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Time set aside in registration or lessons for pupils to read a book
In a Triple Literacy booklet, pupils write words they don’t know, and thenFrench and Welsh equivalents.
Pupils then challenged to use these new words in future lessons
Pupils are given a list of words that show some of the spelling sounds theywill encounter in French.
Incorporated as and when similar words arise during lessons
Pupils more able and confident to read aloud in class
ai (pronounced ‘a’)laitmaisécossaisanglaismaisaisonvraimaisonj’aifais
ain (pronounced ‘ah’)américainmarocainpainbaincopainterrainmainsainttrainsain
Always an issue
Pupils provided ‘Know your Grammar’sheets that help them with their written work
Pupils have easier understanding ofGrammatical structures across thethree languages
Pupils have greater awareness of cognates
Able to use dictionaries for much moreindependent work
More confident - even at lower end – ofreading aloud in class
Italian introduced at KS3 –
Quadruple literacy