Format  Presentation  Why are we taking a creative approach to learning?  What does that actually mean?  How have we implemented it?  Discussion.

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Format  Presentation  Why are we taking a creative approach to learning?  What does that actually mean?  How have we implemented it?  Discussion  What have the issues been?  What are the benefits we have seen?  What lessons have been learnt?  Summary  What’s next?

How well is the school doing? Points are scored for the number of children attaining certain levels through teacher assessment. The higher the level the more points. Average Point Scores (APS) across all 6 areas of Learning for the Foundation Stage. No National data available

Standards & Progress Average Point Scores (APS) across the three subjects of Reading, Writing and Maths in Key Stages 1 and 2. The suggested progress should be 6 points from end of Y2 to end of Y

Screen shot – 2010 jobs 2004… What new jobs will be in demand in 2020?

We live in a fast moving world “In times of radical change learners inherit the earth - while the learned find themselves beautifully equipped to deal with a world that no longer exists” Eric Hoffer

The National Curriculum

A Problem: Narrowness not enquiry

Why is Creativity seen as so vital?  Creativity improves pupils' self-esteem, motivation and achievement  Creative pupils lead richer lives  Creativity prepares pupils for life: an important aim of the national curriculum

Higher Order Thinking  Best practise in Gifted & Talented Teaching is to encourage higher order thinking and skills  “Placing creativity at the heart of G&T education - raising aspirations and promoting creative and divergent thinking amongst your learners” Zoe Elder, G&T Learning Manager, Somerset

Seeing the “Whole Picture” Try to avoid over-compartmentalised teaching. If pupils see ‘the whole picture’ and are helped to recognise relationships and patterns in their learning, they will gain a deeper understanding. National Curriculum Handbook Personal, Social & Health Education Science Physical Education Music Mathematics ICT History Geography English Design & Technology Citizenship Art & Design Religious Education To Infinity & Beyond Chazchink

How have we implemented it?

Planning  Lesson Planning links different curriculum areas into coherent activities

We have a moment in time to educate and inspire but we all have a lifetime to learn