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This training module is aimed at headteachers, school strategy managers, ethnic minority achievement managers and subject leaders in schools. The purpose is for a school to review its current practice in relation to ethnic minority pupils and those learning English as an additional language, and identify key actions to improve their attainment. Ref: 0579-2002 Publication date: November 2002
The purpose of this guide is to support science teachers and subject leaders to establish how well both girls and boys are doing in science at all stages of their secondary education and to give ideas as to how any emerging issues can be addressed as part of a development programme. The strategies included are equally applicable to boys and girls. Ref: 00667-2009 Publication date: August 2009
Publications based on a project undertaken by five secondary schools seeking to develop white working class boys' writing. These comprise a booklet that outlines the findings of the work in each school, additional case studies and an electronic continuous professional development (CPD) unit. The CPD unit enables users to review the approaches taken to data analysis, the identification of the target group and action planning and outlines the work undertaken by each school to improve the writing of identified pupils and the key findings of each project. Ref: 1397-2005 Publication date: March 2005
Developing the use of RAISEonline web resources to analyse and interrogate school performance data according to different types of pupil vulnerability and disadvantage.
This guidance consists of four booklets. Each has been written to support schools in raising the achievement of Gypsy, Roma and Traveller pupils.
This booklet is intended to be used with the Management guide booklet to support school senior leaders in developing a strategic approach to raising the attainment of the pupils of Pakistani, Bangladeshi, Somali and Turkish heritage pupils in their schools. Ref: 00043-2008BKT-EN Publication date: July 2008
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