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Support to get learning back on track
Support to get learning back on track
From reading intervention to maths recovery programmes, we're here to support you and your students with our resources to help get your teaching and learning back on track.To better support all students learning at their own pace and ability, we offer resources to help you build tailored interventions and wellbeing into your day-to-day teaching.
Applying proven intervention methods and incorporating the latest research evidence into effective classroom practice will help to ensure Oxford catch-up and intervention programmes achieve extremely high success rates.
We also have a wide range of resources to support student and teacher wellbeing as evidence from an Oxford Impact study showed that wellbeing and academic attainment are strongly linked.
Solutions to your literacy needs
Literacy catch-up and intervention
Oxford Levels Placement and Progress Kit
Ensure your students are reading at the right level to best suit their progress
Read Write Inc. Fresh Start
An intervention programme with proven results, for 9 to 13-year olds still learning to read and spell accurately with good comprehension.
Project X CODE
A proven reading intervention with an online subscription, for children who are a year or more behind in their word reading.
Nelson English
Providing an integrated approach to teaching core literacy skills at primary level.
Floppy's Phonics
Rigorous synthetic phonics teaching for reading and writing success
Maths intervention programmes and catch up
Numicon Big Ideas
A 12-week maths teaching programme for 9 to 12-year-olds who would benefit from revisiting key concepts from the upper primary maths curriculum.
Numicon Breaking Barriers
A teaching programme that supports children aged seven onwards who experience particular difficulties learning maths.
Teacher support
Here to help with wellbeing
Supporting schools with conversations about wellbeing and building resilience
Discover resources for teachers and parents to support children's wellbeing and resilience.
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