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Online CPD for teachers
Online CPD for Teachers with a twist – building powerful coaching conversations

Online CPD for Teachers with a twist – building powerful coaching conversations

Online CPD for teachers with a twist Read on to find out about our offer of a free coaching session with each course you buy Creating the right online CPD for for leaders, teachers and support staff has been a mission here at Learning Cultures for some time now....

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Curriculum parity for pupils with SEND- Creating depth and breadth across all learning

Curriculum parity for pupils with SEND- Creating depth and breadth across all learning

Curriculum parity for all pupils with SEND whatever their starting point is what Ofsted are looking for as a fundamental element in their quest to see schools provide equality of opportunity for all pupils. Ofsted recent review of the SEND Research and Analysis:...

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Creating a Learning Culture
What is a Learning Culture in your School? 10 strategies that shape excellence and continuous improvement

What is a Learning Culture in your School? 10 strategies that shape excellence and continuous improvement

What is a Learning Culture in your school? Learning Cultures is the name of our company because we believe that where learning is the priority, the absolute goal and the passion that fosters excellence, positive change happens. Everything we do is driven by our own...

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sequencing science
Sequencing the Science Curriculum – evidence and best practice in the primary phase and KS3

Sequencing the Science Curriculum – evidence and best practice in the primary phase and KS3

Sequencing the Science Curriculum– evidence and best practice in the primary phase and KS3 By Glynis Frater February 3, 2023 Sequencing the science curriculum so that pupils build on their conceptual learning over time is so important. Science is such a pivotal...

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