Pearson for International Schools Contents

Why choose Pearson for your international school? 2

Supporting you every step of the way 4

In this catalogue you will find details of our resources to Becoming a Pearson international school 6

support schools teaching students aged 3 to 11. Celebrating your teachers and students 7

Series Age Subject Page

iProgress Curriculum 3–19 Multiple Subjects 8

Highlights
iPrimary Curriculum 3–11 Curriculum 9

Pearson International NEW Power Maths White Rose NEW iPrimary Early Years 3–5 English / Science 10
Primary Science Maths edition
iPrimary English 5–11 English 11–12

iPrimary Global Citizenship 5–11 Global Citizenship 13

Inspire Computing International 5–11 Computing 14

Bug Club Family 4–11 English 15–16

Bug Club Phonics 4–7 English 17–18

Grammar and Spelling Bug 7–11 English 18

Aligned to the skills of the English National We’ve updated Power Maths, our popular
Curriculum – and written for the Pearson Edexcel whole-class maths mastery programme for Rapid Family Intervention 7–11 English 19
iPrimary Curriculum – our new international primary Years 1–6, following teacher feedback and
science course keeps budding scientists aged 5-11 to align it with the new White Rose Maths
Power Maths White Rose Maths edition NEW 4–11 Mathematics 20–21
years engaged as they move through Primary to schemes of learning.
Abacus 4–11 Mathematics 22–23
Lower Secondary and International GCSE.
Discover more on pages 20–21
See more on pages 24–25 Pearson International Primary Science NEW 5–11 Science 24–25

Science Bug International 5–11 Science 26

Active Learn Primary 5–11 Literacy 27

Early Years programme
Aligned to the latest education practices, our IB PYP Readers & Companions 5–11 Literacy 28
Early Years programme for 3 to 5 year olds
helps you lay the foundations for future success,
whether you follow a British Curriculum or an Find details of how to contact us on the inside back cover.
international one, such as iPrimary.
See page 10 for more information GOOD TO KNOW

This catalogue contains a selection of our products and subject offerings. For a full
range of products, please visit pearson.com/international-schools

All products are suitable for non-native English learners

Our digital resources are available on ActiveLearn Primary

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 Why choose Pearson for your
international school?

You can trust Pearson

As the world’s leading learning company and the UK’s largest awarding body,
we provide world-class qualifications, assessments, and learning resources
to international schools all over the world to enable their students to
progress to university and enhance their global employability prospects.

Choice and flexibility when and Local consultants who support

where you need it your vision
Our qualification Our Pearson Edexcel More than 3.5 million The international schools market is wonderfully Your Pearson consultant knows your country
heritage stretches back international and UK students take our and joyously diverse; from schools in Spain and your language – and they’re always on
over 100 years qualifications are offered qualifications globally serving British families overseas, to private hand to support you, whether that’s through
in more than 100 each year schools offering international streams in visiting your school to understand your
countries worldwide Shanghai; from ‘bricks-and-mortar’ buildings, to education goals so they can better anticipate
hybrid and online schools; the needs of every your needs, celebrating your learners’
institution, every teacher and every student achievements, or ensuring you have the
are unique. resources you need, when you need them.
We believe in offering authentic, modern International school leaders, teachers and
and relevant international qualifications and exams officers across the world regularly
curricula that provide our partner schools with tell us how much our team cares and how
the space to reflect those differences and to invested they are in their school’s success.
We mark over 10 million Our international and give learners their best possible chance of
We’re different because of our people: with our
exam scripts per year UK qualifications are success.
local reach, dedication and expertise, we can
on behalf of the UK recognised and accepted As such, choice and flexibility sit at the heart help you achieve more.
Department for Education by universities all over of our offer: modular or linear qualification
the world routes, paper-based or online assessments,
in-school or remote invigilation – all delivering Working with Nicola Fox is
the same fair, gold-standard assessments that
an absolute privilege. When it
are accepted by universities worldwide – but
available in the format that you choose that
comes to advice and support, she
works best for your school and your students. is always the first person we turn
to. Her enthusiasm, dedication
We’re different because wherever you are
in the world, however and wherever your
and engagement is admirable and
students want – or need – to sit exams, greatly appreciated.
whatever your next steps or challenges, we’ve
Hull’s School, Zürich
got you covered.

