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English

English Curriculum

Rationale for the teaching of English at St.Mark’s

Spelling New Curriculum

Nursery MTP Autumn 1 2020

Y1 MTP Autumn 1 2020

Y2 MTP Autumn 1 2020

Y3 MTP Autumn 1 2020

Y4 MTP Autumn 1 2020

Y5 MTP Autumn 1 2020

Y6 (LC) MTP Autumn 1 2020

Y6 (DC/HE) MTP Autumn 1 2020

KS1 ARB MTP Autumn 1 2020

LKS2 ARB MTP Autumn 1 2020

UKS2 ARB MTP Autumn 1 2020

Non-negotiables for writing

 

Year group expectations punctuation at a glance

Handwriting new curriculum

Policy on phonics and teaching reading and writing

Link to Ruth Miskin (RWI) phonics   –  http://www.ruthmiskin.com/en/

KS1 reading schemes

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