EQUALS Semi-formal SLD Curriculum
Schemes of Work (SoW) – Twilight Workshops
Course Profile
With the Rochford Review confirming that ‘schools already have the freedom to use any curriculum they feel is appropriate for the needs and requirements of pupils’ who are not engaged in ‘subject specific learning’, we seek to explore:
- What does subject specific learning mean?
- Who might be involved in subject specific learning and who might not?
- What kind of curriculum makes sense for learners with SLD who will only ever be able to succeed (at the very best) up to the very beginnings of the National Curriculum?
- What kind of curriculum model can enable those with SLD to be the very best that they can be and to do the very best that they can do, irrespective of their level of learning difficulty?
We seem to be in a position of much greater flexibility than we have been for a very long time which makes for extremely exciting and interesting times in curriculum development!
Below is a short video of just over 11 mins by Peter Imray; our Director of Developments.
Peter Imray talks about our brand new Semi-Formal (SLD) Curriculum.
To learn more please click here
During 2018
EQUALS successfully delivered
twilight workshops at:
- Hadrian School, Newcastle
- Priory Woods School, Middlesbrough
- Bennerely Fields School, Derbyshire
- John F Kennedy School, London
- Swiss Cottage School, London
- Threeeways School, Bath.
- Wilson Stuart School, Birmingham.
- Oak Grove College, Worthing.
- St Ann’s School, London.
- Melland High School, Manchester.
Costs for the twilight workshops were:
Only £19 per delegate for EQUALS Members
More workshops are currently being planned for other areas of the UK.
Further training will also be provided for other topics, at some of the schools listed above.
If your school is interested in attending
a twilight training workshop please
email admin@equalsoffice.co.uk