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 3 With free international qualifications support services
When you choose us as your international qualifications partner, you have access to an
unrivalled range of free services to support you:

Access to
Scripts
 are the only awarding
We This free and unrivalled Our free online mock
organisation to provide you online results analysis exam resource includes
with free access to your tool for teachers past-paper questions and
learners’ marked exam papers provides a detailed support materials to help
through our Access to Scripts breakdown of your you create your own mock
service, providing transparency learners’ performance exams to help your learners
for your students’ marked in Pearson Edexcel understand what to expect
exam papers and a rich exams and BTEC in the live exam and allows
source of information, insights external assessments. your teachers to identify
and visibility to support your where best to focus revision
teaching and learning. support.

Read about these support services and more at quals.pearson.com/support

Supporting you every step of the way 4 With impactful innovation to help you stand out
Onscreen assessment, modular qualifications and AI have the potential to be truly transformative,
When you partner with us to deliver Pearson Edexcel qualifications, you will have unlocking real benefits for learners of all abilities. As the world’s leading learning company, you can
trust us to expertly guide you through the changing education landscape and help your school
access to our outstanding support, including pre- and post-assessment services, stand out from the crowd.
analytical tools, teaching and learning resources and excellent professional
See how we’re innovating at pearson.com/international-schools
development opportunities.

1 With in-country teams to support you locally

5 With an extensive global and
Whether you’re considering moving to Pearson or already offer our international curriculum local events programme
resources and qualifications in your school, our local team will work in partnership with you to
understand your needs and will provide you and your school with personalised support to help We host and run an extensive global
you achieve your goals. and regional events programme from
the annual Pearson International
Find your local team at pearsoninternational-schools.com/contact School Leaders Conference to regional
workshops and hands-on training, we’ll
connect you with the educational experts
you want to hear from.
See more at pdacademy.pearson.com
2 With fully integrated international qualifications and content
Our Pearson international curriculum and Pearson Edexcel international qualifications are all
supported by print and digital teaching and learning content, to provide a complete, integrated
teaching and learning experience for learners aged 3–19.
See more at quals.pearson.com

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 Becoming a Pearson international school Celebrating your teachers and students

It’s easy to make the move to Pearson. Our friendly teams will guide you through As the world’s leading learning company and the UK’s largest
becoming an approved centre and are on hand to welcome you and your school to awarding organisation, we understand what it takes to achieve
our community. If you’re interested in making the move, follow these simple steps. educational excellence.
Our annual awards programmes recognise outstanding
learners and teachers worldwide and we are delighted to host
1. Speak to your local team 4. S
 hare your status annual ceremonies around the world where the achievements
with your community
Get in touch with your local Pearson of Pearson Edexcel learners and educators are celebrated.
representative, they will take time to understand Our marketing toolkit provides you with a wide
your strategic vision and your goals and will answer range of approved centre marketing materials. You
any questions you have about joining us. can download and print these from the toolkit to
share with your learners, parents, teachers, and Pearson International
Find your local team at
your wider school community. School Teacher Awards
pearsoninternational-schools.com/contact
At Pearson, we know that international
school teachers are superheroes. Our
2. Become approved Pearson International School Teacher Awards
Your Pearson approved centre toolkit
celebrate that excellence and acknowledge
Your local Pearson representative will then Everything you need to share your new status as
the fantastic work international educators
liaise with the relevant Pearson teams to secure an approved centre with your
do every day – across the globe in every
approval for your school to offer our Pearson teaching community.
classroom and every country – to inspire
Edexcel qualifications.
students and change young lives.

3. Welcome to Pearson!
Once you become an approved Pearson Edexcel
centre, you’ll receive your approved centre plaque Scan me to
and support to recruit new students and explain find out more
our qualifications to parents and your wider school Scan me to find out more
community with a range of downloadable and
printed materials.

