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2 minutes of counting a day, keeps the doctor away!

Target pupils interviewed often lacked basic counting skills, which in turn is impacting on calculation
Just two minutes of counting in every lesson, in every year group has made a huge difference
- Author:Darren Ellsum
- Last Updated:28/10/2010
- Status:Approved
Continuity and progression in science across transfer

A significant improvement was measured in pupil attainment in, and enthusiasm for, science
The headteacher at Beccles Middle School assessed the transfer as 'the best ever'
- Author:Trevor Folley
- Last Updated:25/10/2010
- Status:Approved
Evaluating school performance

Introductory page to the Evaluating School Performance ePD (electronic Professional Development) guidance documents. These focus on how to select, interpret and apply data to meet school needs. The learning units reflect the evolution of data literacy in schools and support recent developments including RAISEonline.
Literacy and literature

Discussion on the central role of literature in the English curriculum. This is part of the National Literacy Strategy: Review of research and other related evidence.
Primary Framework Library

Overview of what the library has to offer, with information on how resources are arranged within it.
Every Child a Writer (ECaW) e-newsletter - Spring 2010

Every Child a Writer (ECaW) e-newsletter for spring 2010
What works for white British boys – Case study: Wildern School

A brief description of the context of a school that does well for its white British boys.
What works for white British boys

This overview of effective practice in schools, where these pupils do well, sets the context for a series of web pages that look at specific aspects that have made a difference and case study vignettes from the schools visited to inform this work. It will be of use to teachers and leaders in schools at all phases.
What works for white British boys – Case study: West Grantham Federation

A brief description of the context of a school that does well for its white British boys.
What works for white British boys – Case study: Turves Green Boys' School

A brief description of the context of a school that does well for its white British boys.