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Subject Prefects
The 15 minute forum tonight was led by English teacher Jas Rose. When she was a student at a nearby school, Jas was a ‘Subject Prefect’ and thoroughly enjoyed it. So she has introduced it in the English department. … Continue reading
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Tagged student leadership, student led CPD, Student Voice, Subject Prefects
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Student Led CPD – The Big 4
Following on from this great bit of CPD last year, the 15 minute forum tonight was led by 6 members of our brilliant Student Leadership Team. Earlier in the week I had met and briefed them on what we as … Continue reading
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Tagged Challenge, Feedback, Independence, Questioning, student led CPD
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