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What opportunities are there in working with Teaching Schools?

What opportunities are there in working with Teaching Schools?. There are 121 teaching schools now; a further 100 will start in April 2012 . “In time, we hope every school will have the opportunity to contribute to a teaching school alliance.” (Steve Mumby , National College).

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What opportunities are there in working with Teaching Schools?

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  1. What opportunities are there in working with Teaching Schools? There are 121 teaching schools now; a further 100 will start in April 2012. “In time, we hope every school will have the opportunity to contribute to a teaching school alliance.” (Steve Mumby, National College)

  2. The National College’s “Vision” for Teaching Schools and ITT • Strengthening work with university partners to create innovative arrangements that provide outstanding experiences for trainee teachers • Commitment to developing new and existing teachers to be part of the wider academic, research and subject communities by having close links with a university • A wide range of professional development activities (including those at Masters level) into which trainee teachers will be fully integrated

  3. NQT support as expressed in a hypothetical case study - Sunnyside Sunnyside acts as a hub for local NQT support. • It hosts/organisesmeetings of NQT induction tutors. • Its own outstanding departments support NQTs from other schools. • It hosts an annual conference for NQTs in core subjects to continue to develop subject knowledge and pedagogy. • It wishes to develop subject-focused NQT support with its university strategic partner. • It plans an NQT support system in which its alliance of schools share subject support.

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