Tonight’s 15 minute forum was led by Director of Humanities, Martyn Simmonds. Martyn has been thinking about how he can use the idea of ‘think hard’ questions, to stretch and challenge students with high starting points. When teaching these students, … Continue reading
We are talking a great deal about the importance of high expectations, challenge for all and effort, at our school at the moment. Rather than thinking about them in isolation though, we should probably be considering them as being very much … Continue reading
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