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The Multi-Sensory Literacy (MSL) programme is a cumulative programme based on the well-founded Orton-Gillinham approach which also supports the systematic, synthetic teaching of phonics. The programme is designed for pupils with persistent and severe literacy difficulties and taught on a 1:1 basis in two 30-minutes session per week. The programme is cumulative and only includes information being taught or that has been taught - it does not presume prior learning.
We provide training for SENCOs and higher level support assistants (HLTAs) on how to deliver our cumulative multi-sensory intervention. The training comprises 5 half days and includes a range of interactive activities, video clips and lots of opportunities for discussion. Delegates will be provided with the necessary resources to deliver the programme.
Exemplar Lesson plans
Grapheme ai - Set 3
Lesson Plans
Alphabet Arc & Phonological Awareness
Letter Formation
Ideas to Introduce New Learning
General Resources/Activities
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