Sentences with phrase «talented pupils»

A guide containing advice about developing a strategy for supporting gifted and talented pupils in schools.

The project was aimed to challenge and extend what our gifted and talented pupils know about their own fitness and how to encourage competition where teams of mixed gender and age groups work together.

Funding to help the most talented pupils get a place at private music, dance and drama schools has been extended, but unions have warned the majority of children are missing out on the arts.

The education secretary wants to scrap GCSEs, bring back O - levels and force less talented pupils to sit simpler CSE exams, in the biggest shake - up of British education for 30 years.

The Academy will arrange special provision for exceptionally gifted or talented pupils for specific teaching and mentoring.

For example, Hampton School's sports facilities are used each weekend by the Football Association's South East Cerebral Palsy Regional Talent Centre; LEH organises parties for residents of local care homes supported by pupils from Hampton School; and Hampton School is helping talented pupils from state - funded secondary schools with their applications for Oxford and Cambridge universities.

Funding to help the most talented pupils get a place at private music, dance and drama schools has been extended, but unions have warned the majority of children...

Estyn said more talented pupils benefited from personalised approaches to learning, access to specialist teachers, mentoring on career choices and parental involvement.

[11] There are three portraits by Jamesone's talented pupil John Michael Wright and ten aristocratic portraits by Sir John Baptist Medina, the last «King's Painter» before the Act of Union 1707.

Wales» brightest and most talented pupils are set to benefit from # 3 million of support over two years as part of plans announced today by Welsh Liberal Democrat Education Secretary, Kirsty Williams.

The aim of the project is to give gifted or talented pupils in Year 5 a range of skills and knowledge that may make it easier for them to sit entrance tests for selective senior schools in Year 6.

The requirement to obtain five A * to C grades at GCSE will be removed, but less talented pupils will take simpler CSE exams.

This includes the recent announcement of # 96m to help talented pupils to attend prestigious arts institutions, such as the Royal Ballet School in London and Chetham's School of Music in Manchester.»

Announcing the scheme today, schools minister Andrew Adonis said the programme was designed to give gifted and talented pupils the confidence and skills needed to apply for the most academic institutions.

Participants from the teacher training Teach First scheme - including those that have moved into roles in industry - will mentor disadvantaged but gifted and talented pupils in a bid to raise participation in the most academically demanding courses.

Even in the primary and middle grades, MOOCs offer potential for gifted / talented pupils, for some kids with disabilities (particularly the physical and social kind), and for specialized or hard - to - teach subjects (e.g., learning Japanese with the help of a native speaker of that language).

The talented pupils used Discovery Education's Coding Service to design the game, and judges were impressed by their imagination and sense of humour.

It's time to end the bias in American education against gifted and talented pupils and quit assuming that every school must be all things to all students, a simplistic formula that ends up neglecting all sorts of girls and boys, many of them poor and minority, who would benefit from more challenging classes and schools.

Wales» brightest and most talented pupils are set to benefit from # 3 million of support over two years.

The talented pupils took time out from their prize day to work with a professional designer, and see their artwork turned into posters ready for the show.

Where appropriate the Academy will support the professional development of teachers requiring relevant training in the delivery of teaching and learning strategies for gifted and talented pupils.

Provide a curriculum for gifted and talented pupils that is academically rigorous, intellectually stimulating and sufficiently flexible to meet their educational, social and emotional needs; and

He sits on the Pastoral Committee and has responsibilities overseeing work with gifted and talented pupils.

The schemes target the most talented pupils and help pay for tuition at private specialist arts schools, including the Royal Ballet School and the Birmingham Conservatoire.

Other teachers are using it in debate clubs as extension activities for talented pupils, and in form time on tablets or PCs.

Forgive us if we remain nervous about the prospect of more «annexes», but further top - slicing of our most talented pupils is likely to have an impact on the bottom line, as well as teacher recruitment and retention.

«Whilst we recognise from the Estyn report that more needs to be done to encourage schools to adequately identify more able and talented pupils, we note the positive response to the support provided by the Welsh government and National Association for Able Children in Education (NACE).

Originally a gift from Bach's son Wilhelm Friedrich to his most talented pupil, Sara Itzig Levy, the cantata remained in the Levy family's hands over many turbulent decades.

In a 1959 article from Look magazine, Hofmann referred to Pace as one of his most talented pupils.

This book outlines strategies and techniques every teacher can use to meet the academic needs of the gifted and talented pupils.