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Wales: Pupils’ reading standards ‘left to chance’ – claim

A report from school inspectors, Estyn, found a wide variation in reading skills of 10-14 year olds, but Cyfarthfa Park Primary School in Merthyr Tydfil was praised for its teaching.

Year 6 pupils take part in different reading activities, with and without teachers.

Oscar, 11, said he enjoyed reciprocal reading, where pupils take different roles in a group to build their comprehension.

“It gives us the chance to communicate better.”

“This is probably my favourite reading we do,” said 11-year-old Lloyd, and Nia, also 11, said her favourite books to read are “ones with pictures, but not too many”.


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