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Lead Teacher’s ConferenceThursday 10th February 2011
Caroline Wreglesworth – Deputy Head Teacher
A,G & T TimelineA,G & T Timeline
The Challenge Award pilot projectChallenge Award July 2004Working group for NQS (IQS)Trialled CQSMinisterial Task ForceLeading Teacher trainingOutreach workStaff trainingInvolved in the publication:
‘Finding and Exploring Young Children’s Fascinations.’
ProceduresProcedures Policy and identification agreed
Parental nominations
Registers
Planning
Provision and evaluation
Tracking
Regular reviews
Impact on practiceImpact on practice
Staff training identified
Higher order questioning
Increased opportunities
Raised expectations
Inclusive approach
Resourcing – enhanced provision
Observations and interventions
Time to listenTime to listen“Is heaven above space?”
“How does a fly sit down?”
“If God made the world, what did he stand on?”
How is it that brown cows eat green grass and give white milk?
Open ended Open ended challengeschallenges
Can you find a way of cleaning dinosaur’s teeth?
“A man climbs the dinosaur’s back to its head, where hedangles food in front of its eyes to open its mouth. Another person on the house roof cleans the dinosaur’steeth with a brush. The person on the ground is puttingglue down to keep the dinosaur still. He is wearing a mask because the glue is poisonous.” (Age 6yrs)
Problem solvingProblem solving
Enhanced provisionEnhanced provisionThis may well take the form of an adult e.g. The lunchtime supervisor reading sharing books.
Team Team buildingbuilding
Master Master classesclasses
Professional’s supportProfessional’s support
Celebration’s Celebration’s assemblyassembly
Any out of school awards are celebrated in front of the whole school. Children listen and aspire to their peers achievements. Parents, coaches and tutors are invited to talk about their ‘clubs’.Children perform and with confidence. The numbers taking part has escalated.Academic successes are equally celebrated in a weekly Merit Assembly.
Benefits for childrenBenefits for childrenImproved behaviour
Confident and articulate
Engage and enjoy
Persistent
High self esteem
Curious and keen to explore
Aspire to peers
Independent learners