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Latest school attendance - DfE
Senior mental health lead training
Foleshill Women's Training - support for women
Could we please ask you to take a few minutes to complete the following staffing information survey, this will help us with planning the support and monitoring of teacher assessment and test administration, particularly those who are new to administering end of key stage assessments.
2021/2022 Staffing information Key Stage 1
2021/2022 Staffing information Key Stage 2
Could we please ask you to complete the survey by the 18 February 2022.
Our interim ordering system will be going live next week 26 January.
If you would like to attend a 30 minute demo please contact ServicesForSchools@coventry.gov.uk to attend a 30 minute session to understand the new system.
These will take place Thursday 27 4pm, Friday 28 11am and Friday 28 2pm.
The Electoral Commission are hosting the first annual UK-wide Welcome to Your Vote week, from 24-30 January 2022, to help young people feel more confident and more prepared to head to the polling station when they are eligible to vote.
They are asking schools and youth groups to get involved with the week by using their impartial resources to share information about democracy and politics with young people and encourage them to register to vote.
Welcome to your vote | Electoral Commission
Cross Curricular Professional Development - Collaborative Teaching in Maths and Science
Secondary & Post 16 Newsletter January 2021
We are inviting primary schools in England to register to take part in Let’s Count! 2022, the Office for National Statistics primary education programme for Census 2021.
The programme is relaunching in preparation for the release of the Census 2021 first results in late spring 2022. There will be new lesson plans and resources for schools to use. Registration to take part in this year’s programme is free and opens up this week for all primary schools.
You may have already seen our local authority newsletter, this contains further details and links to the Let’s Count! website.
We’re inviting state funded primary schools in Coventry to take part in a study testing a new maths and science programme called ‘Stop and Think’. The study is being funded by the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) and will run during the next academic year (2022-2023).
Stop and Think is a software programme developed by neuroscientists at Birkbeck University which uses quizzes and games to help pupils learn counterintuitive concepts in science and maths. In a previous study, pupils who used the programme had higher attainment in science (+2 months progress) and in maths (+ 1 months progress).
Schools can sign up by emailing stopandthink@bi.team or booking in a call.
With some successes already behind me, I’m now ready to officially launch Skint2Mint, and I’d love to see you and your colleagues at the event on Tuesday 8 February. You’ll be joined by other supporters, teachers and head teachers, and my mentor Steve Hughes, CEO of Coventry Building Society. You’ll hear about my journey so far and how I’m planning to grow my organisation, bringing more essential financial education to children.
If you’re interested in attending, please rsvp by Tuesday 25 January to skint2mint@gmail.com when I’ll send you all the information you’ll need to know for the day.
To celebrate there being just 200 days until the International Children's Games comes to Coventry, the ICG team are really happy to announce that they will be launching an exciting competition for all school children in the city.
Further information will be sent to all schools on Monday 24 January regarding the competition that will run until February 18 2022.
In the meantime, head to the Coventry ICG 2022 website for more information on the Games, and please follow them on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram '@coventryicg2022'.
If you have any comments, please let us know by contacting lucy.lambert@coventry.gov.uk
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