The conference on 30 March, 10am - 1pm, hosted by The Music Works is about real-world, peer-to-peer collaborative support; a sounding board to explore the barriers faced around school-based music on a day-to-day basis. Entry is free but spaces are limited so please register your place. To find our more, please visit the Bulletin Board at the above link.
The Standards and Testing Agency (STA) has published guidance on how to submit details of pupils who are eligible for KS2 national curriculum tests in 2022. Pupil registration opened on the Primary Assessment Gateway on Monday 14 February. The STA has also produced a video demonstrating how to complete pupil registration. Further information is available on the Bulletin Board at the above link.
The spring Attendance Network meetings for this academic year are taking place in March. There are three virtual meetings for primary schools and academies and a dedicated morning for secondary schools, academies, special schools and alternative provision schools. Further information is available on the Bulletin Board at the above link. Please book your places by Monday 28 February.
Following his well-received webinar that explored the development of a well sequenced curriculum intent, David Shears will be leading a follow up session that will focus upon implementation and how the curriculum is taught at subject and classroom level. Suitable for all primary leaders across the school, the session will take place on 10 March, 3.30-4.45pm. Further details are available on the Bulletin Board at the above link.
Led by Gloucestershire Healthy Living and Learning (GHLL) Primary teachers, this session will introduce the e-Bug resources which can be used to support students in primary education to learn about microbes, infection prevention and control, antibiotics, and vaccination. e-Bug is a progressive resource which you can use from EYFS through to Key Stage One and Two. Please see the Bulletin Board at the above link for additional information.
The annual Gloucestershire Primary RE conference is taking place in-person this year, at Puckrup Hall. Sessions include: Ofsted deep dives; ‘ways of knowing’ in RE; good learning in RE with 4-7s; RE in small schools; teaching about Muslims etc. Discount rate for two teachers from the same school. Full details and booking form are available on the Bulletin Board at the above link.
Brake, the road safety charity, is delighted to announce the return of its road safety campaign Brake’s Kids Walk. To find out more visit the Bulletin Board at the above link.
