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We support schools when English and literacy become a strategic risk.

This includes contexts where:

  • GCSE English outcomes are fragile or inconsistent

  • KS3 literacy gaps are limiting curriculum access

  • existing interventions lack coherence, impact or sustainability

  • capacity is stretched and specialist support is needed

Our work typically combines:

  • diagnostic analysis of English and literacy need

  • targeted intervention design

  • specialist delivery where outcomes are urgent

  • implementation support and evaluation to inform next steps

We do not offer generic programmes or one-size-fits-all solutions.
Our work is shaped around each school or trust’s context, priorities and capacity.

What We Do


Our work follows a clear, evidence-informed process:
Baseline
Diagnostic analysis of English and literacy need
Design and delivery
Targeted intervention, consultancy and implementation support
Reporting
Impact analysis to inform leadership decision-making and next steps
 
The balance between consultancy, intervention and delivery is determined by context - not by a fixed model.

How We Work

Route Education is led by experienced English and literacy specialists with backgrounds in:

  • curriculum design

  • intervention delivery

  • school improvement

  • leadership-level support

We combine deep subject knowledge with a clear understanding of how schools operate in practice.
Our focus is on:

  • clarity over complexity

  • substance over presentation

  • impact over ideology

Who We Are

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If you are reviewing GCSE English provision, planning literacy intervention, or seeking strategic support, we’re happy to talk through what would work best for your context.

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About Route Education

Route Education is a bespoke English and literacy consultancy specialising in GCSE English success and strategic literacy intervention.

We work nationally with schools, multi-academy trusts and local authorities to identify the barriers limiting pupil outcomes in English and literacy, and to design practical, evidence-informed responses that improve results.

Our work sits at the intersection of subject expertise, intervention design and implementation realism.

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