English // Grammar & Punctuation
Bullet Point Punctuation
Punctuate bullet points consistently to list information clearly, applying conventions for capitalisation, end punctuation, and parallel structure across items
Quick check
When the learner uses bullet points to list information — like in a school project — are all the bullets punctuated the same way, with matching capitalisation and consistent end punctuation?
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Topic // Mastery
What mastery looks like
- Create bullet point lists with consistent capitalisation and punctuation throughout
- Use full stops for bullet points that are complete sentences and no punctuation for fragments
- Maintain parallel grammatical structure across all items in a bulleted list
Topic // Map
Where this fits
- RequiredMust come first
- HelpfulHelps, but not essential
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2 topics- Commas in listsRequired
Grammar & Punctuation // Ages 6 to 11
Punctuating bullet-pointed lists builds on the comma conventions for separating listed items within a sentence
Grammar & Punctuation // Ages 10 to 11
Bullet point punctuation relates to list formatting
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Bullet Point Punctuation
Ages 10 to 11 // Method
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Topic // Standards
Curriculum standards
- The national curriculum in England: Key stages 1 and 2 framework document
- Eng.App2.Y6.Punc.3Eng.UKS2.Write.VGP.2f
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