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This webinar will provide senior leaders, headteachers and all school staff with an understanding of the principles and good practice which schools should employ in order to fulfil their DfE expectations with regards to remote education.
The DfE’s 'Guidance for Full Opening’ places an ongoing expectation on schools to provide immediate remote education, should pupils need to isolate or be required to stay at home.
All schools should use the DfE ‘Guidance: Remote Education Good Practice’ to develop their remote education contingency plans. The guidance focuses on best practice methods of curriculum delivery and offers practical advice on how they can implement high-quality remote education.
In this webinar, John Rees, an experienced teacher, trainer and consultant with more than 25 years educational leadership experience, provides an overview of the DfE’s guidance on remote education good practice to help schools deliver effective remote teaching, overcome challenges and support continuous learning.
Identifying the principles of good teaching which can be replicated in virtual classrooms, and the actions schools can take to overcome challenges associated with remote delivery.
Understanding the DfE’s guidance on remote education good practice in the context of wider government expectations.
Recognising the key elements in developing effective remote education, including interactive platforms, continuing the curriculum, technology training and communication.
Identifying and being able to pre-empt common issues regarding remote provision, including lack of devices, submitting work, keeping pupils engaged and assessing progress.
Understanding where to access online teaching resources to aid curriculum delivery, with a short presentation by the DfE-approved remote learning provider, Oak National Academy.
This webinar will provide headteachers, curriculum leads, subject leaders, teachers and teaching assistants with practical advice and support on how they can successfully deliver a summer school programme which helps pupils make up for lost learning time.
This webinar, delivered in conjunction with the British Association for Early Childhood Education, will provide teaching assistants with an insight into strategy, practice and resources to help them fulfil their important role in supporting children’s development, in line with DfE’s reformed Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Framework and supportive curriculum guidance.
This webinar will provide headteachers, curriculum leaders, subject leaders and teachers with an understanding of the new Model Music Curriculum (MMC) and how schools can use the guidance to deliver a rich and diverse music education for children at key stage 3.
We believe in cost-effective CPD, delivering budget friendly online seminars.
Every webinar delivered by The National College is created and delivered by industry experts.
You can watch your webinars in your hub, any time after your booking date.
You will receive any supporting materials or resources mentioned in the webinar.
During checkout we will collect the contact details for your school’s finance manager.
You will receive a second email confirming your login details.
Webinars become available after their specified time and date.