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English Appendix 1 - Spelling
The official programme of study for english: what your child is taught in english and what they should achieve at each stage (ages 5-14).
English Appendix 2 - Vocabulary grammar and punctuation
The official programme of study for english: what your child is taught in english and what they should achieve at each stage (ages 5-14).
English Glossary
The official programme of study for english: what your child is taught in english and what they should achieve at each stage (ages 5-14).
KS4 English PoS FINAL 170714
The official programme of study for english: what your child is taught in english and what they should achieve at each stage (ages 5-14).
PRIMARY national curriculum - English 220714
The official programme of study for english: what your child is taught in english and what they should achieve at each stage (ages 5-14).
SECONDARY national curriculum - English2
The official programme of study for english: what your child is taught in english and what they should achieve at each stage (ages 5-14).
Benchmarks for literacy and English
This official benchmark document outlines the national standards for literacy and English in Scotland's Curriculum for Excellence, helping teachers assess student progress and support their learning journey. It's a resource to ensure a clear understanding of what learners need to know and do at each stage, promoting consistency in educational practices.
Benchmarks for literacy and English (Revisions)
This official specification outlines the benchmarks for literacy and English at the early level, offering valuable guidance for planning learning, teaching, and assessment in these subjects. Parents can use it to better understand how literacy skills develop and what their children are expected to achieve at this stage.
Benchmarks for literacy and English - Gaelic version
This official document presents benchmarks for literacy and English in Gaelic, providing clear expectations for assessment and progress at every stage of the Curriculum for Excellence in Scotland. Parents can use it to better understand the standards their children are expected to meet in language learning.
Literacy and English
This official curriculum guidance document outlines the experiences and outcomes for developing literacy and English skills in children, emphasizing the importance of communication, collaboration, and cultural understanding in their learning journey. Available online, it serves as a helpful resource for parents interested in supporting their child’s literacy development.
Literacy and English (Gaelic)
This official curriculum guidance supports the teaching of English literacy skills within the Curriculum for Excellence, focusing on engaging learners with diverse texts and cultural contexts. Parents can use this document to understand how literacy development is structured and promoted in their child's education.
2026 phonics screening check scoring guidance
Real national test materials (computer science) — useful for seeing what the tests look like and practising at home.
2025 phonics screening check scoring guidance
How teachers and national tests measure your child's progress in primary school.
Phonics screening check information for parents
This guidance document provides essential information for parents of Year 1 students about the phonics screening check, helping you understand its purpose and how you can support your child's reading development at home. You’ll find useful tips on encouraging phonics skills and making reading a fun experience for your child.
2024 phonics screening check scoring guidance
How teachers and national tests measure your child's progress in primary school.
2023 key stage 1 English grammar punctuation and spelling Administering Paper 1 spelling
This official guidance document outlines how to administer the Key Stage 1 English grammar, punctuation, and spelling test, specifically focusing on Paper 1: spelling, which can be taken by pupils in May 2023. It's a helpful resource for teachers to ensure the test is conducted fairly and according to the required procedures.
2023 key stage 1 English grammar punctuation and spelling Administering Paper 2 questions
This guidance document provides essential information for administering the key stage 1 English grammar, punctuation, and spelling test, ensuring that teachers have the necessary instructions to support their pupils during the assessment in May 2023. It outlines the test format, administration procedures, and considerations for supporting students, promoting a fair testing environment.
2023 key stage 1 English grammar punctuation and spelling Administering the braille version of Paper 2 questions
This official guidance document outlines how to administer the braille version of the Key Stage 1 English grammar, punctuation, and spelling test, ensuring all children have equitable access to assessment materials during the national curriculum tests. Parents can refer to this resource to understand the accommodations and instructions necessary for testing their child's abilities in these core areas.
2023 key stage 1 English grammar punctuation and spelling Administering the modified large print version of Paper 1 spelling
This official guidance document provides clear instructions for administering the modified large print version of the Key Stage 1 English grammar, punctuation and spelling test Paper 1: spelling, helping teachers support students during their assessments. It's a valuable resource for ensuring that all pupils can take the test fairly and effectively.
2023 key stage 1 English grammar punctuation and spelling Administering the modified large print version of Paper 2 questions
This official guidance document is designed to help teachers administer the modified large print version of the key stage 1 English grammar, punctuation, and spelling test, providing clear instructions and support to ensure every pupil can participate effectively. Available for free through the government website, it outlines the necessary steps and equipment needed for the test.