These surgeries provide an opportunity for Y2 teachers to discuss any pupils they would like support to assess in reading, writing and maths. Teachers can bring along children’s evidence and work alongside a member of the LA moderation team who will provide advice and guidance including:

• Knowledge of national standards
• Borderline judgements and how to make these
• Use of exemplification materials
• Identifying learning required to meet a standard or gaps to fill to move to the next standard
• Activities to support further learn ...

These surgeries provide an opportunity for Y2 teachers to discuss any pupils they would like support to assess in reading, writing and maths. Teachers can bring along children’s evidence and work alongside a member of the LA moderation team who will provide advice and guidance including:

• Knowledge of national standards
• Borderline judgements and how to make these
• Use of exemplification materials
• Identifying learning required to meet a standard or gaps to fill to move to the next standard
• Activities to support further learn ...

This course takes an introductory look at how some autistic children and young people can present with severe anxiety, demand avoidance and distressed behaviours. It is appropriate for any colleague who is interested in autism.

We will consider how and why demand avoidance occurs in autism and ways in which to support these pupils to de-escalate and reduce their anxiety. 

This course is suitable for colleagues working with children and young people aged 5 – 25. 

Training will be delivered online over a one hour session. . 

This autism tra ...

Many schools find developing consistency in assessment for non-reporting year groups a challenge. Knowing what age-related expectations look like in practice; understanding how this can differ at the higher and lower end and making accurate judgements can be difficult. In addition, developing a secure evidence base and knowing how to support children in applying grammatical skills effectively pose additional challenges.

This course focuses on supporting delegates to form accurate judgments. Working collabratively and using writing from their own schools, colleagues will be supported ...

“…we are concerned with the impact remote learning is having on English teaching, particularly on those students who require targeted writing support. There are limits to how extended writing can be sustained under distant conditions.” Jonathan Morgan, Director, NATE

Writing is complex and feedback from many primary schools is that remote learning is having a particularly challenging impact on the quality and quantity of children’s writing. To help address this, we devised a writing project, commissioned by Andrew Best, Strategic Lead of Education, ...

REPEATED DUE TO DEMAND!

Turning on the television during this unusual time, you cannot escape the constant chatter of specialists and MPs at work. To be successful professionals, they are required to deliberate, debate, discuss and hopefully listen. Talk is valued - what they say and how they say it matters.

But can the same be said of talk in schools? How much do we care about the development of pupils’ speaking skills compared to the taught and tested reading, writing and maths?  Spoken communication is vital but it is often overlooked and undervalued in our edu ...

Many schools find developing consistency in assessment for non-reporting year groups a challenge. Knowing what age-related expectations look like in practice; understanding how this can differ at the higher and lower end and making accurate judgements can be difficult. In addition, developing a secure evidence base and knowing how to support children in applying grammatical skills effectively pose additional challenges.

This course focuses on supporting delegates to form accurate judgments. Working collabratively and using writing from their own schools, colleagues will be supported ...

Many schools find developing consistency in assessment for non-reporting year groups a challenge. Knowing what age-related expectations look like in practice; understanding how this can differ at the higher and lower end and making accurate judgements can be difficult. In addition, developing a secure evidence base and knowing how to support children in applying grammatical skills effectively pose additional challenges.

This course focuses on supporting delegates to form accurate judgments. Working collabratively and using writing from their own schools, colleagues will be supported ...

The nationally established Emotional Literacy Support Assistant (ELSA) course trains skilled teaching assistants to deliver interventions for emotionally vulnerable pupils. Trainee ELSAs attend 6 full training days and subsequently carry out supervised practice over the course of the year leading to ELSA certification. It is also a pre-requisite that ELSA line managers attend a 1 ½ hour MS Teams twilight session following Day 1 of the course.

The cost for this course is £585 per delegate, which includes six full days training, four subsequent supervision sessions, the p ...

Getting on top of multiplication, division and times tables: ideas, inspiration and resources for improving the teaching and learning of times tables, multiplication and division.
This course is part of a series but can be attended as stand alone.
This session focuses on developing efficient strategies for teaching rote recall of number facts: what every teacher should know to make fluency in times table facts achievable for all.
Maggie Steel is an experienced Hub trainer who is working with Boolean, SHaW, London Central and West and Mobius Maths Hubs.
She has a partic ...