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  • Planning a Cross-Curricular Task
  • Models for Planning Learning
  • Case Studies of Compelling Learning Experiences
  • Components for Learning
    • Learning Environment
    • Learning Events
    • Extended Hours
    • Learning Outside the classroom
    • Lessons
    • Locations
    • Routines
  • Learning Approaches
    • Varied and matched to learning need
    • Assessment is fit for purpose and integral to learning and teaching
    • Opportunities for Spiritual, Moral, Social, Cultural, Emotional, Intellectual and Physical development
    • In tune with Human Development
    • Assessment develops learners' self-esteem and commitment to their learning
    • Personalised learning offering challenge and support to enable all learners to make progress and achieve
    • Relevant, purposeful and for a range of audiences
    • Assessment uses a wide range of evidence to encourage learners to reflect on their own learning
    • Involve learners proactively in their own learning
    • Resource well matched to learning need
  • Whole Curriculum Dimensions
    • Identity and cultural diversity
    • Healthy Lifestyles
    • Community Participation
    • Enterprise
    • Global dimension & sustainable development
    • Technology and the media
    • Creativity and critical thinking
  • Statutory expectations
    • Links with the EYFS
    • Links with the Primary Curriculum
    • Links with the Secondary Curriculum
  • Evaluating Impact
    • Looks at the whole child e.g. curriculum aims, progress in skills, subjects and dimensions
    • Uses information intelligently to identify trends and clear goals for improvement
    • Uses 'critical friends' to offer insights and challenge assumptions
    • Uses a wide range of measures both qualitative and quantitative
    • Creates a continuous improvement cycle
    • Uses a variety of techniques to collect and analyse information
    • Chooses assessment fit for purpose
    • Involves the whole school community e.g. learners, parents, teachers, employers, governors
  • Accountability Measures to secure:
    • Attainment and improvement standards
    • Behaviour and attendance
    • Civic participation
    • Uses a wide range of measures both qualitative and quantitative
    • Healthy lifestyle choices
    • Further involvement in education, employment or training