English

English is at the heart of our curriculum at Grangetown Primary School. As a core subject, it is central to every child’s education, equipping them with the skills they need to communicate effectively, express themselves confidently, and develop a lifelong love of reading and writing. Our ambition is for every child to leave our school as a fluent reader and a creative writer, empowered with the confidence and knowledge to succeed in the next stage of their education and beyond.

Books are seamlessly woven through our curriculum, ensuring that our children are consistently exposed to high-quality literature. Every opportunity is taken to enrich their learning with rich vocabulary, supporting them to articulate their thoughts and ideas clearly. Through engaging and carefully selected texts, we inspire curiosity, foster imagination, and build essential literacy skills.

A strong foundation in phonics is crucial to early reading success. At Grangetown Primary, we follow the Read Write Inc. phonics scheme with fidelity, ensuring a structured and systematic approach to synthetic phonics. This provides our children with the essential decoding skills they need to become confident and independent readers.

We are passionate about oracy and believe that spoken language underpins all aspects of learning. Our curriculum is rich with opportunities for children to develop their speaking and listening skills, allowing them to express their thoughts, share their opinions, and engage in meaningful discussions. From presentations to debates, storytelling to role play, we nurture confident communicators who are prepared for the world beyond the classroom.

Our English curriculum is designed not only to develop academic success but also to equip our children with the essential skills they need for lifelong learning and preparation for adulthood. Through reading, writing, and spoken language, we inspire a love of learning that extends far beyond their time at Grangetown Primary, ensuring that every child is prepared for the challenges and opportunities of the future.

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