I have added  a composition statement to both the Year 5 and Year 6 Writing Assessment Grids - download your copies here:   https://apliteracy.com/homepage/writing-resources/writing-assessment-grids/  

Updated versions of AP's Reading Question Stems are now available.

Book your place now - limited places available for Y5/6 teachers. Join us for our first online moderation sessions in June supported by moderator @AP_Literacy Limited places available to Year 5/6 teachers https://t.co/iWicypcNwQ @TomSale@Mikeeds11 @MrAndiPrice @mr_v_turner @chrisdysonHT @james_e_carroll pic.twitter.com/BJaXSFHcu3 — Simon (@SimonPobble) May 19, 2020

 Thank you to the publishers who have granted permission for their books to be read during the Coronavirus crisis so that all children can continue to enjoy listening to stories. View the new videos every day here in the Children's Hub.  

My Progression in Reading documents support teachers with planning reading skills lessons as they show what progression looks like within and across year groups - for instance the difference between inference in Y2 and inference in Y3. They help with coverage and assessing your class's progress towards age related in each year group. Download today: … Continue reading NEW: Progression in Reading Documents

AP Literacy's Writing Assessment Grids have been updated to include the following instruction: IMPORTANT : Please note that grammatical features should only be ticked when they add to the composition of a piece of writing, e.g. when they are used to add detail for the reader and are not just added because they are on … Continue reading UPDATED: Writing Assessment Grids

I am running a course in the Autumn about linking Maths and English skills. The course is at two venues: Calverley CE and Shelf J&I School. Read more here: Linking Maths and English Skills hosted by Calverley CE Linking Maths and English Skills hosted by Shelf J&I