1. In partnership with Global Learning Programme Wales Helping you plan for curriculum change and PISA 2018

2. © Crown Copyright 2013 PISA 2018 Student Assessment OECD are developing a framework for the measurement of global competence which will assess students’ awareness of the interconnected global world we live and work in and their ability to deal effectively with the resulting demands. The 2018 PISA assessments are expected to include elements of global competency skills and understanding. 1 The GLP-W helps pupils understand their role in an interdependent world, exploring ways they can make it more just and sustainable.

3. © Crown Copyright 2013 2 Donaldson: Successful Futures Recommendation 3: The purposes of the curriculum in Wales should be that children and young people develop as:  ambitious, capable learners, ready to learn throughout their lives  enterprising, creative contributors, ready to play a full part in life and work  ethical, informed citizens of Wales and the world  healthy, confident individuals, ready to lead fulfilling lives as valued members of society. The GLP-W focuses on developing pupils’ global knowledge, understanding and skills, and exploring values.

4. © Crown Copyright 2013 Areas of Learning 3 The Review affirms that subjects and disciplines should remain important but that these should be grouped within six Areas of Learning and Experience. Each of these Areas of Learning and Experience should include, where appropriate, both a Welsh dimension and an international perspective in line with the recommendations of the independent review of the Cwricwlwm Cymreig, history and the story of Wales. The GLP-W helps develop a whole-school approach to global learning, stressing opportunities for cross-curricular working.

5. © Crown Copyright 2013 Areas of Learning 4 Teachers should be able to help children and young people to make links across learning, bringing together different aspects to address important issues relating, for example, to citizenship, enterprise, financial capability and sustainability. The GLP-W curriculum framework supports schools by linking with and developing the seven ESDGC themes

6. © Crown Copyright 2013 5 The key to developing command of these skills lies not in repetition and drill for significant periods of time during the school day but in a sound understanding of their essential components supported by developmentally appropriate teaching and learning and rich contexts within which they can be reinforced, extended and applied. Without this, as one contributor remarked, ‘There is a real danger that we are teaching the mechanics of writing but giving the children nothing to write about’. GLP-W resources support literacy and numeracy development through a range of subjects and contexts.

7. © Crown Copyright 2013 Wider skills 6 The ‘wider skills’ in Wales comprise: critical thinking and problem solving critical thinking planning and organising creativity and innovation personal effectiveness The new Welsh Baccalaureate recognises the key roles which these skills have to play, particularly from an employment perspective, but there is a strong argument that they should be introduced at the beginning of a child’s education and developed throughout their time in school, rather than appearing when a young person is in Year 10. The Review proposes that wider skills should be addressed from the start of schooling in ways that recognise how children learn and develop.

8. © Crown Copyright 2013 7 ethical, informed citizens of Wales and the world

9. Strong emphasis on progression Good teaching and learning: sets tasks and selects resources that build on previous knowledge and experience and engage interest creates authentic contexts for learning 8 The GLP-W is based on a clear model of progression in global learning, from Foundation Phase to Key Stage 4.

10. And finally…...accountability systems should address the question: ‘How far is the school developing all of its children and young people as: ambitious, capable learners; enterprising, creative individuals; ethical, informed citizens of Wales and the world; and healthy, confident individuals?’ 9 The GLP-W is based on a school-to-school model of support, and self-evaluation linked to Estyn’s Common Inspection Framework.