Our KS2 SPaG scheme provides ready-to-use spelling, punctuation and grammar lessons for Years 3 to 6, carefully aligned with the DfE’s English Appendix 2: Vocabulary, Grammar and Punctuation. Designed to support whole-school progression, this structured programme helps teachers deliver consistent, engaging SPaG lessons across Key Stage 2, while building the knowledge pupils need for end of Key Stage 2 expectations, including the Year 6 GPS SATs.
Each termly block includes clearly sequenced lessons focusing on a single small step, enabling pupils to secure key grammar concepts and apply them in context. With interactive slides, differentiated worksheets and practical tasks, our resources make it easy to embed SPaG into your daily teaching and revisit key areas in the lead-up to SATs.
Whether you’re looking for support with KS2 grammar progression, punctuation practice or spelling rules, our SPaG scheme ensures full curriculum coverage with minimal planning required.
This scheme can also be used flexibly for home education.Download your free year 3 SPaG progression document. Access our SPaG assessment resources.
Download your free year 4 SPaG progression document. Access our SPaG assessment resources.
Download your free year 5 SPaG progression document. Access our SPaG assessment resources.
Download your free year 6 SPaG progression document. Access our SPaG assessment resources.
This KS2 SPaG scheme of work is designed to save teachers time while delivering full coverage of the Key Stage 2 English National Curriculum. With clearly sequenced lessons and a consistent small-step approach, it supports strong grammar progression across Years 3 to 6 and helps pupils build the knowledge needed for end of Key Stage 2 expectations, including the Year 6 GPS SATs.
Our KS2 grammar and punctuation resources are practical, interactive and easy to differentiate. Each lesson includes interactive slides, structured activities and differentiated worksheets to support all pupils in understanding and applying grammar concepts in context.
Grammar in KS2 can often feel disconnected from writing, but our scheme takes a different approach. Using clear models, visual support and carefully structured steps, pupils develop confidence in key areas such as sentence structure, punctuation, word classes and verb forms.
Teaching grammar and punctuation in Key Stage 2 doesn’t need to feel overwhelming. Whether you’re introducing new concepts or revisiting prior learning, our KS2 grammar lessons make it easy to teach with clarity and consistency. Lessons also work well for short revision sessions, helping teachers revisit key concepts in the lead-up to SATs without adding extra planning.
The scheme also includes spelling rules for Years 3 to 6, grammar activities and writing-based tasks that support the wider English curriculum. By linking SPaG directly to writing, pupils are better able to apply their knowledge independently and meet curriculum expectations.
Yes – the scheme follows the grammar, punctuation and spelling objectives from the DfE’s English Appendix 2, ensuring full coverage across Years 3 to 6 and supporting clear progression towards end of Key Stage 2 expectations.
Each lesson includes an interactive presentation, a structured activity and a differentiated worksheet. You’ll also find grammar games and spelling tasks designed to support learning across Key Stage 2.
The scheme is designed as a progressive sequence, with each lesson building on prior knowledge. While lessons can be used flexibly for revision, teaching in order is recommended to support strong SPaG progression.
Yes – all activities and worksheets are differentiated to support a range of abilities. Lessons also include visual models and structured support to help all pupils access the learning.
Yes – spelling is built into the scheme, with rule-based lessons and activities covering key patterns and statutory words from Years 3 to 6.
Yes – the scheme builds the knowledge and understanding pupils need for the KS2 GPS SATs over time. By Year 6, pupils have developed a secure understanding of sentence structure, punctuation, word classes and verb forms, and are familiar with the types of questions they will encounter in the SATs paper.
