Staff Development Day – 19th February
On Monday 19th February 2018 the staff at BMS were involved in a Staff Development Day during which they attended a number of training sessions. The feedback from staff has been...
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On Monday 19th February 2018 the staff at BMS were involved in a Staff Development Day during which they attended a number of training sessions. The feedback from staff has been...
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On Monday 19th February 2018 the staff at BMS were involved in a Staff Development Day during which they attended a number of training sessions.
The feedback from staff has been positive and particular thanks go the staff members that planned and delivered the training on offer:
Gallery Lesson
22 Year 11 students attended 3 x 1 hour revision sessions while a group of staff watched in order to pinch good ideas for their own classroom.
PiXL Knowledge and PiXL Independance
Staff were shown how to access the materials in question and started to think about how best to use them to enhance student progress.
Creating Expectation and Challenge
Focussing on how we stretch and challenge the students in their learning during the starter activities we deliver each lesson.
Behaviour for Learning
This session looked at the methods teachers can employ to ensure high quality behaviour and relationships within the classroom that will facilitate high quality learning.
Google Training
Concentrating on the programmes that Google offers and how we as teachers can use them to maximise levels of organisation and learning.
Initial Teacher Training
The Newly Qualified Teachers and Schools Direct teachers met to discuss relevant topics of conversation and swap good ideas for the half term ahead.
Good to Great Programme
This group of staff meet regularly to discuss contemporary teaching literature, conduct peer observations and use video analysis in order to progress the standard of their teaching.
In addition to this, a group of thirteen staff (teachers and support staff) attended a First Aid at Work training course to update their qualification and all of the support staff across the school were busy working hard to sustain the high quality of service on offer to the students at BMS.
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