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Transforming lives through learningDocument title Edinburgh Learning Festival May 2015 The Broad General Education – From Good to Great Planning, documenting and communicating progress of a young person’s individual learning journey Carol McDonald HMI

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Have we realised our vision for the BGE? Is the design providing all children and young people with suitably challenging progression pathways?

Transforming lives through learningDocument title The Learning Journey in Scotland

Transforming lives through learningDocument title A look back A look in A look forward

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Increase pupil choice and reduce 5-14 overload (de-cluttering) More flexible curriculum with well- balanced core entitlements Simplify and reduce the amount of assessment and time spent on exams Create learning and teaching programmes that better meet learner needs Increase access to vocational qualifications and strengthen school/college/university links National Debate

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Our curriculum National Framework Education Act 2000 Children and Young People (Scotland) Act 2014 CfE - curriculum framework Local Framework City of Edinburgh framework Autonomy for schools GIRFEC, Languages 1 + 2, new qualifications, tackling bureaucracy, GTCS Standards, DYW, Inspection Advice Note

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Curriculum framework

Transforming lives through learningDocument title The curriculum CfE aims to achieve a transformation in education in Scotland by providing a coherent, more flexible and enriched curriculum from 3 – 18, firmly focussed on the needs of the child and young person and designed to enable them to develop the four capacities. The curriculum is the totality of experiences which are planned for children and young people through their education, wherever they are being educated.

Transforming lives through learningDocument title BGE – Scotland’s curriculum Our vision for young people’s learning What are we trying to achieve? Breadth Progression Challenge & enjoyment Depth Coherence Relevance Personalisation and choice.

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Transforming lives through learningDocument title Rationale for your curriculum What is the rationale for your curriculum? How has the rationale informed the design of the curriculum? Is there a shared understanding of, and commitment to, the rationale across the school and community? What are you trying to achieve through the curriculum design? To what extent are the courses and programmes across the curriculum in line with the rationale? Is the curriculum supporting all children and young people to progress across their learning and achieve as highly as possible?

Transforming lives through learningDocument title QI 5.1 The Curriculum Evaluating the curriculum rationale meeting the needs of young people progression literacy, numeracy, health and wellbeing assessment

Transforming lives through learningDocument title 13 Evaluating the Curriculum

Transforming lives through learningDocument title tracking and monitoring progress Why? What? Analysis and intervention to support every young person make the best possible progress based on a range of assessment evidence. Gathering of data at a school / faculty school level to inform improvements….to the curriculum…to progression pathways…to meeting the needs of all learners

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Inspection Advice Note Schools use a range of approaches to monitor and evaluate the impact of curriculum change in the BGE and the senior phase to inform on-going improvements to provision. Schools and other settings are further developing approaches to monitoring and tracking learners’ progress and achievement in the BGE to provide robust evidence of standards of achievement across all curriculum areas and trends over time…….

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Transforming lives through learningDocument title your school assessment strategy  Shared understanding of assessment in your school  purpose and principles  language of assessment and progress  professional discussions  with children and young people  range of assessment methods  arrangements for moderation  Valid; reliable; robust  arrangements for tracking and improving young people’s progress  reporting, recognising achievement, profiling

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Transforming lives through learningDocument title professional practice in assessing progress and achievement of a level within the broad general education progression in the significant aspects of learning in each curriculum area quality assurance and moderation activities and approaches to managing assessment Purpose of the Professional Learning Resource To support To support To support

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Curriculum Papers A description of the significant aspects of learning within that area of the curriculum Information on planning for progression through curriculum levels, using breadth challenge and application An outline of what breadth, challenge and application look like within the area of the curriculum

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Progression Frameworks Describes progression within the significant aspects of learning Identifies for each level a body of knowledge and understanding and related skills, as detailed in the experiences and outcomes

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Using data to support improvement Whole school level - internal SIMD profile - individual, cohort & whole school level Raising Attainment & Achievement -groups of learners e.g. ASN/LAC/SIMD/lowest attaining 20%/middle attaining 60%/highest attaining 20% “closing the gap” Predicted to actual attainment based on progression pathways in secondary course awards, units only, “by-pass”

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Supporting improvement What evidence do you have that school improvement policies and procedures have resulted in raised attainment and achievement? What evidence do you have of the extent to which the curriculum supports all young people to achieve as highly as they can?

Transforming lives through learningDocument title The learner at the culmination of the BGE? Does the curriculum design provide progression routes which enable all children and young people to achieve/ attain as highly as possible? the courses and programmes in the BGE from Knowledge, skills, attributes Readiness for next steps

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Future attributes Innovative and creative Able to cross boundaries Adaptable and flexible Analytical and critical Problem solving Self management Technologically literate Foresight: The World in 2020

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Leadership role of the head teacher The Head Teacher acts as the leading professional in a school and an officer of the local authority. The Head Teacher also plays a pivotal role within the broader children’s services network. Head teachers lead the whole school community in order to establish, sustain and enhance a positive ethos and culture of learning through which every learner is able to learn effectively and achieve their potential The Standards for Leadership and Management

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Building a culture of self-improvement within your school ‘Headteachers are accountable for ensuring that the context and culture is set for others to lead effectively and that there is a clear and agreed focus on self-evaluation and improvement.’ SCEL What is your role in mobilising, enabling and supporting others to develop and follow through on strategies for achieving change?

Transforming lives through learningDocument title BETTER LEARNING applied and developed flexibly in local contexts impact evaluated at multiple levels knowledge drawn out about ‘what works’ knowledge spread effectively to practitioners external research and intelligence The Virtuous Cycle of Improvement

Transforming lives through learningDocument title The vision Learners in Scotland will progress in one of the most effective education systems in the world, renowned for the ability of national and local partners to work flexibly together to achieve high quality and equitable outcomes for all

Transforming lives through learningDocument title School Improvement “ Each particular stage of the school improvement journey is associated with a unique set of interventions. This suggests that systems would do well to learn from those at a similar stage of the journey, rather than from those that are at significantly different levels of performance. It also shows that systems cannot continue to improve by simply doing more” How the World’s Most Improved School Systems Keep Getting Better, McKinsey, 2010

Transforming lives through learningDocument title School Improvement To change the school, change the everyday preoccupations Struggling schools talk about Coping and Administering Good schools talk about Teachers and about Teaching Great schools talk about Learners and about Learning World Class schools talk about Re-inventing

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Context is important Being successful in one context doesn’t guarantee success elsewhere. The same intervention may provide radically different outcomes at different points in a school’s journey..

Transforming lives through learningDocument title Next steps: Further consultation through conversation days and stakeholder meetings. No proposals will be published nor pilot conducted until the beginning of 2015 at the earliest. All decisions informed through discussion with external reference group of all key stakeholders. Planning for change over time, not a single large-scale change. How Good Is Our School? The Next Generation 2015 HGIOS 4 ??????

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