
Whole School Reading & Writing Support
Strengthening language, reading and writing across your school.
Every school is different. Every cohort is different.
That’s why this support is designed to be flexible, responsive and built around your setting.
Read, Play, Create works alongside schools to review, strengthen and develop English provision, with a clear focus on early language, oracy and writing outcomes.
What This Support Offers
A practical, collaborative approach to improving reading, writing and language across your school.
This may include:
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reviewing your current English curriculum and provision
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identifying strengths and areas for development
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supporting progression in reading, writing and oracy
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developing approaches that build language across the curriculum
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strengthening links between talk, reading and writing
Areas Of Focus
Support can be adapted to focus on specific priorities, including:
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early language and communication
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oracy and spoken language development
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reading engagement and understanding
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writing structure, composition and confidence
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supporting pupils working below age-related expectations
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strengthening consistency across year groups
How Support Can Be Delivered
Support is tailored to your school and may include a combination of:
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curriculum review (long-term and medium-term planning)
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lesson visits to understand current practice
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pupil voice to identify barriers and engagement
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staff discussions to align priorities and next steps
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modelling or supporting practical strategies in the classroom
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guidance on improving writing outcomes through stronger language foundations
This is not a one-size-fits-all programme.
It is shaped around what will have the greatest impact in your school.
Who Is This Support For
This support is ideal for schools who:
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want to strengthen their English provision
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are looking to improve writing outcomes
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recognise gaps in language and communication
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want a clearer, more consistent approach across the school
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are looking for practical, realistic strategies that can be sustained
Strong reading and writing outcomes begin with strong language.
By focusing on how children develop vocabulary, organise ideas and communicate effectively, this approach strengthens the foundations needed for success across the English curriculum.
The aim is not to add more, but to refine what is already in place so it works more effectively for your pupils.
Working Together
This is a collaborative process.
Support can be delivered alongside:
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senior leaders
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English leads
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class teachers
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teaching assistants
to ensure changes are meaningful, manageable and embedded over time.
Interested in working together?
If you would like to discuss your school’s priorities and how this support could work for your setting, get in touch.