Scottish people- how is phonics taught in Scotland?

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Following on from the shaun the sheep thread.
In England, we used to use Letters and Sounds and now schoold use a variety of different schemes. All have standard pronunciation of phonemes as part of the scheme. Letters and sounds had adjustments for regional variations like flat vowels. Bath, grass etc

I am really interested in learning how it taught in Scotland. Do you have different schemes to England? Are the phonemes different to allow for rhoticity?

Slavs can manage it. Scots have an easier time than English students when it comes to learning to pronounce Russian.

@Talulahalula

Yes, that's because Hairy MacLarey is written by Lynley Dodd who is from New Zealand. The books are not written by a Scottish author.

Thanks for that info. I only bought one or two and didn't like them they just never sounded right to me

That makes sense, then. Thanks.