1. Joy Carroll UG Manager Primary Placements Summer Term 2014 UG2 School Experience 2 March 2015

2. SE Overview - UG2 Term 1 Term 2Term 3 2 week unassessed block ------------------------Professional Studies ----- Core Subjects 1 Core Subjects 2 ICT 1ICT 2 Foundation Subjects (Art, Hist, PE) (DT, Geog, Music) 2 week unassessed and 5 week assessed block

3.  Expectations  Handbooks SE Handbook ( green) RP and SE File Class teacher Handbook  Assessment Observation form, SE Report, grading  Support from UW Expectations SE University Tutor Placements Partnership Team

4.  Opportunities for co-planning, co-teaching and co-evaluation  Opportunity for a supportive relationship and to co-coach one another What are the advantages and difficulties of having paired placements in your school ?

5.  Good, equal relationship (each student does not grade the other student’s teaching)  Listening skills  Constructive feedback to partner  Constructive response to feedback  Not taking things personally  Working together for improvements  Taking and sharing responsibility

6. Preliminary Visit: Wednesday 11 th March 2015 During this visit, students should obtain necessary information regarding planning for the summer block practice. They should also arrange to follow two curriculum areas across the school if possible. The pre-practice tutorial No trainee teacher will be able to start teaching without having had SE files (including planning) checked. The Post-Practice Tutorial Students meet their SE tutor and take along their attendance sheet and SE report.

7. University Expectations - checklist  Complete the phonics and Maths school Based Task.  Complete a directed task to explore transitions before and after the phase they are trained to teach.  Consider the topic areas and sessions that you will be teaching - Develop these into medium term plans.  Undertake one-to-one teaching in English and Maths, as directed by the class teacher.  Co-plan, co-teach and co-evaluate at least four whole class lessons. This should include the class teacher as well as a fellow student if paired.  Support the class teacher when they are not co-teaching.

8. Co-plan, co- teach and co-evaluate 3 whole class lessons – teacher and student (or in paired practice, students co-teach) Focus assessment on 1 child from low, middle and high ability groups for English, Maths and Science or Specific areas for EYFS. Discuss their progress and gather evidence about their achievements; demonstrate how your lessons use this assessment to inform your lesson plans. Evaluate each lesson, one in detail each day and annotate other lesson plans to inform future planning. Discuss with the teacher about a possible display Carry out one formal observation and written feedback per week Organise a weekly review and set targets for following week.

9. As for week 1 plus:  Co-plan but individually teach a core area of the curriculum or EY area of learning.  For week three, co-plan but individually teach another core subject or EY area of learning. In addition individually plan, teach and evaluate two whole class lessons of your choice.  Gather evidence of the learning of the three target children in English, Maths and Science or EY specific areas. Discuss progress and gather evidence about their achievements  Discuss class record keeping procedures for the three selected children from the low, middle and high ability groups and set up suitable methods of recording attainment.  Mid-point review – a copy of this must be sent to Liz Davies (PSE@worc.ac.uk) by Monday Friday June 8 th 2015.PSE@worc.ac.uk

10.  Take responsibility for the day to day running of the class  Teach the whole class for approximately 60% (40% paired)of the timetable including at least - 3 lessons of Literacy, - 3 of Numeracy (or EYFS equivalent) - 3 other lessons (or other EYFS specific areas ) each week.  Analyse evidence gathered about the three target children.  Discuss their progress and level work in English, Maths and Science/EY Specific areas. Show how you use this evidence to inform your next steps.  Complete a display of children’s work.  Complete the SE evaluation online as soon as possible.  The School Experience report should be emailed to PSE@worc.ac.uk by Friday 12 th June 2015. IT IS THE TRAINEE TEACHER’S RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE THAT IT IS COMPLETED AND IS SENT TO THE RIGHT PLACE BY THE APPROPRIATE DATE.

11.  RP Reflective document; in school at all times Must be completed before SE Report is written- must have evidence in it, matched to the Teachers’ standards Teacher’s responsibility to link with weekly review Student’s responsibility to give it to teacher for comments when agreed  SE File  Class teacher Handbook  Teachers’ Standards Booklet  SE Evaluation form

12. Standards Strengths Standard 1 Standard 2 Standard 3 Standard 4 Standard 5 Standard 6 Standard 7 Standard 8 Reflection on Continuous Professional Development: Creating an Action Plan for Development during Professional Placement Two

13. Standards Grade That You Would Like To Achieve By End of SE2: Specific Actions To Undertake To Achieve This Grade: Standard 1: (Development) Standard 2: (Development) Standard 3: (Development) Standard 4: (Development) Standard 5: (Development) Standard 6: (Development) Standard 7: (Development) Standard 8: (Development)

14.  Lesson observations with grades OT1,OT2,OT3 and E Lesson observations  SE tutors will phone during the unassessed two weeks to check that all is going well. There will be two visits during the assessed block.  Informal feedback  Mid –point and Final SE report Mid –point and Final SE report A copy of the report should be emailed to Liz Davies (PSE@worc.ac.uk) by Friday June 12 th 2015PSE@worc.ac.uk

15.  Each trainee will receive 2 visits from SE tutor in week 2/3 to carry out a joint assessed observation and in week 4 /5.  Each trainee needs I assessed observation by class teacher each week.  With best practice, the trainee will have plenty of informal feedback as the practice progresses.  See flow chart for grading criteria.

17.  If a trainee is given a grade E (emerging) for an observation, they should be issued with a Targeted Support form.  Please discuss and set specific (and realistic) targets, set a review date and send a copy of the form to Elizabeth Davies. The trainee will be observed on the review date by a member of the Partnership Team.  At the review the SE Tutor and a Locality Assessor will visit to make a judgement about whether the placement should continue. If the targets have not been met, the trainee is likely to fail. If you have any concerns, please act swiftly. If in doubt, contact the SE Tutor or someone in the Partnership Team.

18. Thank you ! Viv Cooke Head of Centre for Primary ITE 01905 542504 v.cooke@worc.ac.uk Jill Jackson Head of Strategic Partnership 01905 542581 j.jackson@worc.ac.uk Gill Wood PGCE Manager Primary Placements 01905 5420 g.wood@worc.ac.uk Joy Carroll UG Manager Primary Placements 01905 855050 joy.carroll@worc.ac.uk