Becoming an outstanding school
BECOMING AN OUTSTANDING SCHOOL
OFSTED has recently published three key reportsbased on the inspections of OUTSTANDING schools. The reports reveal:
- How schools become outstanding
- How they remain outstanding
- What others can learn
Chris will analyse these three important reports for you.He will summarise each, evaluate the key findings and set out the significant implications for your school.
The reports are:
- Twenty Outstanding Primary Schools
This report examines a sample of 20 primary schools including infant and junior schools which have been identified in inspection as OUTSTANDING. The report shows what can be done when children are placed at the centre of teaching and learning. It identifies how schools can be successful in reducing the achievement gap between children from different backgrounds.
- Creative Approaches To Learning To Raise Standards
An Ofsted Report based on the inspection of 44 schools which successfully use creative approachesto improve teaching and learning. These schools use creative strategies to get pupils to ask questions independently, make connections between ideas, think creatively, challenge and participate effectively, and reflect on their learning.
- How Workforce Reform Has Made A Difference
This OFSTED REPORT shows how workforce reform has made a considerable difference to pupils’ learning and it reveals how some schools have used workforce reform to raise standards.
Leader: Chris Pickup
Course Fee: £160.00 plus VAT
Audience: Primary Heads, Leadership Teams, Governors
Tutor: Chris Pickup
Course Fee: £160.00 +VAT
Course Schedule
| Venue | Location | Date | Book a place |
| Mottram Hall | Cheshire | Thu Nov 11, 2010 | Book a place |
| Crowne Plaza | Liverpool | Tue Nov 16, 2010 | Book a place |
| Bellavista | Rochdale | Thu Nov 18, 2010 | Book a place |
