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We regularly release new practical resources exclusively for our network members. Browse the list below, or click on these links to view all resources relating to a particular network theme:

A combined approach to the teaching of reading

Boys and literacy

Talk for Writing in the secondary sector (secondary)

The power of blogging (primary

Student leadership and literacy (secondary)

The power of story (primary)

Source Description Date

  • Network and Think2Read  Reciprocal Reading explained
    Donna Thompson and Bea Gill from Think2Read introduce Reciprocal Reading, discuss the benefits of using this approach in the classroom and provide practical advice for teachers. Network theme: reading
    27 Nov 2012 Network members only
  • Network  Recommended reads: Comic books, manga and graphic novels
    A resource to support The ComiX Factor competition for schools.
    6 Sep 2011
    Network members onlyDownload
  • Network  Road to WrestleMania writing tips for pupils
    Writing tips to support pupils in completing the Road to WrestleMania competition tasks. For network members only.
    7 Sep 2012
    Network members onlyDownload
  • Network and First News  Sample First News resources
    Examples of the variety of teaching materials and activities available to develop pupils’ learning through news stories.
    19 Jun 2012
  • Network  Secondary phonics programmes: success stories
    Interviews with two network member schools who are changing their students’ life chances through using a peer phonics approach and a highly tailored phonics approach.
    14 Nov 2012
    Network members onlyDownload
  • Network  Secondary whole school audit (speaking and listening)
    This audit will help you to evaluate your school's speaking and listening strategy and provide you with ideas and advice to enable you to move forward.
    20 Jul 2011 Network members only
  • Network  Secondary whole-school audit (reading)
    This resource is exclusive for network members
    28 Feb 2011 Network members only
  • Network and Bow School  Socratic talk in action
    An insightful interview with Cat Davies, an English teacher from Bow School, talking about the successful implementation of Socratic discussion in her school. Includes a PowerPoint from one of her Socratic discussion lessons. Network theme: Exploring Talk
    18 Jul 2012 Network members only
  • Network  Speaking and listening tools
    Good quality oral work can in fact enhance every subject area and every classroom. This resource provides some tools which you can use in your lessons to stimulate discussion in a structured way.
    18 Jul 2011
    Network members onlyDownload
  • Network  Storytelling into writing: pupil film clips
    Pupils from St Thomas of Canterbury RC Primary School in Salford demonstrate how using existing stories as models for writing is a powerful way to both engage and scaffold developing writers for success. Network theme: the power of story.
    13 Feb 2012 Network members only
 
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