Ignite English (KS3)
Linking KS3/11-14 English skills taught in the classroom to the real world and laying the foundation for GCSE
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These creative and flexible print and digital resources, from a trusted author team including Geoff Barton, aim to link the skills taught in the classroom to those needed in the real world. Accompanying film-based professional development (PD) units featuring Geoff Barton and Phil Jarrett offer support for the whole department.
- Thematically-linked, real-world based chapters make learning relevant for each student
- A flexible series, both digitally and on the page, which can be customized for your students
- Provides an effective transition between Years 6 and 7, and into GCSE
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Series contains:
3 Kerboodle: Resources and Assessments with teacher access to the Kerboodle Books
Student access to 3 Kerboodle Books
3 Student Books
3 Teacher Companions
Read moreWhat does Ignite English deliver?
Course guide
A guide showing how Ignite English delivers the KS3 National Curriculum
Curriculum planning
Course overview with Ignite Student Books 1, 2 and 3
Introducing Ignite English
Geoff Barton explains the rationale behind Ignite English
Course structure
An Ignite English component chart
Refresh - reignite - renew
Supporting teaching and learning
Find out how Ignite English supports you and your students throughout this period of change.
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