English
The English lead at St Paul's is Mrs E Poynton
The aim of our English curriculum is to promote high standards of language and literacy by equipping pupils with a strong command of the spoken and written language, and to develop their love of literature through widespread reading for enjoyment. We strive to develop children’s literacy within a cross-curricular programme of Reading, Writing and Speaking and Listening, providing children with a range of exciting and meaningful opportunities to consolidate their understanding of taught English skills and apply them in a range of contexts.
Children at St Paul’s:
- Learn how to read and write with fluency, understanding and confidence, developing a range of independent strategies to take responsibility for their own learning
- Be encouraged to develop a love of reading and to read for enjoyment
- Develop their ever-growing vocabulary through an interest in words and their meanings
- Experience a range of text types and genres, across a range of contexts, to enrich their understanding
- Learn to write in a variety of styles and be able to apply characteristic features of texts to their own writing
- Develop a technical vocabulary with understanding of grammatical terminology
- Learn how to apply a range of grammatical features in their own writing
- Have the opportunity to write for pleasure and explore and develop their own ideas
- Have the opportunity to develop their creativity and imagination.
Intent, Implementation and Impact
English Overview
Policy
Knowledge Organisers
Theme Weeks and Events
World Book Day
National Poetry Day
Our Amazing English Work


