This section contains continuing professional development (CPD) materials to support head teachers and senior leaders in the implementation of the Primary Framework for literacy and mathematics. It focuses on how the school improvement cycle can be contextualised to the school's priorities for improvement in literacy and mathematics. There is a booklet, Leading improvement through the Primary Framework, together with supporting documents that give further details on school-based CPD and other aspects of improvement through the Primary Framework.
These materials set out to demonstrate how the Primary Framework provides a flexible tool for school improvement. They identify the key features of school-based, classroom-located, collaborative CPD that research evidence shows works when it is well led and managed. It also offers support to head teachers and senior leadership teams in leading these forms of CPD, and in implementing and sustaining the increasingly important features of CPD the Framework can stimulate and support.
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Day 1
Leading improvement using the Primary Framework: Handbook
PDF 510KB
Leading improvement using the Primary Framework: CPD models
PDF 65KB
Leading improvement using the Primary Framework: Planning grid
PDF 30KB
Leading improvement using the Primary Framework: CPD programme
PDF 28KB
Leading improvement using the Primary Framework: Yearly timeline
PDF 27KB
Leading improvement using the Primary Framework: Quality first teaching
PDF 29KB
Day 2
Session 2: Leading on learning - making best use of Assessment for learning
PPT 866KB
Session 3: Improving practice and progression through Lesson Study
PPT 608KB
Handout A. Improving practice and progression through Lesson Study: a handbook for headteachers, leading teachers and subject leaders
PDF 87KBWORD 115KB RTF 376KB
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