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The enhanced
Passport is now available for all registered practitioners. The Passport is an
e-portfolio hosted on the EWC website that supports practitioners in recording
and reflecting upon their professional learning through their careers. The Passport is owned by the practitioner and
it will be for individuals to determine with whom and how they share their
Passport.
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Response to Estyn’s
thematic review on moderation of teacher assessment at Key Stages 2 and 3:
a review of accuracy and consistency.
Digital Leads are
now available in your Regional Educational Consortia to support you with the adoption and use of the digital tools and
resources available through Hwb and Hwb+.
Some important changes regarding the Careers Wales
Destinations Survey for 2016/17 and to encourage your continued support in
delivering a high quality and comprehensive Common Area Prospectus (CAP) to
young people making learning choices in your area as part of the Youth
Engagement.
We want your views on draft criteria for the accreditation
of initial teacher education programmes in Wales and the proposals for
enhancing the functions and role of the Education Workforce Council.
Read the Education Secretary's Oral
Statement - The Initial Teacher Education Change Programme: Progress and Update
Are you ensuring the correct
safeguarding and qualification checks have been made in relation to the
employment of all supply teachers and supply support staff?
A free and confidential advice and support
service for children and young people, or those who care for them, if they feel
a child is being treated unfairly.
Date
for your diary! Welsh Government and Show Racism the Red Card FREE workshop
event (links below)
We
are calling all schools in Wales! Please take our short e-Safety survey and
share with us what e-Safety issues you are dealing with, what tools are you
using to support your e-Safety work, how are these tools helping you protect
children online.
This is your last reminder for Wales’ largest interactive
careers and skills event in Llandudno and Cardiff.
- Venue Cymru, Llandudno:
5 - 6 October
- Motorpoint Arena,
Cardiff: 12-13 October
Book your place now
13 October 2016, Cardiff City Stadium
This is the thirteenth issue in the
Ciwb series aimed at pupils in year 9. The theme of this article is "Welsh
- fun, festivals and work". This time you can read about "The
Urdd", "Shwmae Sumae" (also see below), "Working on TV" and much more.
Read and enjoy!
An opportunity for your school to have fun
and share ideas in Welsh.
So, how can your school take part? You can share your
school’s Shwmae Sumae day activities on Twitter or on Facebook. Need some Shwmae
Sumae inspiration, click here for some
ideas from 2013-2015 #shwmaesumae
Teach in Cardigan? Find out how Hwb can support your
teaching by attending our HwbMeet on 2 November
The latest resources on Hwb include:
Our Safer
Internet Day 2017 page is now up on Hwb! Check it out for information about
the date, next year's slogan and how you can get involved. We will shortly be
launching our Safer Internet Day competition too so watch this space.
Helping a generation
of young people to give their time
and talent to improve their community
The
First Give programme is offered to schools free of charge and
is fully funded by grant-making trusts
Qualifications
Wales has launched a consultation on the process for developing qualifications
in Health and Social Care (including childcare and playwork). This could potentially see only one approved
version of each qualification permitted for use on funded programmes of
learning in Wales.
Interested
parties are invited to feedback on the consultation document by 5 October 2016, 5pm.
Focus
on transition between primary and secondary science
Techniquest Glyndŵr has been awarded funding
from the Welsh Government to deliver a programme of sessions to better prepare
primary pupils for life in secondary school, focussing especially on the
transition between KS2 and KS3 science.
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Date:
14 November 2016
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Time:
14:30 -
17:00
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Venue:
Techniquest
Glyndŵr
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