11th July: the impact of new GCSE science assessments
WE will be exploring the impact of the new science assessments and the implications for teaching and learning.
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5 things we learned and 5 top tips from WE’s SENDCo Summit NW
How is Whole Education working to build SEND communities of practice? We are working in partnership with Whole School SEND to support the work of their Regional SEND leaders and…
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‘Independent schools are shamelessly playing the system when it comes to exam grades’
– These words come from an article written for TES magazine by Whole Education’s Chair, Sir John Dunford Private schools need to come out of their privileged corner and work…
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Joy or Relief? Exploring experiences of the first round of GCSE (9-1) English and maths
– by Michelle North, OCR Head of Subject Advisors Teaching the first group through a new qualification is daunting. It can feel like you’re leading a class through dark and mysterious…
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Developing a curriculum that meets the needs of all young people, whilst making the most of the choices we have
An Education worth Having | Whole Education Curriculum Conference March 5th London Developing a curriculum that meets the needs of all young people, whilst making the most of the choices we…
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Whole Education Summer Conference and Celebration Dinner
Whole Education’s Summer Conference provided a day of innovation, inspiration and motivation for professionals looking to provide a ‘whole education’ so that students are prepared for life after the official…
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Whole Education visits Swavesey Village College
Whole Education continued its tour of innovative schools with a visit to Swavesey Village College near Cambridge. Before getting to the accolades, of which there are many, what was immediately…
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