Glasgow sets reading age target for all primary pupils

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 7 Oct, 10:13 · Archive

Glasgow has set a target for all primary school children to reach a reading age of nine and a half by P7.

Glasgow's education authority has set a target for all primary school pupils to achieve a reading age of nine and a half by the end of primary seven, before they move to high school.

The attainment gap is higher among pupils with low attendance and children who are new to English.

How it is being reported

• Glasgow sets target for all primary pupils to reach reading age of 9½ by P7Glasgow’s education boss has set a target for all primary school kids to reach the reading age of nine and a half by P7.Glasgow Times · 7 Oct, 09:49
• Reading age target set for all Glasgow children to make sure kids can read before high schoolThe attainment gap is higher among pupils with low attendance and children who are new to EnglishGlasgow Live · 7 Oct, 07:14

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