Jolly Phonics Teaches the letter sounds in a fun, enjoyable multi-sensory way. The scheme uses visual, auditory and kinesthetic methods of teaching phonics. For example, the action for " n" is to put your arms out to be a "noisy aeroplane" saying "nnnnnnnn". This helps the children remember which sound is associated with which letter. It really leaves a lasting, deep impression on a child’s mind.
Oxford Reading Tree This is the most popular reading programme in UK schools at the moment. It is a well established scheme that makes learning to read fun. Children love the characters of Biff, Chip, Kipper and their dog Floppy. Children easily relate to the characters experiences. Key words (high frequency words) are repeated throughout the books and are introduced at each stage to build up a bank of sight vocabulary.
Library Non-fiction and fiction books topic related and free to lend.
Interactive Whiteboard Dynamic pupil interface energises and motivates learners. Touch sensitive whiteboard with all the power of a computer
Computer Internet access, Word, software and CD Roms
Educational DVD’s and videos Related to themes. BBC programmes such as The Magic Key
CD’s Songs and stories Musical Instruments Art Corner Modelling, painting, clay, sewing, etc Games, Puzzles and Puppets | 
