Partnership with Oxford University Press

Oxford University Press are excited to announce their Partnership with Teaching Schools South West, please read on to find out what this means for member schools…

• If groups of schools use or purchase from OUP you will benefit from preferential offers
• Access to our Oxford experts at your events – Ruth Miskin will be attending the Literacy Conference at Exeter Racecourse on the 29th November 2019 sponsored by Oxford University Press. Please link here to book: Literacy Conference SW 2019
• Dedicated Partnership Manager – Prem Hirani and OUP consultants supporting our Subject Leader meetings
• Opportunities to get involved with impact studies/new product free trials and much more…

​Below you will find two new resources OUP have launched for Primary schools, for more information and any questions you may have, please email: Prem.hirani@oup.com – Partnership Manager
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MathsBeat is a digitally-led resource, crafted by teachers who understand the challenges of teaching for mastery.
Resources are in one accessible place to give you flexibility and save you time.
Embedded professional development helps build subject knowledge and deepen understanding.
Closely matched to the National Curriculum, giving you confidence that everything you need is covered. MathsBeat from OUP

Maths expert, Mike Askew has recorded a 20-minute webinar on the research and thinking behind OUPs new digitally-led maths programme, MathsBeat, which they’ve created to tackle many of the issues teachers are having in today’s classroom, including heavy workload, managing mixed attainment classes and more... Mike Askew webinar
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Oxford National Curriculum Tests in association with Testbase, enable schools to accurately assess their pupils’ knowledge and application of NC content.
Developed by assessment experts, including National Test question writers, reviewers and curriculum advisers which will…

1. Monitor pupil progress (and check if children are on track to meet expectations)
2. Inform future teaching (by identifying areas for development or support)
3. Benchmark results (comparing performance with thousands of pupils nationally)

See what our colleagues at Teach Primary have to say… Teach Primary
 
Follow the link to download samples/order tests or request a visit from our team to review further… Oxford National Curriculum Tests website
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