Writing is complex. We all know that. ✍️ The July 2025 DfE Writing Framework reminds us that pupils need clear structure, careful modelling and time to rehearse before they write. That is where The Write Stuff feels so closely aligned. Through small sequences learning chunks, pupils can focus on one layer of writing at a time. Through sentence stacking, sentence construction sits at the heart of each lesson. Through 'chotting', kind calling out, teacher modelling and shared rehearsal, pupils hear, try and refine their ideas before writing. Grammar is taught in context, alongside vocabulary and authorial choice, so pupils understand how language creates meaning. For schools, the Writing Rainbow gives everyone a shared language for writing, from classroom practice to whole school CPD. Jane talks more about this via the video link below ⬇️ youtube.com/live/piWSBhC_GPc… Have a watch and think about what this could mean for your class or school.

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Power of the Pen - Minor Sentences This week we are learning about minor sentences. Minor sentences, also known as fragments, are a kind of sentence that is often missing a main verb or a subject. They often help to: ✏️ Create a conversational effect ✏️ Emphasise a...

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Neda wrote this poem on a phone. And phone is all she has for all her learning, because she lives in Afghanistan and can only study in secret. Please help to buy her a lap top, more info in next tweet.

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Power of the Pen - Relative Clause This week we are learning about the use of Relative Clauses. A relative clause can be used to give additional information about a noun. They are introduced by a relative pronoun like 'that', 'which', 'who', 'whose', 'where' and 'when'.

Power of the Pen - Complex Sentence This week we are exploring the wonders of Complex Sentences and how they can be used to join two separate clauses together and deepen your pupils' writing. The Write Stuff provides a clear framework for planning, drafting, revising, and...

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Star Pick! - 'How To Train Your Dragon' To celebrate the National Year of Reading we are giving you a FREE Reading Unit Plan every month! For March get 'How To Train Your Dragon' by Cressida Cowel. This plan is suitable for Year 4. janeconsidine.com/choose-yea...

Power of the Pen - Compound Sentences Today we wanted to inform you about the wonders of compound sentences and how to use the correct punctuation to pull off this technique! ✏️ Are you wanting to take your pupils writing to the next level? Are you looking to provide yo...

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Power of the Pen - Simple Sentences Do you want to take your pupils’ writing to the next level? Then look no further than Jane Considine’s ‘The Write Stuff’! 📝 With this innovative approach to teaching writing, you can unlock your pupils’ full potential and hel...

Progression in handwriting across our school. Clear expectations each term to ensure high quality outcomes.

Many children are a bit dyslexic, but only a few, like Aisha, get to 14 unable to read the clock and with a spelling age of 8. Whatever you say about SEND those children will always need help. Just saying. Aisha was also a genius.

Wishing a peaceful and blessed Ramadan to all our children, families, and staff observing this holy month. May it be a time of reflection, kindness, and togetherness. 🌙✨

Teaching reading well takes more than just picking a good book. It takes structure, careful modelling and a curriculum that builds thinking. Jane Considine’s Reading Unit Plans offer a clear, lesson-by-lesson sequence for teaching fluency, vocabulary and comprehension. ...

Hello Lovies, I hope you are all well! This week's word of the week is - AGREE. "I hope we can all agree cake on a Tuesday is always a good thing." I wonder what your favourite cake is? Have a good rest of your week.