Outstanding Pearson
5. Keep in touch
Your Welcome to Pearson Edexcel Pack Learner Awards
Once you’re a Pearson international school, there
Our Pearson Edexcel International Welcome Pack Our flagship student awards programme,
are plenty of opportunities for you to join free
is a step-by-step guide to becoming a Pearson the Outstanding Pearson Learner Awards
training, enter our awards programmes, attend
Edexcel centre and delivering our exams. (OPLAs), provide recognition to the
our leadership conferences and learn about new
top-performing learners worldwide. Awards
products and services. Stay up to date with all
are presented to learners who have taken
our latest Pearson developments by following our
Pearson Edexcel iPrimary, iLowerSecondary,
social channels, signing up to our regular, free
International GCSE, GCSE, International
Pearson international newsletters and subscribing
A Level and A Level examinations and have
to our international schools blog. See the back
achieved outstanding results.
cover of this catalogue for the links!

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 Pearson iProgress Curriculum Pearson iProgress Curriculum
iProgress Curriculum | Ages 3–18 | Print & Digital iProgress Curriculum | Ages 3–18 | Print & Digital

iProgress is our complete pathway for 3–19 year-olds in Part of iProgress, iPrimary is a complete teaching and learning
international schools. programme, based on British best practice, for use in international
primary schools for 3 to 11 year-olds.
The iProgress family includes iPrimary, iLowerSecondary,
International GCSE (IG), GCSE, International Advanced Level Edexcel

(IAL) and GCE A Level, and delivers a consistent learning

iPrimary iPrimary iPrimary iPrimary

ENGLISH MATHEMATICS SCIENCE COMPUTING

journey for students and teachers, everywhere in the world. SPECIFICATION
Pearson Edexcel International Award in Primary English (JEH11)
For first teaching September 2018
First examination June 2019
SPECIFICATION
Pearson Edexcel International Award in Primary Mathematics (JMA11)
For first teaching September 2018
First examination June 2019
SPECIFICATION
Pearson Edexcel International Award in Primary Science (JSC11)
For first teaching September 2018
First examination June 2019
SPECIFICATION
Pearson Edexcel International Award in Primary Computing (JCP11)
For first teaching September 2019
First examination June 2020
Issue 2
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iPROGRESS International International

•

•
Part of iProgress, our complete curriculum for
international, it delivers a consistent learning
journey for students aged 3 to 11.
Promotes transferable skills and a growth mindset
Summary of components:
• Complete lesson planning and detailed
schemes of work delivered using the
iPrimary iLowerSecondary from the earliest stages. ActiveLearn Primary platform.
GCSE (9–1) AS/A Level
• Fully supported by internationally renowned • Regularly updated progress and tests,
Ages 3–11 Ages 11–14 Ages 14–16 Ages 16–19 Pearson resources, such as Bug Club (see pages including termly and end-of-year
15–18) and Pearson International Primary Science assessments.
Includes Early Years. Covers 11 Available for Available for (see pages 24–26).
Covers 11 subjects subjects 37 subjects 21 subjects • Face‑to‑face teacher training and online
• Includes extensive support for ages 3–5, including professional development included.
personal, social, emotional, creative and physical • The option to take externally assessed,
development (see page 10). internationally benchmarked examinations.
Comprehensive planning, teaching, Digital and print curriculum-matched
learning and assessment support published resources for teachers and • Includes downloadable markbooks to assess
students progress against curriculum objectives for
individuals and whole cohorts.

Training and professional Marketing and branding support for

development for your teachers success iPROGRESS PATHWAY

• Our Early Years Curriculum covers the two years preceding

the start of primary and now also includes Year 1. View iPrimary
Learn more at: quals.pearson.com/iprogress in action
• Provides progression to iLowerSecondary, International
GCSE and International A Level.

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 iPrimary Reception Activity Books iPrimary English
Early Years/iPrimary Curriculum | Ages 3–5 | Print & Digital Early Years/iPrimary Curriculum | Ages 5–11 | Print & Digital

Resources specifically designed for the iPrimary Activity books, anthologies and grammar support
Reception/Early Years curriculum - for English for schools teaching our popular iPrimary English
and The World Around Us. programme.

