100 fiction books all children should read before leaving primary school
The National Association for the Teaching of English ran a survey to find teachers’ top 100 fiction books all children should read before leaving primary school. Here are the results:
“Staff have been fantastic. Especially in times of isolation and the understanding of situations and help and support they have offered.”
“I value the caring, nurturing nature of the staff.”
“Pupils are polite and chatty. They listen carefully and show respect to adults and each other.”
“Pupils are motivated and enjoy learning.”
“Thanks to all for keeping my son focused and happy at school.”
“Thank you so much for everything you have done, from teaching our children, to keeping them safe but also all the fun and laughter you have given them; every one of you is amazing!”
“Many pupils do special jobs, such as eco-warriors and reading ambassadors.”
“Keep up the outstanding work you are doing.”
“My child feels happy going to school everyday.”
“This is a happy, welcoming and inclusive school.”
“The school is a safe and friendly environment.”
“Those with particular talents, and pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), are nurtured to achieve their very best.”
“Pupils appreciate the many sporting activities, competitions and clubs on offer.”
“They get on well with each other and with the adults in school.”
“Children in the Reception class get off to a flying start. Children are learning and thriving.”
“The school is aware of diversity and additional needs.”
“I like the community environment; it feels very inclusive and all the teachers and staff are friendly and approachable.”
“You have given my daughter courage and her joy back. She is smiling at the start and end of every school day.”
“You make learning fun so the children are interested.”
“This is a school where pupils can learn without being disrupted by the behaviour of others.”
“Pupils feel safe and well cared for.”