Developing and running alternative provision for at-risk students on an LA-wide basis

Churchill Community College was asked to run an alternative curriculum programme for students in North Tyneside who are at risk of permanent exclusion. Manager Philip Kemp explains how the scheme succeeds in getting them back on track

22 May 2013

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

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Current National Curriculum to be 'disapplied'

The DfE has announced that elements of the current National Curriculum will be disapplied from September.

21 May 2013

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Creating a robust computing and ICT curriculum

Staff at Highcliffe School wanted to give students access to high-quality computing and ICT at all key stages. Mark Mortell explains how they set and achieved their goals

15 May 2013

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

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NC 2014 – the challenge for the small school

The implications of implementing the draft curriculum are not the same for everyone. Neil Short considers how it looks from the small school perspective

14 May 2013

Leadership & Governance Hub

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The new history curriculum: opportunity and challenge for G&T provision at primary level

Michael Gove’s new primary history curriculum may be controversial, but it offers opportunities for gifted and talented pupils to embrace historical understanding and develop their learning skills, explains Steve Mynard

14 May 2013

Gifted & Talented Hub

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Refreshing and renewing: the future for RE

While the attention has been on the draft curriculum, RE has been the focus of some discussion too. Hazel Henson suggests how to develop your RE

13 May 2013

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Helping colleagues to improve their use of feedback

Marking is often the focus for assessment policies, but using other types of feedback will benefit your pupils and strengthen your subject teams, as John Blanchard explains

9 May 2013

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New curriculum, PRP and exam changes mentioned in Queen’s Speech

In her speech marking the State Opening of Parliament on Wednesday 8 May, the Queen referred to plans to introduce a new National Curriuclum, restructure the way in which teachers are given pay rises, and reform exams.

9 May 2013

Leadership & Governance Hub

The best that has been thought and said? England’s proposed National Curriculum

As we wait for the consultation response, we’re giving the final comment on the draft curriculum to Professor Dominic Wyse at the Institute of Education

9 May 2013

Leadership & Governance Hub

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Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

Packed full of innovative and practical ideas for the classroom and curriculum, the Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub helps you to achieve or maintain outstanding teaching and learning across the school – plus supplying you with guidance and support for wellbeing and behaviour.

9 May 2013

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Developing and running alternative provision for at-risk students on an LA-wide basis

Current National Curriculum to be 'disapplied'

Creating a robust computing and ICT curriculum

NC 2014 – the challenge for the small school

The new history curriculum: opportunity and challenge for G&T provision at primary level

Refreshing and renewing: the future for RE

Helping colleagues to improve their use of feedback

New curriculum, PRP and exam changes mentioned in Queen’s Speech

The best that has been thought and said? England’s proposed National Curriculum

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