These exemplifications will help you to guide judgements and give you a specific example of what to expect from your pupils’ work when using Pathways to Write. This would be a great resource to have on hand for all teachers and would offer support when moving year group or for an ECT.
This product has been developed in response to requests from our Pathways to Write schools and our team have worked hard to bring this vision to light alongside practising teachers.
Each half term at least one piece of short writing has been chosen as well as the final piece of writing at the end of the unit. Each piece of writing within the sample is labelled to show application of Mastery keys; Gateway keys and spelling are listed below each piece of written work. The collection shows how a pupil progresses over the year and builds up their writing skills to finally achieve expected standard in writing at the end of the year.
In addition to the assessment materials, we have created ‘Pathway’ documents to support staff with ‘what does writing throughout a unit look like’. This Y4 resource will show how teachers have interpreted the Pathways to Write units. These materials will support a range of teachers: those new to school, ECTs, teachers changing year groups. They will support with common questions: How much should pupils be writing? What should pupils record? How long should the Writeaway be? What would it look like? To see a sample of a Pathways to Write exemplification and ‘Pathways’ please see here.
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Pathways to Write – Exemplification Materials: Greater Depth – Y4 is available here.
All resources will be received via electronic download. Access to the platform is not included in this purchase.
This resource is included in the Standard, Premium and Premium+ platform membership. If you are an existing Pathways Write school and wish to order any additional resources, please follow this link to find out about our upgrade options.
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