| Short URL | https://schools.ealingcpd.org.uk/courses/bookings/c_detail.asp?cid=22879 | ||||||
| Event code | SCH 23/469 | ||||||
| Event description | This course is aimed at Geography subject leaders in secondary schools. The course is insightful and explores perspectives rarely seen, focusing on addressing the knowledge and awareness gap of how historical and modern events have impacted processes across areas of study such as;
The course will also ask the question, what does developing an aspirational approach towards race equality for secondary geography look like? By the end of the course, attendees will have greater appreciation of how existing approaches can be enhanced to broaden students awareness. Practitioners go away with next steps and ideas on how to enhance their current curriculum and classroom practice to benefit all students. Free to ELP Schools Non-ELP Schools pay standard cost £94.50 |
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| Training objectives | The key outcomes will be: - Improved knowledge and understanding of Black history and wider Black contributions - Critical analysis skills to be able to reflect on the current curriculum offer and how it could be adapted to include aspirational Black history and Black contributions - Access to practical examples to support adaptations to the curriculum - Signposting to key sources of information and resources |
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| Target Group | This course is aimed at Geography subject leaders in secondary schools. The course is insightful and explores perspectives rarely seen, focusing on addressing the knowledge and awareness gap of how historical and modern events have impacted processes across areas of study such as;
The course will also ask the question, what does developing an aspirational approach towards race equality for secondary geography look like? By the end of the course, attendees will have greater appreciation of how existing approaches can be enhanced to broaden students awareness. Practitioners go away with next steps and ideas on how to enhance their current curriculum and classroom practice to benefit all students. |
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| Subject areas | Curriculum development, History, Race equality | ||||||
| Target audience | Deputy/assistant headteachers , Heads of department, Heads of year , Headteachers, Key stage 3 coordinators, Key stage 3 teachers, Key stage 4 coordinators , Key stage 4 teachers, Lead teachers, Middle leaders/managers, School leadership team, Senior leaders | ||||||
| OFSTED areas | Quality of education, Behaviour and attitudes, Personal development, Leadership and management | ||||||
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| Venue | Ealing Education Centre, Mansell Road, UB6 9EH  |
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| Admin contact | Sarah Thompson (sthompson@ealing.gov.uk) | ||||||
| Event Commissioner | Sarah Thompson (sthompson@ealing.gov.uk) | ||||||
| Tutor(s)/Facilitator(s) | Krystal Rubie |
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| Course Costs | See event description | ||||||
| Start date | Wednesday 6 December 2023 | ||||||
| Times | 09:30 - 15:30 | ||||||
| Number of sessions | 1 |
