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Sequencing for writing in KS2 CPD

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Enhance the teaching and learning of primary writing

Evidence suggests that lesson sequencing is key to effective learning as it relies on the systematic acquisition and retention of knowledge.

Aligned with The Writing Framework, this 1.5 day CPD explores the how? and the why? of teaching sequences, with space for critical and personal reflection.

We’ll explore how sequencing supports the processing and shaping of knowledge – important next steps for enhancing writing. You’ll develop practical approaches to designing rigorous writing sequences, supporting effective teaching and learning of this key skill.

Who should attend?

The training is suitable for subject leads and classroom teachers working in years 2-6.

Why attend this CPD?

  • Develop the approaches tools to design effective writing sequences
  • Align your practice with The Writing Framework
  • Explore the evidence base for teaching and learning sequences
  • Develop a thorough audit of current practice
  • Engage in constructive and supportive critical dialogue
  • Develop strategies while learning and receive live feedback from expert trainers
  • Develop your understanding of the cognitive processes – and challenges - of writing

What will the training cover?

  • Session 1: Setting the scene
    • Audit of current practice
    • Identifying the importance of medium-term planning within a writing curriculum
    • The challenges of writing
    • Supporting learners with writing
    • The place of model texts in a writing sequence
  • Session 2: Planning and drafting
    • A detailed examination of the essential elements of the writing process
    • Essential elements of planning the planning phase
    • Essential elements of planning the drafting phase
    • Integrating grammar in the writing process
  • Session 3: Revising, editing and sharing performing
    • Essential elements of the revising phase planning elements
    • Essential elements of the editing phase
    • Essential elements of the sharing phase
    • Reflection: what this means for your setting

Format

The training is delivered online as follows:

  • Day 1: Twilight - 3:30pm – 5:30pm
  • Day 2: 9:30am – 2:30pm

Access to the live sessions will be via Zoom. Attendees will have access to a learning management system (LMS) where they’ll be able to download resources, auditing tools, gap tasks and session recordings.

Cost

The cost of this training is £250 per person.

National Literacy Trust premium members will receive a £50 discount per school booking.

Find out more

To book this CPD for your setting, or for any questions, please contact schools@literacytrust.org.uk