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At Wrenbury Primary School, we believe that the two main components of English, reading and writing, are interconnected and not mutually exclusive; as good readers have a greater capacity to become good writers. We aim to encourage children to read widely and place a great emphasis on ' the class story' to inspire and lead not only the teaching of English but the whole curriculum through our literacy-led, creative, cross curricular approach to the curriculum. We aim to encourage our children to write in creative and imaginative ways, formally and informally, developing confidence and independence, alongside a love for the art of writing.
In pursuit of these aims, we believe that children should experience a range of engaging literature as well as a range of purposes and forms of writing, especially writing for real purposes. Underpinning this is the need for our children to develop, understand and use a wide vocabulary as well as the skills to write accurately, applying their knowledge of English grammar and punctuation and the conventions of spelling.
The National Curriculum Programme of Study (PoS) for reading and writing for each year group forms the basis of our teaching and learning. Whilst most children will be working within their age expectation, we acknowledge that some children will not be working in writing within their academic year. We look to the PoS for lower year groups for these children to ensure there are no gaps in their learning and there is continuity and progression in their knowledge, skills and understanding in their reading and writing skills.
At Wrenbury, our aim is that our children are confident and capable readers and writers by the time they leave primary school and during their primary years with us are able to:
-Read easily, fluently and with good understanding
