Our Plymouth Literacy Leads PLC will hold its next session on May 11th 4.15 - 5.15 pm and will feature input from Scott Davies, West Country School Trust and Darren Towers, Stoke Damerel Community College on the use of NGRT testing suite to diagnose and then support literacy interventions.

There will also be an opportunity for Literacy Leads to have some informal support from Rob on the intersessional tasks set as part of the EEF Leadership Programme

Supporting CAGs in Science – Summer 2021 and beyond.  A webinar for Plymouth secondary Science Leads.

Intended outcomes:

• Share good practice and ideas in in assigning GCSE centre assessed grades for Summer 2021
• Reflect on how to ensure consistent and robust processes in assessment, including any implications for future working beyond Summer 2021
• Network with other Science Subject Leaders and agree priorities for future sessions 

This session will allow you to gain ideas and/ or reassurance from others in a similar position as we work towards assigning centre assessed grades.  Good practice will be shared of how to support a robust, quality process.  We will also consider any implications for assessment more generally, for current Y10 and beyond. 

Participants will have the opportunity for discussion and to ask questions (either raised during the session or submitted beforehand). 

The session will be facilitated by Joe Lyons, Head of Science at Eggbuckland Community College, and Tracey Baxter, Independent Consultant with roles as AQA Advocate and Edexcel Credible Specialist.  The meeting will be delivered via Microsoft Teams.

If you have any questions or want to raise a question in advance of the session that you would like covered, please do contact:

Joe Lyons: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Tracey Baxter: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The session will primarily focus on GCSE but there will be an opportunity to continue beyond the main meeting, or to set up an other informal discussion, for colleagues involved with A Level or ELC.