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Katie Jenkins
Katie Jenkins is a key stage 1 reading and phonics lead and teacher.聽
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Why primary writing can鈥檛 be all about genre
It鈥檚 common to take a genre-driven approach to teaching writing at primary school, but this doesn鈥檛 work for all years, writes Katie Jenkins
Primary
25 November 2025
How to teach maths through continuous provision
Maths is a subject that lends itself to continuous provision, writes Katie Jenkins, who shares advice on how to meet curriculum objectives through play
Primary
24 October 2025
How to use continuous provision in Year 1
Schools are increasingly opting to use continuous provision beyond the early years, says KS1 lead Katie Jenkins, who shares her top tips for getting this approach right for Year 1
Early Years
26 August 2025
5 ways to learn through play beyond EYFS
Play provision has a place in primary schools beyond the early years, says Katie Jenkins. Here鈥檚 how to make it work
3 October 2020
Phonics screening check: 5 ways to reduce the stress
While the phonics screening check may be unwelcome, we still need to ensure our pupils are ready, says Katie Jenkins
22 September 2020
Coronavirus: How to keep an all-natural classroom clean
Natural products and plastic-free approaches are all the rage, but are they a Covid-19 risk? Katie Jenkins looks at how to keep your classroom calm and clean
5 September 2020