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Half-day online workshops:
history, maths, reading
Thursday 21 November 2024
What our delegates said last time…
“A very informative and useful workshop.”
“I loved the speakers, they were so engaging and supportive. I can't wait to attend further sessions.”
“There were plenty of practical activities and ideas which I will certainly bring into my own practice.”
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One-day online workshop:
English, maths, computing
Thursday 30 January 2025
What our delegates said last time…
“Informative and well prepared.”
“Really well organised, lovely speakers, nice to have people value your opinions, clear and concise.”
“There were plenty of ideas that I was able to see that we don't do a lot of. I liked the points for reflection and discussion.”
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Free for members / £100 for non-members
Member meetup: Creating effective learning environments in the EYFS and primary phases
22 November 2024 | Oxfordshire
This term’s meetup will explore robust strategies that, when embedded in daily classroom practice, can prevent the creation of future barriers to learning. Through the lens of “getting it right from the start”, we will consider the research on how we learn best, and the conditions for effective learning to take place.
Book by Friday 15th November
Register now
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FREE WEBINAR exclusively for NACE members
Thinking hard: developing cognitive challenge across the curriculum
4 December | 3.45 – 4.45pm
This free live webinar will explore practical approaches to get your learners “thinking hard” across a broad range of subject areas. Led by NACE Curriculum Adviser Emma Tibbitts, the session will introduce some of NACE’s new subject-specific resources, designed to help learners develop thinking skills and strategies relevant to particular fields of study.
Register now (login required)
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3 December 2024 | Oxfordshire
Details and registration
Following excellent feedback from last term’s one-day workshop for More Able Leads, we are re-running this course. Led by NACE Challenge and Curriculum Development Director Christabel Shepherd, this course is suitable for all those with responsibility for challenge and more able provision, supporting you to identify your own next steps to develop and embed an effective whole-school approach.
What our delegates said last time…
“Excellent day – informative, thought-provoking and inspiring.”
“I didn't have much of an idea of MA Lead before and I now feel well-equipped
– good amount of research and practical ideas shared. Space for questions and discussions was great.”
“Really informative and insightful. I now have a better idea of the role.
Delivery was brilliant and built on experience to give context.”
“I came with lots of doubts, I was worried about the role and responsibilities.
I am leaving with a clear perspective, lots of ideas and very excited.”
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Exam Nation by Sammy Wright
Despite the title, this book is not just about exams but raises questions about the overall state of the education system today. The Guardian review described it as “[a] journey through the history of English education, its relationship to class, and our exam culture [...] Peppered with anecdotes about young people he has met or taught in his 21-year career, it is rich in analysis of the current problem and in solutions, too.” A great reflective read.
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Curriculum and Assessment Review
Open for submissions until 22 November, the Curriculum and Assessment Review consultation presents a much-needed opportunity to interrogate the purposes of curriculum and 21st century schooling, the fitness of the current National Curriculum and potential reforms needed. NACE is calling for an approach which is holistic, vision- and evidence-led, and which makes the leaps needed to ensure all young people leave school equipped to realise their personal and professional aspirations, to contribute to shaping their own and others’ destinies in a more equitable and caring society, and to take on the unknown challenges which lie ahead.
Add your voice to ours: submit your response
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The Day
The Day turns the news into engaging content to develop critical thinking skills, oracy, digital literacy and real-world awareness. Join them on 20 November for a free CPD webinar on “Oracy Skills for a Brighter Future”.
Register here
NACE members can get a 10% discount on new subscriptions to The Day. For details of all current NACE member offers, log in to view our member offers page.
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