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w/c 6th June 2022

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Dear Colleague,

We are pleased to inform you that the application window for the October 2022 cohorts of our National Professional Qualifications (NPQ) is now open. Below, I've provided links to information about each NPQ, including the new NPQs for early Years Leadership and Leading literacy. Scholarship funding continues and this has been extended to more organisations; our web pages provide you with all the necessary information.

We have also launched our Annual Survey to gather your feedback on the work of the teaching school hub. This information will be shared with the DfE and used to inform our Continuous Improvement Plan. We would encourage every school to complete this short 7-minute survey - ideally undertaken by the headteacher in consultation with their team (Induction Tutor, Mentors, ECTs, NPQ participants, Instructional Coaching participants, etc). Ideally, we would appreciate schools completing the survey by 1st July 2022.

Thank you. We look forward to supporting you to grow, recruit, develop and retain the very best teachers and leaders.

Best wishes

Paul

Paul Butler

Director of Exceed Teaching School Hub

Teaching School Hub Annual Leader Satisfaction Survey

The DfE have asked all teaching school hubs to gather feedback on the work of the hub.

Therefore, we have created a short online survey that we would ask every school to complete, ideally by 1st July 2022.

We would appreciate the Headteacher completing this in collaboration with their team.

National Professional Qualifications (NPQ)

Apply now for October 2022 cohorts.

Scholarships are available for state-funded schools; state-funded 16-19 organisations; independent schools; independent special schools; private, voluntary and independent nurseries; childminders with leadership responsibilities; virtual schools; hospital schools; and young offender institutions.**

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NPQSL

NPQEYL

NPQLBC

NPQLTD

NPQLT

NPQLL

Set up Early Career Teacher induction

From September 2023*, only Teaching School Hubs will provide Appropriate Body services.

Teacher development events

Great Teaching: Evidence and Practice - Enhancing the quality of everyday teaching, in every lesson for every pupil
10:30am – 1:00pm
24
June
History Network Meeting (primary)
3:45pm – 5:15pm
13
June
Embedding Interventions - Session 3
3:45pm – 5:30pm
15
June
Geography Network Meeting (primary)
3:45pm – 5:15pm
15
June
Specialist Knowledge for Teaching Mathematics for Secondary Early Career Teachers
9:00am – 4:00pm
17
June
'Say Less, Ask More'
All Day
From 22 Jun until 23 Jun
22
June
History Network (secondary) with the Historical Association
3:30pm – 5:00pm
23
June
Great Teaching: Evidence and Practice - Enhancing the quality of everyday teaching, in every lesson for every pupil
10:30am – 1:00pm
24
June
Geography Network Meeting (secondary)
3:30pm – 5:00pm
29
June
Writing Challenges for EAL Learners
4:00pm – 6:00pm
30
June
Burley Woodhead English Hub Summer Conference - The Sill and the Will of Reading
9:00am – 4:00pm
07
July

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* Date subject to consultation

** Conditions apply. Subject to availability.

Exceed Teaching School Hub, led by Copthorne Primary School and Exceed Academies Trust, has a leading role in signposting and delivering teacher development support to all 215 Bradford schools and our partners in other regions wishing to access support from Exceed Teaching School Hub.

The Hub helps to fulfil one of Exceed Academies Trust's ethical goals: to contribute to system-wide improvements in education.

Designated by the Department for Education (DfE) in February 2020, Exceed Teaching School Hub’s core functions support schools and trusts to invest in their workforce to grow, recruit, develop and retain the very best teachers, support staff and leaders. We will achieve this through a place-based approach to signposting and delivering high-quality progressive teacher development programmes that complement the internal support provided by schools and trusts. Our vision acknowledges teacher and leadership development are two of the most important forms of school improvement. We will achieve this by enhancing partnership working with schools, trusts and high-quality providers; improving the communication of opportunities with the workforce; introducing new professional learning opportunities; supporting teachers and leaders to make informed choices when selecting continuous professional development (CPD) and support, and ensuring that no school is left behind.

Find out more about our vision, strategies and priorities here.