• Write-in Activity Books fully mapped to the iPrimary Reception/Early • iPrimary Activity Books help to practise English skills in writing and
Years curriculum and matching what children are learning in class, comprehension, ensuring coverage of curriculum objectives. Each unit
week by week. follows a specific text and each lesson has a dedicated page in the
Activity Book where children can reinforce and practise the skills learnt
• Each lesson has a dedicated page in the Activity Book where
in the classroom through a variety of activities.
children can reinforce and practise the skills they are learning
through a variety of engaging activities. • iPrimary Anthologies bring together all the relevant content
needed for iPrimary English from award-winning selected texts.
• Offers a flexible approach to learning – can be used in class,
alongside teaching, as well as for additional practice at home. • Building Blocks is a grammar programme designed with a methodical
and rigorous approach to ensure 5–11 students are meeting age-
• Written by experienced teachers, all activities have been designed
related expectations. Developed with expert authors and tested in
to be accessible to international students – and can be used with or
schools.
without teacher support as needed.

Summary of components: Summary of components:

• English: 6x Write-in Activity Books (1 for each term, covering • Building Blocks: 6 x Write-in Student Books (one per year
the 2 years before Year 1). 1 x ActiveBook digital subscription. group from Year 1–6) and 6 x Digital & Print Teacher Guides
(one per year group from Year 1–6).
• The World Around Us: 6x Write-in Activity Books (2 for each term).
1 x ActiveBook digital subscription. • iPrimary Activity Books: 6 x iPrimary English Activity Books (one
for each year group from Year 1–6).
• iPrimary Early Years Programme – available standalone
or included with an iPrimary subscription. • iPrimary Anthologies: 6 x iPrimary Fiction Anthologies (one for
• Designed to be used alongside iPrimary Reception/Early Years each year group from Year 1–6) and 6 x iPrimary Non-Fiction
curriculum but can also be used as standalone resources. Anthologies (one for each year group from Year 1–6).

• See also Power Maths Reception resources (page 22) – fully • Written specifically to support the iPrimary curriculum.
matched to our iPrimary Reception/Early Years curriculum. • Professional development available, either as part of
the iPrimary Curriculum subscription or as standalone
purchasable component.

iPROGRESS PATHWAY

• Ages 5–11 iPrimary English (Early Years / iPrimary Curriculum)

iPROGRESS PATHWAY
• Ages 4–11 Bug Club Family (iPrimary / English National Curriculum)
• 11–14 Inspire English International (iLowerSecondary / English • Ages 5–11 iPrimary English (Early Years / iPrimary Curriculum)
National Curriculum)
• Ages 4–11 Bug Club Family (iPrimary / English National Curriculum)
• Ages 14–16 International GCSE English (Pearson Edexcel)
• 11–14 Inspire English International (iLowerSecondary / English National Curriculum)
• Ages 16–19 International AS/A Level English (Pearson Edexcel)
• Ages 14–16 International GCSE English (Pearson Edexcel)
• Ages 16–19 International AS/A Level English (Pearson Edexcel)

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 iPrimary English Global Citizenship
Early Years/iPrimary Curriculum | Ages 5–11 | Print & Digital iLower Secondary | UK Curriculum | Ages 5–11 | Print & Digital

Inside the Anthologies and Part of the only fully integrated Global Citizenship programme
Activity Books
for international students aged 5–16, iPrimary Global Citizenship
provides curriculum support, assessment, teaching and learning
Activity Books relate directly to the texts
in the anthologies. resources for 5–11 year-olds.

• Provides a consistent learning journey from primary to

Anthology texts all available as eBooks International GCSE with in-built progression throughout to revisit
with ‘read to me’ audio and interactive
activities in our Bug Club subscriptions
and deepen knowledge.
(see pages 15–18). • Develops essential 21st century transferable skills including
analysis, reflection, research, critical thinking and collaboration.
• Strengthens cross-curricular links and analysis and thinking skills.
• Offers a flexible learning approach, meaning you can choose
to teach the full 5–16 programme or to focus on primary or
secondary to suit your school’s needs.
Embedded
comprehension
and grammar
activities.

Summary of components:
Social Justice 9 10 Justice and injustice: Session 1

Justice and injustice

1 Draw a line to match the bold word in each sentence
to its meaning. Look up any word you are not sure of in
a dictionary.

• 6x Student Workbooks (print). One each for

Objective
SJE7.1A – Understand that dominant cultures can unfairly
discriminate against minority cultures. The First Nations people had
ancient beliefs about nature and smallest group
animals being spiritual and sacred.

