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Tips, ideas and encouragement for Years 3-6

Find your next little step

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9 articles to explore
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Spelling

5 ways to build spelling confidence

Small, encouraging steps that help tricky words feel a little less tricky — and bring the confidence back.

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Parent Tips

Why short, regular lessons work

A little and often can go a long way. Find a calmer rhythm for English that fits real family life.

A boy writing in a notebook with colourful pencils nearby
Writing

Writing tips for Years 3-6

From talking through an idea to polishing one sentence, make the blank page a friendlier place to start.

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Spelling

Homophones made simple

There, their and they’re? Explore words that sound alike with meaning, pictures and a little play.

A father gently supporting his daughter as she writes
Writing

Helping a reluctant writer

Less pressure, more possibility. Gentle starting points for children who would rather do anything but write.

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A little encouragement from

Hi, I’m Liz.

[SAMPLE TEXT] I share practical ideas to help families make English learning a little calmer, more enjoyable and full of possibility.

One little step at a time.
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