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This training helps Key Stage 2 and 3 teachers understand the evidence around boys’ literacy and identify the factors underpinning success, engaging in research and developing their...

Course to help Key Stage 2 teachers use memorable experiences and to teach self-regulation, building high quality writing

Delivered online, this training examines key skills and expectations as students bridge from KS2 to KS3.

Explore the role of academic language and literacy in the secondary history curriculum, and how to promote ways of developing talk, reading and writing in this subject.

Examine the role of academic language in the secondary curriculum and promote ways of teaching different tiers of vocabulary in a range of subjects.

Exploring how subject teachers can support students to develop the literacy skills needed within subject disciplines.

Using evidence from research and theory, this course investigates effective literacy strategies for teaching and learning in science.

The third of a series of free webinars designed to help you ensure a diverse and inclusive book collection and reading experience.

Take part in our survey exploring children and young people’s reading, writing, speaking and listening enjoyment, behaviour and attitudes and get a personalised response for your...

Explore the use of reading strategies to support active reading of fiction, non-fiction and 19th century literary texts.

Access a new toolbox of techniques to support students’ creative writing.

Learn how to make reading in geography interactive, improve extended writing and help students unpack exam questions.

Explore ideas around reading motivation, the use of digital reading platforms and the importance of valuing and promoting all types of wider reading.

Develop practical strategies for improving reading comprehension by exploring inference, vocabulary and book choice.

Do you have students aged 10 to 14 who love reading and would enjoy a fun team challenge? Sign up for the National Reading Champions Quiz!

The second of a series of free webinars designed to help you ensure a diverse and inclusive book collection and reading experience.

The Arctic challenge is a unique opportunity to test your resilience and explore one of the most unspoilt environments on the planet.

Don the classic Where’s Wally? red and white stripes and run, walk or jog your own 1k, 5k or 10k route to help support the literacy of disadvantaged children.

Join author Tom Palmer and Holocaust survivor Mala Tribuch for our free, online 30-minute webinar as they discuss events from WW2 and commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day. Suitable...

How can we build on the success of current early years practice to ensure the optimum early language potential and positive life outcomes of future generations?

New to, or developing your understanding of the concept of disciplinary literacy? This course introduces the concept and explores practical classroom strategies.