1. Developing Outstanding Teaching at Selby Abbey School
Why?
How?
What was the impact?

2. Why did we focus on developing outstanding teaching?
Take teaching to next level
Ofsted key issue
Passionate lifelong learners

3. How did we develop outstanding teaching?
Whole-school training day led by Osiris
Staff Meeting on the Big Four
Unpicking progression to outstanding
Individual baselines
Roll-out plan for the year with a half-termly focus

4. Staff and team meetings
Training days
Peer observation and support
Appraisals

5. Osiris training day to kick-start the whole process
Classroom routines
Supporting the learning
Motivation and engagement
Immediate engagement
Engagement by all
Feedback
Challenge

6. Staff Meeting on ‘The Big Four’

7. Challenge
Autonomy
Feedback
Engagement

8. Challenge
Feedback
Engagement
Autonomy

9. CHALLENGE ENGAGEMENT AUTONOMY The BIG FOUR FEEDBACK Assessment
Pupil voice
The GAP
AUTONOMY
Resilience
Meta-cognition
Independence
ENGAGEMENT
Intrinsic Motivation
Clarity
FLOW
CHALLENGE
Growth Mindsets
Differentiation
The PIT

10. Unpicking outstanding and individual baselining

19. What was the impact on pupils?

20. What was the impact on parents?

21. Other impact
The development of the curriculum, staff training and the increased pedagogical knowledge and confidence of staff have all contributed to making teaching never less than consistently good and often outstanding
Teaching fully engages pupils in their learning with themes and activities that are highly motivating and inspiring. Teachers and teaching assistants have high expectations of themselves and their pupils. Assessment is used well to pitch activities that challenge all groups of pupils and the sensitive and skilful observation of pupils at work means that teaching staff adapt and flex tasks in response to emerging and changing need
Pupils are very proud of their work and their productivity and presentation in all subjects reflects this. The teaching of literacy, mathematics and ICT across the curriculum is highly effective and there are many examples of outstanding cross-curricular work.