CURRICULUM MEETING AGENDAS
All Curriculum Meetings are FREE!
All school staff welcome to attend
Here you will find agenda details of upcoming curriculum meetings. If you would like something specific covered in any of the subject areas, please get in touch: teachingschool@hampton-hargate.peterborough.sch.uk
Curriculum Meetings run from 4.00 pm until 5.30 pm.
Please click on a subject below to see the agenda.
ART - Hampton Hargate Primary School
AGENDA - 17.06.2020
AGENDA - 26.02.2020
AGENDA - 13.11.19
DESIGN & TECHNOLOGY - Orton Wistow Primary
AGENDA - 17.06.2020
AGENDA - 26.02.2020
AGENDA - 13.11.19
1. New framework from Ofsted
2. What does good subject leadership look like?
3. Schemes of work
4. Sharing Ideas and resources
EYFS - William Law CE Primary
AGENDA - 17.06.2020
AGENDA - 26.2.2020
AGENDA - 13.11.19
1. Tea/Coffee/Network:
Welcome and tour of our indoor and outdoor provision
2. What has gone really well so far?
3. Baseline Assessments
4. National and Local data update
5. Ofsted Revised Framework and policies
6. Next meeting – Ideas for next session
7. AOB
GEOGRAHY
We apologise that Geography is currently unavailable due to maternity leave. If you are interested in becoming an SLE in Geography, or any other subject, please contact us for more information.
HISTORY - Hampton Hargate Primary School
AGENDA: 17.06.2020
AGENDA: 26.02.2020
AGENDA: 13.11.19
MAGT (More able, gifted and talented)
AGENDA - 17.06.2020
AGENDA - 26.02.2020
AGENDA - 13.11.19
MATHS INTERVENTION (KS1) AND MATHS (KS2) - Hampton Hargate Primary
AGENDA - 17.06.2020
AGENDA - 26.02.20
AGENDA - 13.11.19
This will be a KS1 and KS2 shared meeting:
- KS1 focus: addition and subtraction; structures and representations
- KS2 focus: multiplication facts.
MUSIC - William Law CE Primary
AGENDA 12.2.2020
- Housekeeping
1) Apologies
2) Register - sign in with email to keep in touch
3) Housekeeping- Library books back and re-issued, email addresses please check and sign in
4) Evaluation at the end - Warm up: Billy the kid
- News: sharing news and research locally and nationally
- Deep Dive: Ready for Ofsted? Planning etc.
- Cumulative songs: a singing challenge
- Peterborough Music Hub – Kirsten Goldsthorp and Morag Richardson (share current local events and CPD/First Access provision, news about the Hubs work this term and future events).
- Singing with hand signs/Kodaly
- How can we use ipads in music lessons?
- Networking
- Evaluation
- AOB
Thank you all for supporting the curriculum meetings
AGENDA 13.11.19
1. Welcome to the termly co-ordinators meeting for the new academic year 2019-202. Housekeeping:
- Apologies for Summer 2019 cancellation
- Register - sign in with email to keep in touch
- Housekeeping- Library books back and re-issued, email addresses please check and sign in
- Evaluation at the end
3. Warm up - Beat goes on (from Music Expo) Focus on EYFS
4. New curriculum 2019 - Update and discussion - is there one?
5. Peterborough Music Hub – Kirsten Goldsthorp and Morag Richardson (share current local events and CPD/First Access provision, news about the Hubs work this term and future events).
6. Music ideas:
- The London Underground - An interesting rhythmic journey composition (could be altered and extended to your own setting or topic)
- Card games - A composition idea using playing cards (developing sound symbol relationship and composition)
- Discussion - What has gone well last year? What do we need to develop for the new academic year? How can we help each other?
- Networking Evaluation
AOB
Thank you all for supporting the network meeting
PE - Dogsthorpe Academy
AGENDA - 17.06.2020
AGENDA - 26.02.2020
AGENDA - 13.11.19
READING INTERVENTION & SEND - Hampton Hargate Primary
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AGENDA - 17.06.2020
Setting up a Reading Buddy Initiative
- Appointing a Reading Buddy Coordinator
- Promoting Reading Buddies and finding volunteers
- DBS checks
- Reading Buddy Workshop
- Maintaining ongoing communications with Reading Buddy volunteers
AGENDA - 26.02.2020
- So What? The Ofsted question. How do measure the impact of reading interventions for children below ‘Expected Standard’?
- Soft data
- ‘Invisible’ reading skills – small steps
- Models of teaching reading
- Training roundup
AGENDA - 13.11.19
1. What are the characteristics of dyslexia?
2. What does a dyslexic learner experience in the classroom?
3. Who is most at risk?
4. What skills does a specialist dyslexic programme develop?
5. What are the implications for classroom practice in:
- Reading
- Spelling
- Classroom Management
6. Dyslexia Friendly Schools
SCIENCE - Hampton Hargate Primary School
SEND - Hampton Hargate Primary School
AGENDA - 17.06.2020
DYSLEXIA: delivered by Dr Joanna Stanbridge, Senior Education Psychologist for Cognition and Learning
AGENDA - 26.02.2020
AUTISM: delivered by Dr Carla Stavrou
AGENDA - 13.11.19