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Following feedback from Solihull Police and School’s Panel the below Argus training days have been organised in partnership with West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit, they are free to attend. Please see full information attached below.
Primary Headteachers, Members of SLT and Subject Leaders are invited to attend FREE* CPD with James Clements, Independent English Adviser. 20th June at Tudor Grange School. Please note the start time is 9.00am (not 9.30am as previously advertised).
Please see flyer attached below for full details.
More more information on this item, please see flyer attached.
Please find attached a free 60-page PDF guidance and resource pack for primary schools in England and Wales on Diversity of Religion and Belief.
The pack aims to bring together relevant policy frameworks, academic research and good practice into a single document in order to provide schools with the tools to create an environment that recognises and values diversity of religion and belief, as well as deliver good quality Religious Education that promotes interfaith respect and understanding. It draws on expertise from across the sector, including from researchers, teaching professionals and educational organisations, and also provides signposts to helpful resources in the field.
For more information on statutory moderation, phonic screening check and key stage 2 SATs monitoring, please see letter , handbook and guidance below from Donna Wright, Senior Education Improvement Adviser.
