Hinchliffe Mill Junior & Infant School
Information required by Ofsted
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Special Educational Needs & Disability Local Offer
2021/22 Pupil Premium Statement
2020/21 Pupil Premium Statement (Reviewed July 2021)
2019/20 Pupil Premium Statement (Reviewed December 2020)
2018/19 Pupils Premium Statement (Reviewed September 2019)
2017/18 Pupil Premium Statement (Reviewed September 2018)
2016/17 Pupil Premium Statement (Reviewed September 2017)
Sport Premium Statement
2021/22 Sports Premium Statement
2020/21 Sports Premium Statement (Reviewed July 2021)
2019/20 Sports Premium Statement (Reviewed December 2020)
2018/19 Sports Premium Statement (Reviewed September 2019)
2017/18 Sports Premium Statement (Reviewed September 2018)
2016/17 Sports Premium Statement (Reviewed September 2017)
COVID Catch-Up Grant Statement
2020/21 COVID Catch-Up Grant Statement
Curriculum Statement Phonics and Reading
We use ‘Letters and Sounds’,complemented with Jolly Phonics and LCP to introduce and teach synthetic phonics moving on to independent and guided reading to build the children’s reading confidence. Children read with adults to build up their reading confidence. The adults use skilful questioning to ensure a child’s understanding of the text, their ability to retrieve information and then later to develop the higher order skills of inference, deduction and authorial intent. From Y1 and across KS2 the children are taught comprehension skills; how to form written answers to questions based on a text they have read and how they can use the text to support their answers.
Your child will benefit from the opportunity to share their reading with you whether it be stories, poems, information books or a favourite comic. Above all, reading should be successful and have a level of difficulty which allows your child to be fluent and successful.
Latest Ofsted Report - Short Inspection - 2019