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Pupils who arrive in secondary school as poor readers are likely to continue to struggle. in 2022, 41% of year 6 pupils in England left primary school without meeting the expected standards in literacy and maths – 275,000 11-year-olds, according to researchers at the Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) thinktank - 50,000 more than in 2019. We cannot blame this on the pandemic - 27% failed to meet the minimum expected standard in reading in the 2018 and 2019 year.
Although a national parental strategy would be a great idea, the reality is that a solution is needed NOW, and a lot of parents can't help. They can't read either.
Illiteracy in the UK is a big problem.
Miss Emma is releasing a solution to improve Word Recognition, and The Reading Hut will find the funding so that it can be offered in the UK to PARENTS of struggling KS2 children, for free.
"It takes a Village to raise a reader"
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Emma Hartnell-Baker is now using the Village With Three Corners series as part of the I Can Read Without You (ICRWY) Early learning System - teaching little ones to read - and they LOVE the Story People! The Reading Hut is also using 1,2,3 & Away within MAPPED! A new FREE Word Recognition Intervention for KS2 children who have had 2 years (or more) Systematic Synthetic Phonics SSP instruction and are still not reading. Help a child read with The Village with Three Corners.
