A free KS3 oracy scheme of work plus a complete, ready-to-teach intro lesson. See a full year of speaking-and-listening mapped to the four strands of the Oracy Skills Framework, and try Lesson 1 “What is oracy?” — full plan, deck and knowledge organiser — free. Get ahead of the 2028 statutory oracy framework.
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Planning your oracy provision for the new curriculum? Start here — free.
Oracy is going statutory (first teaching September 2028). This free download gives you two things to help you get ahead:

A complete KS3 oracy scheme of work — a year-long long-term plan showing all six Verity Oracy units and their 36 sessions, each mapped to a strand of the Oracy Skills Framework (Physical, Linguistic, Cognitive, Social & Emotional) and a talk type, so you can see exactly how whole-year coverage fits together.
A free, ready-to-teach intro lesson — “What is oracy?” — the complete first lesson from Unit 1: a full 50–60 minute lesson plan, its lesson deck, and the unit’s knowledge organiser. Pick it up and teach it tomorrow, no prep.

It’s a no-risk way to see the quality, structure and no-prep style of the full Verity Oracy scheme before you buy.
What’s inside

KS3 Oracy Scheme of Work / long-term plan (all six units at a glance)
“What is oracy?” full lesson plan (Unit 1, Session 1)
Matching lesson deck
Finding Your Voice knowledge organiser

Like it? The full scheme is available as six units (£6 each) or a full-year bundle (£30) — each unit with an assembly, six no-prep tutor sessions and six full lessons, all with decks.

Also included: Teacher Guide, dyslexia-friendly Knowledge Organiser, Pupil Oracy Log and a References & Acknowledgements page. Roles for every comfort level — no child is forced to solo, every child appears. The perfect end-of-year celebration of talk.

Aligned to the Oracy Skills Framework (Voice 21 & Oracy Cambridge, University of Cambridge; © Voice 21 and the University of Cambridge, 2018), an openly published framework. This resource draws on the Framework’s four strands but does not reproduce it. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or produced by Voice 21, the University of Cambridge or the DfE.