Years 1–6. •
•
We will learn:

what is discrimination
how dominant groups gain power over minority groups
Where there is justice, there is a
sense of things being right for all.
treated unfairly

• what is the impact of discrimination.

• iPrimary Global Citizenship Teaching Resources

People who are in the minority
can be overpowered by faith, trust
Key vocabulary
the majority.

culture, discrimination, dominant, justice,

annual subscription (includes curricula,

minority, subordinate
People can be discriminated
against because of ethnicity, fairness
beliefs, religion, age or gender.
i Imagine you are told that you have to move to a different

schemes of work, lesson plans, progress tests

town, away from where you have grown up. You will move
to a place where there are no shops or other useful places,
because a new group of people are going to move into your 2 Think of a time when you felt unfairly treated. Write a few
town and into your house. All that you have known will be sentences to describe what happened and how it felt.
different. You won’t be able to live as you have always lived.
You will have to eat different food, live in different homes

and activity sheets).

and speak a different language.
How would it feel? What might you do to try to prevent
this from happening?

• Written for the iPrimary curriculum and suitable

as a standalone programme.
•  rofessional development courses available to
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support at primary and lower secondary level. Resolving conflicts peacefully: Session 2 33 34 Resolving conflicts peacefully: Session 2

1 Put the words in the correct place to define ‘conflict’. 3 a) Look at the pictures below. Circle the one that you think
shows conflict.

hurtful resolve bad argument

What can you expect to find in

A conflict is a disagreement between people.
It may cause an . Conflicts can make
you feel very . People can say

Building Blocks
things to each other during a conflict.

iPROGRESS PATHWAY
You will feel much better when someone helps you

to your disagreement.

2 Synonyms are words that have a similar meaning to

another word. ‘Terrific’ and ‘great’ both mean something is
really good. Look at the words. Which words mean ‘peace’ b) Look at the pictures below. Circle the one that shows a
and which words mean ‘conflict’? way to resolve conflict peacefully.

• Ages 11–14 Global Citizenship (iLowerSecondary /

Write the words in the correct columns.

Explicit and targeted grammar practice

UK Curriculum)
argue calm restful distress

with write-in workbooks that record tranquil joy disagree fight

students progress.
• Ages 14–16 International GCSE Global Citizenship Peace Conflict

(Pearson Edexcel)

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 Inspire Computing International Bug Club
iPrimary Curriculum | Ages 5–11 | Print & Digital UK Curriculum | Ages 4–11 | Print & Digital

Designed for today’s digital native learners, Inspire With over 600 books, as well as teacher
Computing International is a modern and interactive

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guidance and assessments, Bug Club includes
course for the iPrimary (5–11) Computing curriculum everything you need to teach children to read.
and the English National Curriculum.

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• Developed from proven methods and pedagogies, it provides all
the resources you need to deliver the requirements of the Primary
• Covers all the requirements of the Computing curricula and
English curriculum and iPrimary curriculum.
equips students with future-ready skills, such as computational
thinking and language, that support learning to further study in • Fully supports the UK Department for Education’s 2023 Reading
a range of subjects. Framework. COR A L RUMBLE
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• Helps children develop the skills they need to become successful
• Detailed topic-based support gives flexibility for the specialist readers, including comprehension, fluency and language
and non-specialist alike. development.
• The perfect partner to Bug Club Phonics and includes 54 fully
decodable books for additional phonics practice and fluency.
Summary of components:
• Encourages reading for pleasure with a wide range of engaging
• 6x Student Books (One each for Years 1–6). DISCOVER EXPLORE INSPIRE WONDER

books, coupled with a rewarding online reading world.

