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EFFECTIVE PHONICS TEACHING WITH LETTERS AND SOUNDS Training is adapted to meet the needs of delegates. A full day of Continuous Professional Development will provide participants with the knowledge and skills to teach systematic synthetic phonics making full use of the Letters and Sounds programme.
The training is delivered by experienced advisers and consultants formerly part of Communication, Language and Literacy Development teams working nationally and locally and will :
• Consider the effective implementation of systematic synthetic phonics and its relation to children’s progress in speaking, listening, reading and writing
• Explore the recommended pace and progression of phonic teaching in Letters and Sounds
• Ensure that teachers understand the importance of fidelity to the programme
• Explain the subject knowledge and skills that underpin teaching each of the phases in Letters and Sounds
• Demonstrate the processes of blending and segmenting for reading and spelling
• Use Letters and Sounds to fully understand the sequence of teaching a discrete phonics session and how to plan for engaging and multi sensory lessons across a week and phase
• Provide materials and detailed guidance on tracking and assessing children’s progress in phonics
• Review the assessment of individual pupils’ progress, phonic knowledge and skills in order to identify pupils who are at risk of falling behind their peers
• Enable teachers to provide motivational opportunities, and hold high expectations, for children to apply their phonic skills in reading and writing including planning for the week and medium term.
Associated resources: Per delegate sent electronically:
Letters and Sounds programme, Handouts Guidance notes, Tricky words list.
Free resource kit per school: Grapheme/phoneme cards for phases 2,3 and 5 Letters and Sounds phonics progression charts. Word box with high frequency and tricky words
Each school receives one resource kit (worth £75) from which teachers are able to deliver phonics lessons the very next day.
Venue: Client’s school Timing: 9.00am –3.30pm Course ref: LS1
Delegate rate: £715 Individual rate price per delegate at client site
Group rate: £102 per delegate (min.7 delegates) £96 per delegate (8-10 delegates), £80 per delegate (11-30 delegates) at client site
COMBINED PACKAGE
Schools booking a combined package of LS1 and LS2 will receive a 5% discount on individual delegate and consultancy rates and discounted group rates per delegate (min. 7) of 5% as detailed below.
Venue: Client’s school Timing: 9.30am –3.30pm Course ref: LS3
Individual Rate price per delegate: £685 (LS1-CPD)
Day rate: £780 (LS2-consultancy)
Numbers to be agreed between GES and school at client site
Group Rate price per delegate for LS1-CPD: £98 per delegate (min. 7 delegates), £90.50 per delegate (8-10 delegates), £75 per delegate (11-30 delegates)
Associated resources: As per LS1 and LS2 above
Mainstream training
FOLLOW-UP DEVELOPMENT DAY This school based follow up training / consultancy day is designed to support senior leadership teams to review progress with implementation of systematic synthetic phonic teaching.
Support is tailored to the specific needs of the school and could include (but is not limited to) monitoring and evaluating the implementation of LS1, reviewing assessment of children’s progress and identifying children at risk of falling behind, providing further guidance to support children not making expected progress, supporting planning for progression, considering application of phonics skills in reading and identifying next steps.
Venue: Client’s school Timing: 9.00am – 4.00pm Course ref: LS2
Delegate day rate: £810 at client site
Numbers to be agreed between GES and school
A full report will be given to the school following the consultancy day.
You should choose GES as your training provider because:
• Our team are highly experienced, former communication language and literacy advisors and consultants
• We have a proven national and regional track record of providing high quality training and consultancy for teachers, schools and local authorities
• Building on the success of the acclaimed Letters and Sounds synthetic phonics programme, we can help you and your team raise attainment in early literacy
• Our team of consultants are passionate about ensuring children become independent and confident readers from the outset.
Courses available in all of the following regions:
London
North East England North West England South East England Yorkshire & Humber
All suppliers of training have made a commitment to provide training that meets the DfE criteria. Schools should satisfy themselves that training selected is appropriate for their needs.
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GLOBAL EDUCATION SERVICES LTD ADDRESS:
RAJESHREE ANIL MEHTA DIRECTOR AND LEAD EDUCATIONAL CONSULTANT GLOBAL EDUCATION SERVICES LTD 92 GRANVILLE ROAD LONDON SW18 5SG
TELEPHONE: 07910 187984
EMAIL:
rmehta@global-educationservices.co.uk
WEBSITE
www.global-educationservices.co.uk
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