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DN483312 Training and Support for the Teaching of Phonics and Early Reading and Writing in Primary Schools

Details

Published
19 June 2020
Submission
3 July 2020

Tender description

A training and support programme for the teaching of Phonics and early reading and writing in Primary Schools in Liverpool. Specifically: • Staff in schools are trained to teach an established, evidence-based Phonics programme to children learning to read (Reception and KS1 or as a catch up in Years 3 and 4); • Schools receive training and CPD on both literacy and leadership. • Once schools are trained, ongoing support to build knowledge and confidence to ensure strong teaching of phonics and reading is developed and sustained, and a culture of weekly practice and coaching for staff is maintained.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published19 June 2020
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date3 July 2020

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