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New Courses | Improving Outcomes in Geography & History

14/4/2021

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We are excited to be offering two brand new courses for the Exeter Consortium and  wider Teaching Schools South West membership during the  Summer 21 term.
On Monday 24th May, David Weatherly will be hosting an online 'Improving Outcomes in Geography: EYFS – Year 6' course.

Whilst on Friday 11th June, David will be hosting an online 'Improving Outcomes in History: EYFS – Year 6' course. Both sessions will run from 9.00am - 3.30pm.
Each day will focus on the key principles of designing and teaching a curriculum in Geography and History which is rigorous, fosters the development of young geographers/historians and which can be assessed in a practicable way. The sessions will be immersive and interactive with an emphasis throughout on reflective professional practice.
About the Trainer
David Weatherly is a freelance School Improvement Adviser and an accomplished teacher who works with hundreds of colleagues across the country and internationally each year. Whether delivering bespoke support in schools or at CPD events he always models practical and achievable approaches to improving engagement and outcomes for pupils. He is author of the award winning Primary Connected Geography and Primary Connected History schemes published by Harper Collins and he teaches at all stages of learning regularly.
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​Objectives - by the end of the day colleagues will:
  • Understand the key elements of planning a curriculum in History which is ambitious, knowledge rich and progressively more challenging in terms of subject outcomes EYFS – Year 6 – ‘intent’.
  • Have considered how most effectively to engage and inspire children as young historians through a pedagogy of enquiry – ‘implementation’.
  • Recognise how knowledge and understanding and skills acquisition in History can be assessed in a manageable way against expected levels of achievement and end points of learning – ‘impact’.
  • Having trialled learning enquiries in History which model and exemplify these key principles.
  • Be equipped as subject leaders to improve provision in their schools.
Cost: £65 per person for Teaching Schools South West members
Please note: The sessions will take place online, via Zoom with regular breaks throughout.
Improving Outcomes in Geography
Improving Outcomes in History
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