Webinars and Events

We offer a range of free and paid events throughout the year, from school visits to expert-led phonics training. Join a free session to refine your skills or explore paid opportunities for deeper learning. Find the right event to support your professional development and enhance your teaching.

Recorded Webinars

Science of Reading Webinar

The Science of Reading

In this webinar we deep dive into the theory behind the Science of Reading.

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Reaching Fluency Practical Strategies and Tools for Monitoring

Reaching Fluency: Strategies and Tools

Explore what reading fluency really means—and how to build it with practical strategies and progress-monitoring tools.

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Decodable Readers Demystified

Learn the fundamentals of using decodable readers with your students. Suitable for teachers and teaching assistants.

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What is Sounds-Write?

Join Sounds-Write trainer and guest, Hydeh Fayaz, the Deputy Head Teacher at St Matthews School in Birmingham.

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Phonics for Home Educators: February 25th 7pm AEDT

Phonics for Home Educators

Get practical tips to kick-start your child’s reading journey at home.With Sounds-Write trainer Jacinda Vaughan.

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Phonics for Home Educators: February 25th 7pm AEDT

What is Sounds-Write? Membership Edition

A comprehensive introduction to the Sounds-Write programme, approach and our membership.

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What is Sounds-Write?

Join us online to learn about Sounds-Write, a highly-effective method for teaching phonics to students of all ages.

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Moving Away from Decodable Readers

Moving Away from Decodable Readers

For students who are just beginning to learn to read, it is imperative that they practise reading with books that are consistent with their developing knowledge of the code and how the code works. These are often known as ‘phonically controlled texts’ or ‘decodable readers’.

Advice for New Sounds-Write Schools

Advice for New Sounds-Write Schools

In January 2023, Laura Walker, Sounds-Write Content Manager, spoke with Caroline Hardisty, one of Sounds-Write’s in-house trainers, for an episode of The Sounds-Write Podcast. Caroline gave advice for new Sounds-Write Practitioners, who are just beginning their Sounds-Write journeys.

Learning to read is vital: here’s why

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