Bedrock Learning
Rachel Courtney

Lead teacher of Literacy

Used Bedrock Learning daily for 3-4 years

Oct 2022

I think Bedrock is a really useful tool to improve vocabulary but it is difficult to monitor and assess progress holistically as part of curriculum. It is also expensive so I would recommend depending on the needs and context of the school but I am in agreement that it is a very useful too when implemented well.

Rachel Courtney found Bedrock Learning:
  • Slightly reduces teacher workload
    Increase on teacher workload through having to check for homework + give consequences but reduces workload in teaching new vocabulary in lessons to make more time for curriculum content.
  • Significantly reduces attainment gap
  • Slightly improves school processes
  • Significantly improves attainment
    Students are able to understand and decode more complex texts in lessons, which increases attainment. Students also gain a breadth of knowledge and cultural capital through the text types they read.
  • Moderately builds student knowledge
    Mythology - students often gain an understanding of key myths using bedrock before studying this in lesson
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