Are you preparing to implement radical changes to your curriculum to include more ‘out-of-classroom learning’?  Coursework is disappearing for the 2010 assessments at GCSE and A-level, while the National Curriculum for year 7 and AS levels changed in September 2008.  Out of classroom learning is part of the evidence need for the Self Evaluation Form (SEF). 

Are you ready?

Coursework has been the focus for many secondary schools’ out of classroom visits, so school teachers are looking for other ways to make learning meaningful.  Fortunately, GCSE and A-level geography and science pupils still need to show that they are able to collect data in the field.  This is a wonderful opportunity for pupils to present this information to the local community to inform others as well as learn something themselves.  We can share our experience of organising a visit, make contact with Quality badge accredited out of classroom providers and help you create teaching materials suited to your pupils and school’s needs.  We can take the worry out of taking out pupils to a new venue and help collect evidence for the citizenship, sustainability and out of classroom learning elements of SEF.  

For a selection of free educational materials click here!