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“The best way to teach

people is by telling a story.”    

Kenneth Blanchard

“The best way to teach people is by telling a story.”    

Kenneth Blanchard

WOW Lessons
Scode Spelling
English Inspiration
Product Resources
Our English Authors

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WOW Lessons

The trickiest concepts in each year group are given a new take in a series of lessons by Rachel Clarke, while KS1 and KS2 writing genres are explored in the context of cross-curricular learning by Ruth Astley.

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Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

Year 1 interactive English lesson on question marks with Rachel Clarke, featuring primary resources for teaching question sentences and sentence punctuation. Ideal for KS1 students learning to add full stops and question marks, aligned with UK primary English curriculum resources.

Question marks: Questions, Questions

In this lesson, children will identify question sentences and use their knowledge to write their own questions.

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WOW Lessons

The trickiest concepts in each year group are given a new take in this series of lessons. Use them to ensure children gain a real understanding and improve these crucial mathematical building blocks.

Year 1

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

Year 5

Year 6

Scode spelling resources for Year 2 to Year 6, fully aligned with the UK National Curriculum, offering teacher-friendly lesson plans, individual workbooks, and etymology-focused vocabulary building. Includes interactive spelling activities and downloadable resources to reduce teacher workload, engage children in language history, and enhance spelling skills with minimal prep.

Fully resourced to reduce teacher workload

Covers the National Curriculum for spelling from Year 2 to Year 6.

 

Uses etymology

Focus on etymology engages children in the origins of language. Children are immersed in the history of words providing them with the knowledge to build their spelling skills. The fascinating, the gross, and hilarious combine to introduce challenging and varied vocabulary.

 

Individual workbooks

No photocopying required! Each child has their own book lasting the whole year and enabling them to take pride in their progress.

 

Carefully Planned Additional Resources

The scheme includes lesson plans, teaching presentations, daily recaps, a range of assessments, interventions and homework.

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English Inspiration

Put your feet up and take a well-deserved rest as you delve into our inspiration section.

This part of the hub will continue to grow and will be led by your interests and needs. We will feature articles by educational experts and people with a passion for english, podcasts, CPD and much more.

Product Resources

These pages provide quick and easy inspirational teaching ideas. Whether you’re searching for a whole-class session or a small-group intervention, these activities will help you make the most of your classroom resources. 

Our English Authors

EuHu English author Rachel Clarke, specialist in story-based English learning and vocabulary development for primary students. Creator of curriculum-aligned interactive English activities and literacy resources for KS1 and KS2 students, supporting the UK primary English curriculum.

Rachel Clarke

Hello, my name is Rachel and I am the director of Primary English, a consultancy working with teachers and leaders across the UK to raise standards in literacy. I live in Coventry where I taught for many years and then worked as a Literacy Consultant for Coventry LA.

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EuHu English author Ruth Astley, expert in vocabulary development and primary literacy resources. Known for creating engaging, curriculum-aligned English resources and interactive activities for young learners in KS1 and KS2, aligned with the UK primary English curriculum.

Ruth Astley

Hello, my name is Ruth. I have two decades of experience as a primary teacher, with 18 years’ experience as an English leader as well as leading the core-curriculum as a whole. I have a wealth of experience of sharing practice in these areas as a leading teacher and Specialist Leader for Education.

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