AET WG 24-19

Years 5-8 Continuity
Strengthen the transition from primary to secondary school

What is involved?
Work Groups in this project focus on curriculum and pedagogical continuity over Years 5 to 8. Paricipants will collaborate with colleagues from across KS2 and KS3, working on mathematical tasks together and reflecting on the resulting activity and learning.

Sessions will take place in KS2 and KS3 settings, offering the chance to see tasks in the context of a classroom. School-based activities between meetings encourage participants to make use of the resources with their own pupils.

Who can take part?
The project is for those who teach and/or have responsibility for the curriculum in Years 5-8. Participants may be subject leaders of teachers with responsibility for transition in a school. They need to be supported to try out different tasks with their students and be released to attend three full-day workshops or six twighlight sessions.

Benefits

Your pupils in KS2 and KS3 will demonstrate a positive attitude to maths
You will make common use of approaches, representations and language across phases
You will deepen your knowledge and understanding of the curriculum across KS2 and KS3 and the expectations of pupils at the end of each Key Stage
You and your cross-phase colleagues will collaborate on issues of curriculum and pedagogy as a normal part of your schools' transition practice

What is the cost?
The programme is fully funded by Central Maths Hub so is free to participating schools.

REGISTRATION - enter details of the person who will be attending the programme. Please submit a form for each person.

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As this is a DfE funded programme your Teacher Reference Number (TRN) is required. If unqualified, type in the box UQT, in the case of Classroom Assistant type in TA or HTLA.
If you are a qualified teacher, you can find your TRN:

on your payslip - it is a number like this example: RP12/34567.
you can email - [email protected]
you can phone the Teaching Regulation Agency 020 7593 5394. Make sure you have your National Insurance number before you call.
via GOV UK website: https://find-a-lost-trn.education.gov.uk/start

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