David Ross Education Trust
“Our 2024 phonics screening check (PSC) average across 23 schools was 90%. The PSC average for our pupil premium children in 2023 was 84% compared to the national average of 67%.”
The Rainbow Trust, Liverpool and the North-West
“By the end of summer term, 91% of Reception children in our seven schools were reading simple decodable stories. They are ready too access the Year 1 curriculum with confidence.”
PSC success for six trusts working in areas of disadvantage
Across the trusts, 96 schools, the average PSC result increased from 88% in 2019 to 92% in 2024. 34% of children qualify for free school meals compared to the national average of 24.6%.
Ark Primary, 24 schools in Birmingham, Hastings, London, and Portsmouth
“We want all our pupils to develop extraordinary reading habits. Simply put – Read Write Inc. Phonics makes this possible.”
Learning Academy Partnership South West – Devon
“Our staff have weekly training, coaching and support to enable every child to reach their full potential.”
Cornwall Education Learning Trust, Central Cornwall
“Our children have a secure reading foundation with Read Write Inc. Phonics. This reaps huge rewards across the curriculum and shows in our Key Stage 2 results.”
The Constellation Trust, Kingston upon Hull
“Tutors have grown in confidence and teach to each child’s challenge point. 100% of tutored children make progress in their phonic knowledge.”
St Mark’s Church of England Primary School, Stockon-on-Tees and the Talk Through Stories programme
“A love of reading and curiosity for stories and language shines brightly in our children.”
Outwood Grange Academies (OGAT), Wakefield
“Thanks to Read Write Inc, children in our schools read fluently with excellent comprehension – they access all subjects and read widely for pleasure.”
Blessed Mother Teresa’s Catholic Primary School, Stafford
“Read Write Inc. Phonics really does deliver results. It caters to all children and gives them exactly what they need to read effortlessly and fluently. The results speak for themselves.”