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Building a culture of achievement The impact of the pursuit of CoPE (the Certificate of Personal Effectiveness) on GCSE attainment and engagement in learning.
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Key Messages ASDAN’s CoPE (Certificate of Personal Effectiveness) is more than a qualification It is a curriculum framework to accredit formal and non-formal learning, inside and outside the classroom It is a broad, flexible array of active learning challenges enabling the progressive development of personal and employability skills Most critically, when these skills are developed and accredited with the rigour only a qualification can bring, there is now compelling evidence of a link between completing CoPE and achievement beyond expectations in other GCSE subjects
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The Bedminster Down Story Headteacher of a school named in 2004 as “one of the lowest-performing two hundred secondary schools in the country” In 2006 we introduced CoPE as one of our intervention strategies with targeted Year 11 students (disengaged, borderline C/D or weak learners) At the time we did no BTECs or multiple-equivalency qualifications. The results were compelling: A quarter of the students in the small intervention group became ‘re-engaged’ through CoPE; rather than underperforming in GCSEs, they performed at expectations A further nine students, due to the extra C+ equivalency achieved through CoPE, crossed the five A*-C threshold
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The Bedminster Down Story The highest results in the school’s history!
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The Bedminster Down Story If the school performed as in previous years: What we were hoping for: What we actually got: 41% 27% 88% The ‘ASDAN dividend’… Students engaged more effectively and performed better in GCSEs
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The Bedminster Down Story 2009-2010:Exceeded five A*-C incl. English and Maths floor target by 10% Exceeded five A*-C estimates by nearly 10% 5 A*-C incl. English and Maths floor target 5 A*-C estimates
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