Available as a print and digital subscription. Reading Corner

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• Includes assessment and tracking so teachers can keep track of

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6x Student Workbooks (One each for Years 1–6).

pupils’ progress.
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• Matched to iPrimary and written for the Cambridge curriculum.
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• Ages 3–11 iPrimary English (iPrimary)

• Professional development courses available to support at
primary and lower secondary level. • Ages 11–14 Inspire English (iLowerSecondary / UK Curriculum)
• Ages 14–16 International GCSE English (Pearson Edexcel)
• Ages 16–19 International AS/A Level English (Pearson Edexcel)
iPROGRESS PATHWAY

• Ages 11–14 Inspire Computing International

(iLowerSecondary / UK Curriculum)
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• Ages 14–16 International GCSE Computer Science find out more
(Pearson Edexcel)
• Ages 14–16 International GCSE ICT (Pearson Edexcel)
• Ages 16–19 International AS/A Level IT (Pearson Edexcel) NEW

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 Bug Club – an online reading world that children love with all the teaching tools
you need Bug Club Phonics
• Access via our ActiveLearn Primary online platform with just one login to make teaching Bug Club easy. UK Curriculum | Ages 4–7 | Print & Digital
• A virtual book bag with access to all Bug Club eBooks that can be used in class, at home or on the move.
• A robust online teacher toolkit for tracking children’s attainment and progress in reading against Age
Related Expectations.
Bug Club Phonics is where it all begins, giving you
everything you need to teach synthetic phonics
at Foundation and Key Stage 1 (ages 4–7).

• One of the Department for Education in England’s (DfE) approved

phonics teaching programmes, it helps all children learn to read by the
eBooks are full of
age of six in a fun and accessible way.
interactivity so children
can re-read their favourite • Based on the progression used in the Clackmannanshire study, which
book, have it read aloud
proved systematic synthetic phonics to be the most effective way to
or perform in groups.
teach children to read.
• Analysed as part of the Bug Club University College London (UCL)
Institute of Education (IOE) randomised control trial which showed
pupils were 11 months ahead of their expected age equivalent
reading score after five terms of use.
• Includes engaging decodable books to help children practise decoding.

Allocate eBooks and eBooks include quiz questions to

quizzes for children to check children’s understanding of
practise at home and the books. Children earn reward Summary of components:
consolidate learning. coins for completing quiz questions.
• 1 x ActiveLearn Primary annual subscription (pricing to suit your
school size). Includes: All Bug Club Phonics eBooks, Progress and
Assess, Bug Club Phonics Whole Class Teaching and classroom
resources.
• 5 x Phase Starter Packs containing 1 of each title (Printed Books).
Bug Club includes:
Individual titles are also available to purchase separately.
• 164 fully decodable books for Reception and Year 1 matched to Bug
• 5 x Guided Reading Packs containing 6 of each title (Printed
Club Phonics.
Books).
• Finely-levelled Bug Club readers which can be used for independent practice
• Reception Teaching and Assessment Guide (Printed Book).
or guided reading sessions to help children make progress and develop fluency,
comprehension skills and confidence in reading. • Photocopy Masters (all phases).

• Bug Club Shared reading books designed to be read aloud to children to develop • Individual classroom resources available for all phases
their language skills and cross-curricular vocabulary. and in Easy Buy Packs. Includes: grapheme sound cards, sound
picture frieze cards, grapheme charts and sound mats.
• Bug Club Comprehension for whole-class teaching of comprehension skills through
engaging books at Key Stage 2. • Professional development course available to help teachers
implement Bug Club Phonics effectively.
• Reading Corner, an online and printed library of books for children to explore to
encourage a love of reading. *One for each Phonic Phase

• Online subscriptions priced to suit your school size with built-in assessment and
tracking.
• A range of printed book packs so you can choose to suit your needs and budget.

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 What’s included in Bug Club Phonics?
Rapid
• 180 fiction and non‑fiction books and eBooks, with characters UK Curriculum | Ages 6–11 | Print & Digital
that children love, that can be read in the classroom,
independently, or at home.
• Bug Club Phonics assessment materials include end-of-phase
tests that can be used with our assessment tracker to check
Scan for free
how your children are progressing.
samples The Rapid family of interventions includes support
• Bug Club Phonics classroom resources include word cards, for phonics and reading, as well as writing and maths,
flashcards, sound mats and posters to help bring the providing a comprehensive pathway for children who
programme to life in your classroom.
may be working behind age-related expectations.
• Comprehensive teaching and planning support including lesson
plans, worksheets, digital teaching screens with videos and • Designed by leading experts who have years of experience in helping struggling
activities, and online games for practice. learners and children with special educational needs, and underpinned by
independent research.
• Ideal for use in one-to-one sessions or small groups, as part of intervention or
catch-up efforts, with dyslexia-friendly font and design across print and digital.
• Includes comprehensive, easy-to-use, printed lesson plans and assessments to
help you deliver effective interventions.
• Supports learners to master core skills, helping them develop their writing ability,

Grammar and Spelling Bug

knowledge and understanding in maths, and fluency from phonics into reading,
as well as comprehension.
• Phonics and reading books, as well as overall programme design, are created
UK Curriculum | Ages 5–11 | Print & Digital for older learners working behind age-related expectation, and are also ideal for
non-native English learners.

