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1 Making the Bristol Primary Teaching School Alliance work for your school.

2 Agenda A brief introduction to Teaching Schools and to the Teaching School Alliance – context and role Current priorities How to get involved/next steps Questions

3 Teaching Schools and the Alliance

4 Current Priorities School to school support – through the appointment and deployment of Specialist Leaders of Education (SLE) Supporting the development of teaching and learning – through CPD provision and SLE work Targeted areas of priority i.e. SEN support and provision within mainstream; Pupil Premium and closing the gap; boys reading; higher order reading development Supporting leadership development – NPQML/NPQSL; LLE and NLE work ITE including new ways of shaping ITE

5 The SLE role – school to school support

6 Supporting teaching and learning Outstanding Teacher Programmes SLE work in schools CPD: 1.Maths courses 2.English focus on new curriculum and next year focus on higher order thinking for comprehension 3.LSA subject knowledge 4.Subject leadership 5.Coaching

7 Targeted areas of priority SEN support and provision (Emma) Boys reading project Closing the gap – seed funded group and conference (7 th July) Updates – New National Standards for Excellence Higher order reading Phonics bid

8 Supporting leadership SLE role in supporting middle leaders Coordinating and now recruiting LLEs across the city NPQML NPQSL

9 Developing models of ITT School Direct (PGCE route) School Direct (salaried) Alternative ways of working – the challenging schools project

10 Other developments Brilliant Bristol UKLA Book Awards – teacher panels to be drawn from Bristol for 2015/16: Teaching School has been asked to lead this. Recruiting now! Gill Lewis, author of Sky Hawk and Scarlett Ibis to work with 400 Bristol children – recruiting now!

11 Next steps The Alliance as: An umbrella A hub A funnel Time to talk and questions 1.What are your unanswered questions? 2.How would you like to be involved (if at all)? 3.How would you like to shape the Alliance – what are your priorities that should be reflected in the Alliance work?


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