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How to read out particular types of questions in the key stage 1 and key stage 2 English grammar, punctuation and spelling tests.
Ofsted carried out a research project on struggling readers in secondary schools. This report sets out our findings and recommendations.
England came fourth out of the 43 countries that tested children of the same age in the Progress International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS).
Guidance for primary and secondary schools to meet existing expectations for teaching reading.
How to test your service with assistive technologies including screen readers, speech recognition software and magnifiers.
Examples of pupils' work to demonstrate teacher assessment (TA) judgements in English reading at the end of key stage 1 in 2019.
Research into how and why children read for pleasure and evidence for how to promote it.
Learn how to publish accessible documents to meet the needs of all users under the accessibility regulations.
Ofsted has today published a subject report looking at how English is being taught in England’s schools.
£19.1 million from the Levelling Up Fund is allocated to Reading to invest in Reading Central Library and the Hexagon Theatre.
This article describes a study carried out in 2012 into how legislation is drafted and presented.
Survey of primary schools showing how the best schools in England teach virtually every child to read.
Shortages of prison staff and a lack of training means not enough prisoners are able to improve their reading – according to a new report by Ofsted and HMIP.
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