Support and Programmes for Supplementary Schools in Leeds - Learning Improvement
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LCC's Support and LCC's Support and Programmes for Programmes for Supplementary Supplementary Schools in Leeds Schools in Leeds Wesley Wu Learning Improvement Children & Families
Support for supplementary schools forms part of the responsibility of Learning Improvement. As a service, we offer a whole range of support to the sector. 17 supplementary schools currently running 13 are in person 4 are virtual About 1200 - 1500 pupils attend the schools from 2 6 hours per week during term time out of school hours. Introduction Introduction
Curriculum Subjects: English Maths Science Homework Support Heritage Languages: Arabic, Cantonese, Czech, Farsi, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Kurdish, Mandarin Chinese, Polish, Punjabi, Russian and Spanish Other Subjects: Art Music Dance Subjects Subjects Taught Taught
Support provided by LCC: Grants - 10K per year A wide range of relevant training courses and partnership support A whole range of information, advice and guidance as well as networking meetings Impact for the sector: Improved quality of teaching and resources in supplementary schools Improved efficiency of the sector Increased achievement and cohesion of pupils from ethnic minorities Support Support and and Impact Impact
Aims: To engage pupils in learning, particularly disadvantaged pupils To improve attainment in the core curriculum with a focus on reading this year To increase achievement and cohesion of pupils in supplementary schools Grants for Grants for Supplementary Supplementary Schools Schools Outcomes: Four supplementary schools secured the grants this year to support 268 children who are the lowest 20% of learners with reading through English and language classes, homework support and reading groups in supplementary schools.
Aims: To build support To raise standards To improve efficiency Areas of support - Eg: Help set up and develop a supplementary school; Provide sample constitution, statement of aims, and a whole range of policies and procedures. Offer information on DBS checks, public liability insurance, funding and so on; Information, Information, Advice and Advice and Guidance Guidance
Aims: To promote, support and facilitate partnerships among supplementary, mainstream schools and other relevant agencies To share information and resources To improve the effectiveness of support for pupils Types of links: Within the sector Eg: Baltica School & Polish School Between Supplementary & mainstream schools Eg: Hamara Supplementary School & local primary schools Between Supplementary schools and other agencies Eg: Supplementary schools and Voluntary Action Leeds Partnerships Partnerships
Aims: To provide opportunities for supplementary schools to work closely To provide opportunities for supplementary schools to share information, good experience and best practice To improve the effectiveness of communications among supplementary schools Supplementary Supplementary School Network School Network Meetings Meetings Outcomes: Supplementary schools gain an understanding of what others do and support each other through the network. The network group co-hosted events for pupils from supplementary schools such as online reading event. Three schools showcased their reading projects recently.
Aims: To meet the needs of all supplementary schools To raise standards of management To improve teaching and learning Training Training Programmes Programmes
Management and governance courses: How to Develop Your Supplementary School Child Protection Course Engaging with Parents First Aid Training GDPR Training Health & Safety Training Prevent training Safeguarding Training Teaching and learning courses: How to Choose Resources Improve Vocabulary and Oracy Skills Maths Training Recording and Assessing Pupils Progress and Achievement Teaching Methodology Course Train the Trainer A wide Range A wide Range of Training of Training Courses Courses
Activities Activities Online Events Such as Reading and Storytelling
Quality Quality Framework Framework Awards Awards
Wesley Wu Supplementary Education Coordinator Learning Improvement Leeds City Council Email: wesley.wu@leeds.gov.uk Mobile: 07891 270385 Contact Contact Details Details
