Curriculum for Wales
Curriculum for Wales is a clear statement of what is important in delivering a broad and balanced education where the four purposes are the shared vision and aspiration for every child and young person
Partneriaeth's PL offer for Curriculum for Wales has been developed to support leaders and practitioners to design, implement and evaluate a broad and balanced curriculum .
An AoLE based PL offer for practitioners for professional dialogue in order to develop a shared understanding of progression within an AoLE. A series of 3 sessions will be held with attendance required in each one.
Attendees will:
be supported to engage in professional dialogue in order to develop a shared understanding of 3-16 progression within an AoLE
develop an understanding of the importance of progression in learning in order to design a cohesive curriculum
develop example materials to be shared locally and regionally
Some funding will be available to support the release of practitioners: £600 to cover 3 days attendance.
Target AudienceAll practitioners
Date(s)
Termly:
Autumn Term
Oct 21st Science & Technology *
Oct 18th Maths and Numeracy *
Oct 25th Health and Well Being *
Oct 26th Expressive Arts**
Oct 27th Languages, Literacy and Communication**
Oct 28th Humanities *
Spring Term
Jan 19th Science & Technology * postponed
March 23rd Science and Technology
Feb 13th Expressive Arts **
Feb 14th Maths and Numeracy * and Health and Well Being * Change of date due to industrial action
March 21st Maths and Numeracy
March 22nd Health and Well - Being
Feb 15th Humanities *
Feb 17th Languages, Literacy and Communication **
Summer Term
May 12th Science & Technology *
May 15th Maths and Numeracy *
May 16th Humanities *
May 17th Expressive Arts **
May 18th Languages, Literacy and Communication **
May 19th Health and Well Being *
*English medium with resources available in Welsh
**Bilingual sessions
Access to these sessions will be through MS Forms registration and numbers will be limited.
Full days: 09:30-15:30
Face to face, in person
TBC
Partneriaeth Officers
Science & Technology: Adrian Smith, David Bradley, Stuart Jacob
Maths and Numeracy: Helen Davies, Kate Andrews
Humanities: Jenna Gravelle, Julian Nicholds, Tom Basher
Expressive Arts: Debbie Moon
Health and Well Being: Sophie Flood
Languages, Literacy and Communication: Anthony Jones, Emma Wright, Jane Shilling, Lowri Davies
Debbie.moon@partneriaeth.cymru
An asynchronous resource to develop and deepen an understanding of various curriculum models for organising the learning and understand what are the options (models) available, in terms of the way in which we can organise the curriculum.
Attendees will:
develop knowledge of different curriculum models
see examples of how different models work
All practitioners
Date(s)
Available on Partneriaeth website week beginning October 17th
Timing
TBC
Asynchronously resource
N/A
Contact Email:
debbie.moon@partneriaeth.cymru
Realising CWRE in the Curriculum for Wales
Careers Wales’ live session ‘Realising CWRE in the Curriculum for Wales’ will support schools to realise CWRE as a cross-cutting theme, and the tools and resources available to support schools and settings to embed CWRE across the Areas of Learning. This session is suitable for all teachers, practitioners, headteachers and those supporting the delivery of the Curriculum for Wales in primary schools and settings.
Target AudienceSenior leaders, middle leaders, all practitioners
Date(s)
November 22nd - English medium
November 23rd - Welsh medium
15:45 -16:45
Online - Teams
Recording available asynchronously after the session
Careers Wales
stuart.jacob@partneriaeth.cymru
An extensive RSE PL programme is currently being designed.
Email: Jennifer.Harding-Richards@swansea.gov.uk
An extensive RSE PL programme is currently being designed.
Email: Jennifer.Harding-Richards@swansea.gov.uk
The aim of these termly networks is to support with leadership of an AoLE within a primary school/setting, curriculum design and to provide opportunities to share effective practice.
