Read! Write! | Arnold Mill Primary and Nursery School

Read! Write! is a rapid learn to read programme

that enables children to read to learn for the rest of their lives.

“When children can’t read there is low self esteem. We want them to be reading with confidence, to be able to read quite sophisticated texts at an early age.” Ruth Miskin – former headteacher and creator of RWI phonics.

DAILY Read! Write! sessions

Please make this part of your daily routine.

The videos are available for 24 hours.

There is also a story time you can access.

Daily Read Write phonics lessons (facebook link) These lessons will help your children continue to learn sounds and reading skills just as they would do at school. PLEASE access these lessons daily.

Daily Read! Write! phonics sessions (youtube link) These lessons will help your children continue to learn sounds and reading skills just as they would do at school. PLEASE access these lessons daily.

Read! Write! updates to home learning

from 1st June

Daily Spelling

Every day at 2pm Sir Linkalot will deliver a free spelling lesson on his YouTube channel.

Follow the link to access free spelling lessons and download the Sir Linklot app

(password/username: free)

Sir Linkalot's spelling lessons Tune in at 2pm

Sir Linkalot's spelling app Download the free spelling app

Read! Write! at Home.

There are some fantastic links below to help you support your child's learning at home.

Guidance for Parents.

Pure Sounds

A guide to annunciating each sound clearly and correctly.

Understanding phonics These short films are really good and explain what we are doing in school.

Ruth Miskin Facebook Join to access new parent tutorials

Read! Write! Parents evening: Speed sounds

Handwriting prompts

Handwriting phrases.pdf

Speed Sound Charts

speedsoundscharts (1).pdf

Year 1 Screening Check Information

Have a look below at our guidance for Parents.

Any other questions please see a member of the KS1 team.

Phonics Screening Check

PhonicsScreeningCheck-GuidanceforParents (1).pdf

National Curriculum: Programmes of study for English We follow the National curriculum for English. Click here to see the statutory requirements for the teaching of English