KS3 Computer Science Event - Just Eat - London - 15 May 24
This event is run in conjunction with London, Surrey and West Sussex computing hub and in partnership with Just Eat Takeaway.Groups of students (10 per school) will be hosted by Just Eat Takeaway at their amazing offices in London EC4. Food is our passion, Tech is our power - hear from some of the STEM Ambassadors who work at JET and get to grips with their interactive challenge. Once students have completed their challenge and the winners decided, they will hear from some inspirational panel members and get the chance to ask any questions. Finish the day with your packed lunch and optional tour around the offices to see what a global tech company is like to work for. Whilst students are busy working on their challenges, one teacher from each school will participate in the 'Encouraging girls into GCSE Computer Science' CPD in the JET offices.Students will be completing a computing challenge linked to JET they will work on their brief before presenting their ideas; judges will decide on the winning team. Students will hear from a panel of ambassadors about their career journey & get the chance to ask questions.Expected Learning Outcomes:Students to have an increased understanding of the careers and pathways available to them in computingStudents to be more interested in learning computer science at GCSE and furtherTeachers to complete the required CPD to attain I Belong Champion status (Learn more about the NCCE I Belong programme https://teachcomputing.org/i-belong.)Schools to participate in an engagement event which is part of the I Belong evidence criteriaThis event is for schools with above average levels of FSM and EAL and schools that have not currently achieved I Belong status.
Turning Point RSHE project - distributing 'Young People's RSHE' survey with students
Please find attached an information document for parents/guardians and a separate one for teachers. If a young person is under 18, Parents/Guardians should have the ability to opt them out of the survey – this is explained in the info doc.Ideally we would like to hear from all students within the age-range, including those who have been excluded from RSHE sessions. We have also attached updated versions of the resources that we sent to you in the initial email. Link to survey is below (there are also QR codes that take you to the survey on the poster and presentation slides): https://forms.office.com/e/DwTYcAbeUvIf you are checking through the survey, please ensure you don’t press submit as this will record your answers as a young person and may skew the data.
Letter from Sophie Garner, re: SEND and AP Inclusion and Attendance updates - Summer Term 2024
Dear Headteachersplease see attached letter from Sophie Garner, re: SEND and AP Inclusion and Attendance updates - Summer Term 2024
The New LSP Offer 2024–25
The LSP Offer for 2024-25 builds upon the insights and recommendations identified in the LSP Review and the school-led Schools’ Improvement Strategy, focusing on the following priorities and desired outcomes: Recruitment, retention, and succession planning Quality First Teaching Strategies Quality School Improvement Adviser Support Raise attainment and student progress, including underserved groups Download the LSP brochure for more details of the new subscription offer to schools
LSP Annual Conference 2024: Choosing Your Battles
A one-day leadership conference for Lambeth headteachers and school leaders to be inspired, motivated and network in a unique setting. Breakfast and lunch are included with inspiring and renowned speakers including:Dr Deborah Outhwaite, CEO of Derby Teaching Schools Alliance, and Chair of BELMAS (British Educational Leadership, Management and Administration Society)Vivienne Porritt OBEJake Lovelock, Coaching Expert and BPS-registered PsychologistDr Kulvarn Atwal, Executive Headteacher of Highlands and Uphall Primary Schools, Author of ‘The Thinking Teacher’ and ‘The Thinking School’ Curtis Worrell, Director of Class 13Poppy Jaman OBE, Founder and Executive Vice Chair of MindForward AllianceDate: 26th April 2024, 9am – 5:30pmVenue: Imperial War MuseumCost: Free for one delegate per LSP subscribing school (£150 for non-subscribing schools or for additional tickets) To book please visit: https://www.lambethschoolservices.co.uk/Event/230345