Attendees will:
have an improved understanding of evaluation, improvement planning and leadership within an AoLE
further develop knowledge and understanding of curriculum design
share practice and form support groups to improve aspects of teaching and leadership
Target Audience
AoLE leads
Dates
Autumn term
Humanities – Nov 30th
Maths & Numeracy – Nov 29th
Languages, Literacy and Communication – Dec 1st
Health and wellbeing – Dec 5th
Expressive Arts – Dec 6th
Science & Technology – Dec 13th
Registration link: https://forms.office.com/r/D7hyWzRabW
2 - 3:30pm
Online - Teams
Recording available asynchronously after the session
Spring term
Expressive Arts* March 17th - 9:30 - 3pm, Teifi Suite Halliwell https://forms.office.com/e/CgnXfu0325
Science and Technology March 22nd - 9:30 - 3pm, Teifi Suite Halliwell https://forms.office.com/e/1uqytHgkau
Humanities March 23rd - 9:30 - 3pm, Cothi Suite Halliwell https://forms.office.com/e/W8UtXwBcA1
Maths and Numeracy March 27th - 9:30 - 3pm, Cothi Suite Halliwell https://forms.office.com/e/xDmGzg4kqL
Health and Well-Being March 28th - 9:30 - 3pm, Room TL04 , Teaching and Learning Centre Trinity Carmarthen
https://forms.office.com/e/yq2yEEB2Ta
*will be delivered bilingually
Summer term
TBC
2 - 3:30pm
Online - Teams
Recording available asynchronously after the session
Partneriaeth Officers
Science & Technology: Adrian Smith, Stuart Jacob
Maths and Numeracy: Kate Andrews
Humanities: Tom Basher
Expressive Arts: Debbie Moon
Health and Well Being: Sophie Flood
Languages, Literacy and Communication: TBC
debbie.moon@partneriaeth.cymru
Partneriaeth have an universal professional learning offer for schools with regards to Curriculum for Wales but we also create bespoke learning sessions for schools and clusters, designed in collaboration with schools and SIPs to ensure that planned learning is contextualised and suits the school's need. Please get in touch if you would like support.
Email: debbie.moon@partneriaeth.cymru
A collaborative opportunity to develop and deepen an understanding of various curriculum models for organising the learning and understand what are the options (models) available, in terms of the way in which we can organise the curriculum through the lenses of the AoLEs.
Attendees will:
collaborate in a small group to develop AoLE exemplars of different curriculum models contextualised through AoLE specific concepts which include the mandatory elements of Curriculum for Wales
share knowledge and understanding wider across the region
Target Audience:
Middle leaders / AoLE leads
Date(s)
Maths and Numeracy Spring 2023
Science and Technology Spring 2023
Languages, Literacy and Communication Spring 2023
Humanities Summer 2023
Expressive Arts Spring/Summer 2023
Taking the planning to the classroom floor
A collaborative project to develop and deepen an understanding of various curriculum models for organising the learning and understand what the options (models) are available, in terms of the way in which we can organise the curriculum through the lens of the Expressive Arts AoLE. Attendees will collaborate in a small groups to develop AoLE exemplars of different curriculum models contextualised through AoLE specific concepts which include the mandatory elements of Curriculum for Wales
Dates
There will be an expectation for all involved in the project to attend 4 full days 9:30 - 3:00.
£1000 funding available to participate
February 28th
March 23rd
May 24th
June 16th
Location
Y Llwyfan, Carmarthen
Contact
Debbie.moon@partneriaeth.cymru
Health and Wellbeing 2023
Timing
TBC
TBC
TBC
Contact Email:
debbie.moon@partneriaeth.cymru
Integrated Professional Learning Whilst the key focus of this professional learning programme is the realisation of the Curriculum for Wales 2022, it is essential that connections are made across all aspects of the education reform programme. This should include a consideration of the Schools as Learning Organisations (SLO) approach, the Professional Standards for Teaching and Leadership and our collective commitment to the Excellence, Equity and Wellbeing agenda. This professional learning offer is firmly aligned to the School Improvement Guidance: framework for evaluation, improvement and accountability published by Welsh Government in June 2022. The Headteacher, Senior Leader and Middle Leader programmes have been created and released to align with the timeline of Curriculum for Wales: the journey to curriculum roll-out.
A wide variety of modules available with sessions open to all practitioners in Wales.
View details, dates and links to attend live sessions HERE