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Catapult
Catapult
Boosting KS3 lower-attaining students' key skills to help them catch up
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Catapult has been developed to support students who are below expected standards at the start of secondary school. Targeting four key areas and using age-appropriate texts, Catapult provides students with a solid base on which they can develop their vocabulary, reading and writing skills and approach their examinations with confidence.
- Print and digital resources focus on four key areas - building vocabulary, developing knowledge and understanding, improving reading habits and sustaining writing
- Guidance for planning engaging and accessible lessons and monitoring progression
- Plenty of practice opportunities to test student understanding through workbooks and interactive quizzes and assessments
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Series contains:
Refresh - reignite - renew
Supporting teaching and learning
Find out how Catapult supports you and your students throughout this period of change.
What does Catapult deliver?
Course guide
Take a look at the course guide which shows how all of the resources work together to support your lower-attaining students
Try, apply, consolidate
Watch this short film to find out more about Catapult's 3 step approach to learning
Developing 4 key areas
Building vocabulary, developing knowledge and understanding, improving reading habits and sustaining writing
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