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Getting to Grips with the Pupil Premium

Getting to Grips with the Pupil Premium is an eBook resource which enables you and your staff to identify who needs support, the nature of that support, to put interventions in place and evaluate their impact.

28 May 2013

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

SEN and Underachievement in Primary School

SEN and Underachievement in Primary School: Exploring the differences is an eBook which helps you identify pupils with SEN who are underachieving and help overcome barriers to learning.

7 May 2013

Boys and Underachievement in Primary Schools

Boys and Underachievement in Primary Schools is an eBook which can help you identify boys who are underachieving and help you remove barriers to learning.

7 May 2013

Providing alternative curriculum opportunities for students at risk of underachievement

As a small, rural school, Nidderdale High is probably more aware than many of the difficulties involved in keeping underachieving students engaged. Ian Simpson explains how they work with other providers to provide an appropriate curriculum for these pupils

13 Mar 2013

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Catch-up premium

Schools are given funding for Year 7 pupils who did not achieve level 4 in reading and/or maths on leaving primary school.

31 Jan 2013

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

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What can we learn from international best practice in G&T provision?

There are many problems with the way England’s education system impacts on its most able, says Ian Warwick – but copying more successful countries will not provide a silver bullet

14 Nov 2012

Gifted & Talented Hub

Can the use of data and testing identify potential in children?

Nobel Laureate Sir John Gurdon’s potential was overlooked when he was at school. Elizabeth Smith considers whether current testing methods and data could prevent the same thing happening today

11 Oct 2012

How the new Standards could help teachers spot future Nobel Laureates

Nobel Prize-winning scientist, Sir John Gurdon, this week recounted how he was ‘written off’ by a science teacher, nearly sixty years ago. John Viner thinks the new Standards and inspection framework will help today’s teachers to spot potential behind low attainment

10 Oct 2012

Bright disadvantaged pupils 'more than two years behind richer peers'

Research conducted by the Institute of Education has revealed a gap of two-and-a-half years between the brightest disadvantaged pupils and their better-off peers.

3 Jul 2012

Gifted & Talented Hub

Optimus Education

Underachievement

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Getting to Grips with the Pupil Premium

Teaching, Learning & Pastoral Hub

SEN and Underachievement in Primary School

Boys and Underachievement in Primary Schools

Providing alternative curriculum opportunities for students at risk of underachievement

Catch-up premium

What can we learn from international best practice in G&T provision?

Can the use of data and testing identify potential in children?

How the new Standards could help teachers spot future Nobel Laureates

Bright disadvantaged pupils 'more than two years behind richer peers'

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