3 top tips for designing a broad and thought provoking primary school curriculum
Seamus Gibbons, Headteacher at Langford Primary School in Fulham on his top tips for Primary school's who are looking to redesign their curriculums.
Primary schools
Creating passionate readers: the Teacher Effect
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Claire Williams, Posted on:
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Inspiring teachers, Primary schools, Teacher Effect
Claire created a love of reading in her pupils by giving them ownership of their reading spaces. By finding books to suit their interests, the pupils enjoyed reading so much they chose it as their class treat. See Claire's story unfold.
Building confidence through dance: the Teacher Effect
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Lizzie Bulley, Posted on:
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Inspiring teachers, Primary schools, Teacher Effect
Teachers can make a real difference to pupils lives, inspiring beyond the classroom. Lizzie’s faith in one of her pupil’s ability to dance gave him a new-found confidence in his life at school and home. See how Lizzie's Teacher Effect story unfolds.
Discovering poetry through nature: the Teacher Effect
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Riley Stemp, Posted on:
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Inspiring teachers, Primary schools, Teacher Effect
Riley, moved by the work of poet Robert Macfarlane, took her Y6 writing class outside to create poems about nature. The children created such beautiful poems, they touched the heart of the very poet who inspired them. See Riley's story unfold.
Putting research at the heart of your school
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Peter Clarke and anishaw, Posted on:
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Primary schools, Professional Development
The Mead Academy Trust has put research and development at the very core of their work. They explain why research and development was chosen as a strategic priority and how it has been embedded across the alliance.