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Intervention strategies for English and mathematics (primary)
Can you outline intervention programmes for KS1 and KS2? We refer to examples of intervention programmes designed to support pupils in English and mathematics at Key Stage (KS) 1 and 2. We also link to guidance on closing the gap.
Contents
- ‘Waves’ of support
- The National Strategies intervention programmes
- 'Every Child' intervention programmes
- Commercial programmes
- Assertive mentoring in primary schools
- Closing the gap in primary schools
- Commissioning alternative provision
- Evaluating intervention strategies: advice and tracking tool
- Handwriting interventions for pupils with SEN
- Intervention strategies (secondary)
- Raising attainment in literacy for years 7 and 8
- Raising attainment in mathematics (primary)
- Reading interventions for pupils with SEN
- Research into raising achievement (secondary)
- Strategies to raise achievement in literacy
- Strategies to raise achievement (secondary)
- Stretch and challenge strategies
- The impact of SEN interventions: research
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