Literacy Hub phonics progression

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Overview

The Literacy Hub phonics progression includes a sequence of letter–sound correspondences and phonics skills for development across Foundation to Year 2.

Who is this document for?

Foundation to Year 2 teachers; school leaders. 

What will you learn?

Why and how to use a phonics progression.

A suggested order for teaching letter–sound correspondences.

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Introduction to SSP video series 

View the five videos in this series, which outline the evidence base and key features of a systematic synthetic phonics approach. 

Phonics professional learning: getting started with a phonics progression

The Literacy Hub is providing free, online professional learning to support schools through each step of building a systematic synthetic phonics (SSP) approach for reading and spelling. This first topic in the series addresses phonics progressions and phonological awareness. 

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