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% Disadvantaged pupils Reading for Pleasure Inset School Logo Cottage Grove, Portsmouth A focus on developing reading for pleasure to increase pupil engagement and support learning across the curriculum. Our school School type Number of pupils % Disadvantaged pupils £ Pupil premium Primary 406 49% £274,140 Our school challenges Lack of parental engagement Lack of home reading Limited vocabulary Lack of confidence in their own abilities Limited breadth of opportunity for experiences & learning Uninspired by books Lack of independence How we did it Invited the children to become our reading sessions and provided weekly intervention sessions linked to reading Held a parent workshop to share how parents could support their children at home Gave the children WOW books to complete reading linked tasks in Set up peer reading with other classes on a weekly basis Teach the children to recognise what makes a good learner and identify these skills in themselves Lunchtime reading club is offered to all pupils Parents are invited in to read with their children 2 x weekly before school starts Use daily drop everything and read sessions in the classroom Shared reading opportunities with the lead professional at least weekly Opportunities to review their own reading and identify own strengths and developments Our impact Children are more enthused to read Children are more confident generally More self aware of their learning behaviours More confident to talk about what they have been reading Surveys show increased self esteem Some improvements in writing evident with better language choices being made The children enjoyed the project and want it to continue Children have a more open mind set Increased perseverance What we learnt The importance of being realistic in what you aim to do. Don’t try to fit too much in Pick carefully the adults you will involve and consider if they are able to commit and have time for the project The importance of finding time to keep the project going in order to maximise impact Want to find out more? Find out what else the team at xxx are doing to improve outcomes for all their pupils: contact kelly.flood@portsmouthtsa.org