Curriculum Intent, Implementation and Impact Statement

1 Date: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyTeal salmon buttyCurriculum Intent, Implementation and Impact StatementWe are trusted with Parents most precious treasure : 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyA developmental Continuum Task ManagersCurriculum DeliverersConcept / Skill builderNear beginning of careerTeachers can revert to thisInformed by experience as a pupilNext stage of developmentPrescribed curricula very dominant factorCan stick in this categoryProgressive in career developmentNeed iterative experiences / dialogueNeed access to multiple contested perspectivesDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon butty A set of common-sense actions that more effective teachers do resulting in students making more progress and achieving better results.

2 Date: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyTeal salmon buttyNew Inspection Framework September 2019 Outstanding schools will no longer be exempt from inspectionDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon butty leaders take on or construct a Curriculum that is ambitiousand designedto give all learners, particularly the most disadvantaged and those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) or high needs, the knowledge and cultural capital they need to succeed in life the provider s Curriculum is coherently planned and sequenced towards cumulatively sufficient knowledge and skillsfor future learning and employment the provider has the same academic, technical or vocational ambitions for almost all learners. Where this is not practical for example, for some learners with high levels of SEND its Curriculum is designed to be ambitious and to meet their needs learners study the full Curriculum .

3 Providers ensure this by teaching a full range of subjectsfor as long as possible, specialising only when necessaryIntentDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon butty teachers have good knowledge of the subject(s) and courses they teach. Leaders provide effective support for those teaching outside their main areas of expertise teachers present subject matter clearly, promoting appropriate discussion about the subject matter they are teaching. They check learners understanding systematically, identify misconceptions accurately and provide clear, direct feedback. In doing so, they respond and adapt their teaching as necessary, without unnecessarily elaborate or differentiated approaches. over the course of study, teaching is designed to help learners to remember in the long termthe content they have been taught and to integrate new knowledge into larger concepts.

4 Teachers and leaders use assessment well, for example to help learners embed and use knowledge fluently or to check understanding and inform teaching. Leaders understand the limitations of assessment and do not use it in a way that creates unnecessary burdens for staff or learners teachers create an environment that allows the learner to focus on learning. The resources and materials that teachers select in a way that does not create unnecessary workload for staff reflect the provider s ambitious intentions for the course of study and clearly support the intent of a coherently planned Curriculum , sequencedtowards cumulatively sufficient knowledge and skills for future learning and employment a rigorous approach to the teaching of reading develops learners confidence and enjoyment in reading. At the early stages of learning to read, reading materials are closely matched to learners phonics knowledgeImplementationDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon butty Learners develop detailed knowledge and skills across the Curriculum and, as a result, achieve well.

5 Where relevant, this is reflected in results from national tests and examinations that meet government expectations, or in the qualifications obtained learners are ready for the next stage of education, employment or training. Where relevant, they gain qualifications that allow them to go on to destinations that meet their interests, aspirations and the intention of their course of study. They read widely and often, with fluency and : 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon butty leaders focus on improving staff s subject, pedagogical and pedagogical content knowledge to enhance the teaching of the Curriculum and the appropriate use of assessment. The practice and subject knowledge of staff are built up and improve over & ManagementDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyTeal salmon buttyExceed Learning PartnershipCurriculum statementDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyEthos and ValuesAtExceedLearningPartnershipthecurr iculumisdesignedto: recognise children s prior learning provide first-hand learning experiences allow the children to develop interpersonal skills build resilience and become creative, critical thinkers.

6 Every child is recognised as a unique individual. ,knowledge, , : 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyWhen designing sequences of learning across the Curriculum , we use a teaching backwards approach. At the heart of teaching backwards is a thinking process that enables our teachers to plan and teach from a clear and well-defined destination. We believe that teaching backwards is a journey that starts with the end very clearly in mind. With this knowledge, our staff design learning that focuses on small steps of progression. The schemes of learning have been designed to identify the on-going assessment of knowledge (concepts) and skills. This will support teachers to design learning to ensure that pupils retain this and build upon their prior knowledge in order to apply independently to a range of design principles have been created to enable pupils to make deep connections between learning and understanding the world they live in, leading to pupils connecting taught knowledge and skills with agency and purpose.

7 We therefore ensure that learning is deep rather than shallow. Deep learning requires planning for and modelling behaviours and actions associated with: Deeper thinking Deeper purpose Active and collaborative engagement so that pupils meet the world but are not the centre of it. Curriculum Design PrinciplesDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyBasicAdvancingDeepList, Describe, Locate, Write, Find, State, Name, Follow, Complete, Recall, Ask, Use, Match, Report, Measure, Illustrate, Label, Recognise, Tell, Repeat, Arrange, Define, MemoriseApply, Solve, Explain, Classify, Infer, Categorise, Identify, Organise, Modify, Predict, Interpret, Summarise, Observe, Estimate, CompareThink, Explore, Challenge, Question, Select, Reason, Justify, Consider, Demonstrate, Innovate, Decide, Create, Reflect, Critically Evaluate, Plan, Judge, Test, Defend, Design, Build, Construct, InventWithin the teaching sequence, we plan and outline questions which support the domain of learning.

8 These verbs support this:Date: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyUnderstanding deep learning, means that teachers have to plan a range of learning opportunities for pupils to demonstrate their level of thinking and understanding. In order to support this development of Concepts and Skills builders we use Bloom s Taxonomy as a way of facilitating the appropriate levels of challenge and pitch. It is also providing a shared language to describe where a pupil is on the learning journey towards deep understanding of the concept or Deep : Blooms TaxonomyDr Jo Saxon explains it like this: Cognitively we can confirm understanding if something we know we have taught pupils, and we know they can recall, can be used by them in a different context from one they ve been explicitly taught. Dr Jo Saxon, Director of the Curriculum Centre, 2015 Date: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyDeepAdvancingBasicDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttyMetacognition plays a pivotal role within our teaching sequences through explaining and reasoning, thinking about evidence, evaluating and making judgements or decisions.

9 Through deeper thinking and reflection our pupils are able to make links between subject knowledge so that they are learning systematically. Teaching our pupils to reflect, explain, justify and question is key to lesson is integrated into our Curriculum design principles and a range of feedback types are provided throughout the sequences. We are developing the use of prompts to deepen connections with the learning and encourage pupils to respond to these to explain or reason their learning at a deeper research is a key driver to the development of our learning. We link directly with the DoncasterResearch School to support the development of our learning philosophy and ensure that we have Implementation processes to Impact on our practice. MetacognitionDate: 28/08/2019 ELP TrainingTeal salmon buttySkills for Empowering Learning , are broken up into five areas which need to be taught and nurtured across all areas and ages.

10 These can be viewed in each academy as the Learn to Learn skills. In Exceed Learning Partnership, we recognise that these need to be seen alongside basic expectations for oracybecause these are, in many ways, both the key to unlocking access to many of these areas of learning, and also central to developing the ability of learners to assimilate, enjoy, voice and reflect on their learning. The essence of theseoracyexpectations needs to pervade the climate of the classroom, teachers modelling and all areas of the Curriculum and academy life. Resilience Collaboration and Participation Thinking, Creativity and Motivation Inquisitive and investigation skills ReflectionIt is important to recognise that there are no programmes of study or National Curriculum objectives set against these is important to remember that learning behaviour is now very much under scrutiny and the assessment structure attempts to help you focus onlearning behaviours accordingly.