Available as an additional online subscription, this programme gives you everything you Guided Reading Notes and
Photocopy Master Worksheets
need to help your children get to grips with their spelling, grammar and punctuation to
meet the expectations of the UK Primary English curriculum. “You can have an ice-cream,” The Rapid Reading Books are equally suited to work with an individual pupil,
and for use in Guided Reading sessions. The extra time allowed in Guided

said the man. Reading sessions provides more opportunity to discuss the text and to fully
explore comprehension.

• Comprehensive lesson plans “But can you help me?” Rapid Guided This Teaching Guide provides easy-to-use Guided Reading Notes for every text
Reading Notes at Rapid Stages 1-3 (see pages 19-88). All the features of these notes are

and assessments available at explained below.

the click of a button. Guided Reading Notes

Super Snakes
Rapid Level: Stage 1 Set A

Each text has a lesson focus which gives you

the main objective for the session. These are the

•
Sneaky Pete

Includes hundreds of practice

important skills children need to build on for Lesson Focus: Before Reading
reading. Reading with • Share the lesson focus with the group.
expression
• Page 2: Use the Before Reading page to introduce the story.
Genre: Fiction
Strategy Check and Reading the Text
Author: Dee Reid
When you see this icon, you will find a

games, with a fun time‑travel

• Point at the word ‘looked’. Draw attention to the ‘ed’ ending.
Synopsis: At the zoo,
Speaking and Listening objective. Mr Cross cannot see Pete Explain how in this word ‘ed’ is pronounced ‘t’.
the python in the tank, • Ask the children to read independently.
so he goes to look for him. • Select a child to read to you and monitor their progress.
Then Sneaky Pete gets
Responding to the Text
A synopsis of the story or text gives you an out of his tank, and the
Page 13: Use the Quiz page to revisit the text. Tell the group to use
children can see him, but

theme.
overview of the read. Mr Cross can’t, so he thinks ‘Look Cover Write Check’ before spelling the ‘Super Speller’ words.
Pete was in the tank all the
Assessing the Lesson Focus
time!
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• Page 5: Read this text in a monotone and ask the group how to
Suggestions for supporting children’s reading Linked Photocopiable
Activity: Page 20 improve it.
are divided into three sections: Before Reading, [Writing: Super Speller
Strategy Check and Reading the Text and words]

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Responding to the Text. See page 18 for detailed
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Snake Bites
session.
Lesson Focus: Before Reading
To understand the • Share the lesson focus with the group.
distinction between fact
• Page 14: Use the Before Reading page to introduce the text.
and fiction

to introduce each concept,

Strategy Check and Reading the Text
Assessing the Lesson Focus: Each Guided Genre: Non-fiction
• Remind the children that the end of a line is not always the end of
Author: Dee Reid
Reading session ends with an assessment based on Synopsis: Read about how a sentence. Look at page 18 to demonstrate this.
the lesson focus. Involving children in assessment some snakes use poison to • Ask the children to read independently.
kill their prey and others • Select a child to read to you and monitor their progress.
for learning helps them to focus on the task and to squeeze their prey to kill
Responding to the Text
persevere for longer.

ideal for supporting teachers

it. Although some large
snakes are dangerous, Page 24: Use the Quiz page to revisit the text. Tell the group to use
some smaller snakes can be ‘Look Cover Write Check’ before spelling the ‘Super Speller’ words.
good pets.
Assessing the Lesson Focus
Linked Photocopiable Activity: A follow-up Linked Photocopiable • Talk about the distinction between fact and fiction.
PCM has been provided for every text. These Activity: Page 21 • Discuss why the snakes are not given names.

whose first language is not

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