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Curriculum planning in all-age special schools
Are there examples of curriculum planning in special schools? We look at how four special schools plan curriculum opportunities and link to another article from The Key on thematic curriculum structures. We also relay advice from one of our associate education experts on planning across the school.
- Assessing pupils working between P scales and the primary curriculum
- Assessment approaches in special schools
- Showcase: Assessment in an outstanding all-through special school
- Evidencing the progress of pupils with complex needs
- Making a classroom dyslexia-friendly
- Special schools: curriculum requirements
- The engagement model: changes to SEN assessment
- Thematic curriculum in special schools: examples
- QuickRead: The Rochford Review report
- Transition: pupils leaving special schools
- Work scrutinies: pupils with SEN
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