At our INSET today, we had two sessions that were a good measure of how we are doing as a school, in terms of becoming evidence informed. Firstly, our three staff who have been carrying out a Practitioner Research Project … Continue reading
Today saw the third meeting of the EduBook Club – a summary of the other meetings can be viewed here. As the meetings have progressed, there has been a subtle shift in the focus. In the first meeting, it seemed … Continue reading
Today saw the second EduBook club meeting at DHS, led by Andy Tharby. All classroom based staff were bought a book in September, from the selection above. They then meet to discuss the book they have chosen, during INSET days. An account … Continue reading
The problem with writing a book, is that as soon as you have finished, you think of other things to include. This is the case with ‘Perfect Teacher Led CPD’ and hence the reason for this post. Last week we appointed … Continue reading
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