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Secondary Assembly: Advent – a time of waiting

The Christian period of Advent is the focus of this primary assembly, suitable for all religions, which then examines the emotions of anticipation, patience and excitement that come with waiting for a notable event

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Leadership vision: fact or fiction?

What is your vision for your school? Jane Golightly discusses the factors important in developing a real, responsive vision for your school, and explains how a clear vision can help to create a common purpose

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Christian assembly: Spread the good news!

Do you share good news as well as bad? This assembly encourages students to share good news as well as bad, using Saint Andrew as an example (Saint Andrew’s day is celebrated on November 30th)

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Primary Assembly: Around the World at 16

What does it mean to be alone; does it necessarily mean the same as lonely? This assembly considers the determination 16 year old Michael Perham will need when he sails around the world, and also explores why it can be difficult to be alone, away from family and friends

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Analysing data for school improvement - Birmingham

Using data effectively to set targets and raise achievement

Date: Wed 29th April 2009

Using data to target learner success

This case study showcases a school that uses management information systems (MIS) and data analysis to equip staff to take teaching and learning to the next level

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Management information systems can transform teaching and learning

Management information systems (MIS) and the analysis of data can lead to significant improvements in teaching and learning - as long as curriculum managers analyse and apply the findings effectively when considering pupil achievement, says Anthony Powell

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Promoting Community Cohesion

Develop a whole school approach and prepare for inspection of community cohesion

Date: Tue 24th March 2009

Secondary assembly: Only joking?

What sort of humour is acceptable and what might be seen as bullying or discrimination? This assembly by John Coutts considers the question in the light of a recent sporting event

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