with their literacy. RWI is a method of learning centred round letter sounds and phonics, and we use it to aid children in their reading and writing.
Reading opens the door to learning. A child who reads a lot will become a good reader. A good reader will be able to read more challenging material. A child who reads challenging material is a child who will learn. The more a child learns, the more he or she will want to find out.
Using RWI, the children learn to read effortlessly so that they can put all their energy into comprehending what they read. It also allows them to spell effortlessly so that they can put all their energy into composing what they write.
When using RWI to read the children will:
At Wark C of E Primary School we use the Read Write Inc (RWI) programme to get children off to a flying start with their literacy. RWI is a method of learning centred round letter sounds and phonics, and we use it to aid children in their reading and writing.
Reading opens the door to learning. A child who reads a lot will become a good reader. A good reader will be able to read more challenging material. A child who reads challenging material is a child who will learn. The more a child learns, the more he or she will want to find out.
Using RWI, the children learn to read effortlessly so that they can put all their energy into comprehending what they read. It also allows them to spell effortlessly so that they can put all their energy into composing what they write.
When using RWI to read the children will:
- learn 44 sounds and the corresponding letter/letter groups using simple picture prompts
- learn to read words using Fred Talk
- read lively stories featuring words they have learned to sound out
- show that they comprehend the stories by answering questions.
- learn to write the letters/letter groups which represent 44 sounds.
- learn to write words by saying the sounds in Fred Talk
- write simple sentences
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