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Subject Leader Priorities
[speech_bubble type=”drop” subtype=”a” icon=”1.jpg” name=”Ben McMullen” ]Computing
- Being in line with the new curriculum.
- Half of all units to feature coding/programming.
- To develop computational thinking in pupils.
- (Using the Unplugged activities, etc.)
- To retain and build on existing ICT units.
- To have ICT enhancing lessons across the curriculum.
[/speech_bubble] [speech_bubble type=”drop” subtype=”b” icon=”1.jpg” name=”Gerry Johnson” ]DT
- To check we are in line with the new curriculum.
- To write new units based on new curriculum.
- To implement the new units in September 2015.
[/speech_bubble] [speech_bubble type=”drop” subtype=”a” icon=”1.jpg” name=”Dan Brown” ]Speaking and Listening
- Developing consistency of classroom displays. e.g. STAR, word thief, word of the day.
- To introduce debate to the school and lay foundations for future. e.g. Debate Mate, staff meeting in Summer term.
- Raise the profile of speaking throughout school. e.g Speaker of the week, Chatterfox day etc.
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- Update curriculum map in line with local SACRE.
- Develop units of work on Christianity for each year group to ensure progression.
- Train and support teachers to plan effective enquiry based lessons with a balance between AT1 and AT2.
- Support across two schools – Fox and Ashburnham.
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Handwriting & Presentation
- Train new staff – run TA and parent workshops.
- Manage handwriting intervention across the school
- Monitor handwriting across the school through book look.
- Raise profile of handwriting in the school.
[/speech_bubble] [speech_bubble type=”drop” subtype=”b” icon=”1.jpg” name=”Jemma Clarke” ]– Keep presentation of home learning consistent with that of school.
PSHE
- To ensure there is a high standard of PSHE being taught regularly across the school – teachers know what to be teaching when and where to go for resources.
- To have an up to date curriculum, that references SEAL and other schemes; has links across the curriculum, and ensures all objectives including SRE and DE are taught.
- To investigate effective modes of assessment for PSHE and find ways to evidence PSHE more effectively across the school.
[/speech_bubble] [speech_bubble type=”drop” subtype=”a” icon=”1.jpg” name=”tbc” ]Phonics
- In line with new curriculum
- All classes to be well resourced.
- All class phonics displays to be used effectively.
- Subject area to be organised and easy to navigate.
- All new staff and support staff to be given training and to feel confident to implement phonics teaching and learning across the curriculum.
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