The government’s reading framework has been expanded in a bid to help teachers support children beyond key stage 1. Here's what's new in the expanded guidance
like, theirtempers seem to be more high and they re not engaging properly. and they re not even working nicely as a group anymore. in the youngest pupils, speaking and language have suffered in isolation. they want to feed children a rich diet of education. but parents isolated in the pandemic have struggled, so teachers are having to help toilet train pupils. we have some children who are still in nappies, are still in pull ups, notjust in our early years setting, in our key stage 1 setting as well, and that s highly unusual. i have five units, i am adding two more. how many have i got altogether, harley? in maths, primary pupils in the north east
they want to feed children a rich diet of education. but parents isolated in the pandemic have struggled, so teachers are having to help toilet train pupils. we have some children who are still in nappies, are still in pull ups, notjust in our early years setting, in our key stage 1 setting as well, and that s highly unusual. i have five units, i am adding two more. how many have i got altogether, harley? in maths, primary pupils in the north east fell behind by more than five months last year. government cash has paid for some tutoring here and help with the transition to secondary. excellent, so the power is? two. and the variable is? perfect, well done. many year sevens came to summer schools part of a huge effort already by schools to help get children back
in our key stage 1 setting as well, and that s highly unusual. i have five units, i am adding two more. how many have i got altogether, harley? in maths, primary pupils in the north east fell behind by more than five months last year. government cash has paid for some tutoring here and help with the transition to secondary. excellent, so the power is? two. and the variable is? perfect, well done. | many year sevens came to summer schools part of a huge effort already by schools to help get children back on track with their learning. but the worry is that without a sustained effort over many years, they won t have quite the same chances as the richest bits of the country. the catch up funding so far has helped with their laptops, and for year 11, the school day has been made longer.
they want to feed children a rich diet of education. but parents i slid it in the pandemic have struggled, so teachers are having to help toilet train pupils. we have some children who are still in nappies, still in pull ups and notjust in our early years setting. in our key stage 1 setting as well. and that s highly unusual. i have five units and i am adding two more, how many have i got altogether. in maths, primary pupils in the northeast fell behind by more than five months last year. government cash has paid for some tutoring here and help with the transition to secondary. excellent, so the power is? and the variable is? perfect, well done. many year sevens came to summer school. part of a huge effort already by schools to help get children back