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Helen Groves
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Ofsted’s view of the landscape Main Elements of the Sept 2015 CIF & updates Implications for providers emskills.org.uk
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Over 40% young people leave school each year without GCSE grade C + in English & mathematics & too many still fail to catch up through FE 80% of these young people do not achieve GCSE or L2 by age 19
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Those leaving school without grade C+ continue to study in emskills.org.uk GCFE6FCSchoolsOther providers 52%5%13%22%
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ENGLISHMATHEMATICS Entered for GCSE or L225.7%19.6% Achieved GCSE grade C+11.3%7.1% Achieved L25.7%9.2% emskills.org.uk GCSE grade achieved predominantly – grade C
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GRADE IMPROVEMENT BY PROVIDER TYPE – excluding schools & specialist providers ENGLISHMATHEMATICS 6FC44%30.8% GCFE7.1%4.2% WBL1.1%0.5% emskills.org.uk
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English & mathematics fast becoming the major growth area in post 16 FE & skills providers don’t have capacity for improving learners’ skills in English & mathematics especially GCSE -this is not improving quickly enough Provision in English & mathematics in FE sector is likely to get worse before it gets better – especially GCSE Ofsted continue to give high priority to inspecting & reporting on this area of provision. emskills.org.uk
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Managers not taking responsibility for improving quality of English & mathematics provision Weak teaching & assessment of technical skills - (especially) underpinning concepts Failure to engage & motivate young people who have previously failed Monitoring quality of teaching & CPD is weak Integration of English (especially) & mathematics into vocational training is weak emskills.org.uk
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Where are you?
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“ English & mathematics provision remains a significant concern” ( Sir Michael Wilshaw) - FE now has clear mandate to improve these emskills.org.uk
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Monitoring learner progress in English - especially apprentices (also mathematics) Too many learners with GCSE grade D given basic target of C Use of IA info to build on learning - especially weak (compared to mathematics). Monitoring of provision is weak & practice variable within provider. Integration of English into vocational training is weak & less effective than mathematics. Teaching of reading is particularly weak.
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Where are you?
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Use of initial assessment information is not always used well enough to inform target setting & planning Although it is easier to motivate learners by linking mathematics to practical vocational contexts - too much mathematics provision is classroom based Weaker provision has too much emphasis on teaching technical mathematics skills without teaching & assessing learners’ understanding & application
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Where are you?
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Overall Effectiveness Outcomes for learners Quality of teaching, learning & assessment Effectiveness of leadership & management STRUCTURE OF GRADES – SEPTEMBER 2015 Personal development, behaviour & welfare 14 criteria 12 criteria 13 criteria8 criteria
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Consistent organisation wide approach – visibly supported by senior leaders - strategies? Managers ensure English, mathematics & FS needs of all learners are met as part of main programme Importance attached to standard of TLA in English, mathematics & FS with highly skilled teaching & support staff Levels of staff numeracy / literacy & support needs identified CPD systematically addresses needs of vocational staff especially their capability & confidence to develop learners’ mathematics / English & FS adequately Effective teamwork & communications in place Role of vocational staff vs specialists? emskills.org.uk
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Accurate assessment of learner starting point Vital in ensuring- right learner on right course at right level with right support - to maximise success
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Using results to inform planning of learning tailored to needs of individuals – especially GCSE Recognising existing strengths & weaknesses of individuals in English & mathematics Setting MEANINGFUL & challenging targets Providing targeted support in lessons emskills.org.uk
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To inform IAG at each stage of learner journey? To ensure support is in place from day 1? To inform planning of TLA? To set meaningful targets? To ensure timely framework completion? To provide appropriate progression opportunities?
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Where are you?
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1. Identify the main areas of priority for your department / area - your organisation 2. What evidence is required to demonstrate how well this area of provision is functioning in your organisation? 3. To what extent could this be marshalled with 2 days notice? 4. Are you ‘inspection ready?’
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