Early readers who need secure foundations
QFE supports children working through Phase 2-5 phonics, including learners who need more time, clearer repetition or a more structured route into reading.
Families We Support
A clear phonics route for families learning in different ways.
Quality First Education supports parents of early readers through live teacher-led programmes, one-to-one phonics assessment and structured home-learning workbooks.
Every family has a different starting point. Some want the routine and feedback of live teaching. Some need clarity about their child's phase. Others want focused practice they can use at home.
QFE keeps those choices straightforward, without suggesting that one format is right for every child.
Who we help
Support shaped around a child's starting point.
The current phonics offer is designed to be accessible to families who value structure, clarity and a supportive pace.
Home-educating families
Live online programmes provide a reliable teaching rhythm, while digital workbooks give families a purposeful way to practise and revisit phonics at home.
International families
Online delivery allows families outside the UK to review published UK class times and choose a cohort that works for their location and routine.
Children who benefit from calm structure
Short lessons, small groups and clear teaching routines can support children who find busy or less predictable learning environments difficult.
Choose a starting point
Use the support that fits what you know today.
You can move between assessment, live teaching and home practice as your child's needs become clearer.
Start with an assessment
Choose the £25 one-to-one phonics assessment when you are not sure which phase or resource is the best fit.
Book a phonics assessmentJoin live teacher-led learning
Compare current Phase 2-5 online programmes, published timetables, complete prices and available class times.
View live phonics programmesPractise phonics at home
Use a structured digital workbook for home practice, programme reinforcement or independent phonics activities.
Browse phonics workbooksA useful distinction
Workbooks support practice; live teaching provides direct guidance.
Digital workbooks can be used for independent or parent-supported phonics practice and to reinforce a programme. They do not provide the same live modelling, interaction or feedback as a teacher-led lesson.
If you are unsure which format or phase to choose, the one-to-one assessment is the clearest starting point.