Curriculum Manager
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 (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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SEAL can help young people develop values that will enable them to address challenges in life, says trainer, school improvement partner and former headteacher Jackie Beere
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Delivering different pathways within your core curriculum can enable pupils of varying abililties and skills to follow a personalised learning route, say deputy headteachers Paul Ainsworth and Josephine Smith
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NICE guidance advises that primary schools take a whole-school approach to children's emotional and social wellbeing. Raising Achievement Update has a look
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Mary Martin, deputy principal and director of training and research at Comberton Village College, Cambridge, describes how she monitors policy and promotes community cohesion in her school, by outlining a number of effective initiatives
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Gender equality is a complex issue for schools, writes Michele Paule, as she looks at the gender equality issues that schools and curriculum mangers have had to address since the gender equality duty
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Carol Hodge offers some ideas for activity based cross-curricular learning within an International Primary Curriculum (IPC)
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With the 2008 Olympics being based in China, many schools have been turning their attention to the country for inspiring lessons and lesson plans. Robert Sinclair offers some ideas
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Does two hours of PE a week really mean enough physical activity for children? Samantha Wilkinson discusses her research and findings
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