YPF Trust | centre for Supplementary Education

Free teacher training day
2017-02-26 00:00 - 16:00 (Europe/London) | Museum of London, 150 London Wall, London, EC2Y 5HN
Creative learning resources for supplementary schools
Teacher training for paid and volunteer supplementary school staff
In partnership with the British Museum, the Museum of London has created a Discovery Box resource filled with interactive learning activities specifically designed for supplementary schools.
This free teacher training day will allow you to try out this new learning resource before it is made available for school hire. During the day you will visit a range of galleries and take part in drama, digital and art activities, all designed to support literacy and language learning and explore themes of culture and identity.
Book your place on this training to make the most of what museums have to offer; as an extension of the classroom to compliment your curriculum.
Lunch and light refreshments will be provided.
If you would like to book your free place please contact Emma Taylor, Supplementary Schools Programme Manager, etaylor@museumoflondon.org.uk or call 020 7814 5579 by Friday 10 February.
Please note that to allow as many schools to take part in this training as possible, places will be limited to three teachers per school. Places will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

Community Preview of American Dream, pop to the present
2017-03-05 11:00 - 12:00 | British Museum, Great Russell St , London, WC1B 3DG, United Kingdom
You are invited to bring students, teachers and volunteers for free to an exclusive Community Preview of American Dream, pop to the present exhibition at the British Museum on Sunday 5th March 2016. You can find out more about the exhibition here http://americandreamexhibition.org/
To book your free tickets* please email aross@britishmuseum.org before Friday 17th February.
I may be able to accommodate earlier or later time slots in the day, so please let me know if another time (between 10.30 – 15.30) would be more convenient and I can check availability.

Use film to enhance your teaching!
2017-03-07 10:00 - 16:00 | Goldsmiths College, New Cross, London, SE14 6NW
Multilingual digital storytelling: from drama to film making and editing
We’re collaborating with Goldsmiths, University of London, to give another MLDST opportunity for supplementary schools that haven’t had a chance yet.
If you are excited to learn new ways to engage children in language learning, if you think you might be interested, if you’d like to know more, if you’re wondering what it’s all about – put this date in your diary and keep a watch on our website. More information and booking details will be coming shortly.
There will be 20 places – max two places per school. THE COURSE IS NOW FULLY BOOKED
You can see some of the films produced by young language learners on the project website
You can also download a teachers handbook to help you introduce film and digital storytelling into your teaching practice.
If you want to add your name to the waiting list in case anyone drops out, please visit the Eventbrite page by Friday 24th February.
Bring film into your supplementary school curriculum!

Your East End festival
2017-03-18 00:00 - 2017-03-19 16:00 | Museum of London Docklands, West India Quay, Canary Wharf, E14 4AL
SAVE THE DATE !
Dear all,
Please save the date for the next free festival for supplementary schools and families taking place at the Museum of London Docklands.
Your East End festival is all about celebrating the diversity of East London and exploring how, as a mixing pot for people of so many different backgrounds and cultures, it is such an exciting and vibrant place to live today. The festival will partner with a range of different local community groups and organisations to make it an exciting and representative event. There will be an exciting range of workshops, activities and performances to get involved in throughout the weekend!

Bookings for this event will open in January.
Best wishes,
Supplementary Schools Team

If you do not want to receive upcoming offers for supplementary schools, please email to request for your details to be removed from the contacts list.
Emma Taylor Supplementary Schools Programme Manager Museumof London 150 London Wall London EC2Y 5HN

Free Family Learning Conference
2017-03-22 09:00 - 17:00 | Birkbeck College, WC1E 7HX
As part of the collaboration between Birkbeck, University of London and IntoUniversity (Supplementary Schools Project), you are invited to join us for the: “Family Learning Conference”
This event is aimed at education, charity, council, or community development professionals, who work with, or are interested in Family Learning or Supplementary school education.
Overview
The conference will allow you to spend the day discovering the background and benefits of Family learning and Supplementary schools, from rhetoric to reality.
You will be presented with practical ways in which to incorporate programmes into your institutions, and meet academics and professional services staff in these specialist fields.
To book your free tickets go to the conference eventbrite page
Agenda
The morning will include sessions led by academics and practitioners in the field of Family Learning and Supplementary school education. The speakers will be setting the scene about current practises and research from sectors such as academia, charity, Widening Participation university outreach and local councils.
There will be breakout workshops in the afternoon which are designed to share best practise and give practical advice on how to set up programmes for Family learning, and work with supplementary schools in different contexts and sectors.
Schedule of the day
09.30 –10.00: Registration & Refreshments
10.00 – 10:15: Welcome
10:15 –10:30: Conference keynote – Pascale Vassie, Executive Director, National Resource for Supplementary Education
10.30 – 11.00: Higher Education and Family Learning – Caroline McDonald, Head of Widening Access, Birkbeck, University of London
11.00 – 11.30: Family Learning Works – Carol Taylor, Former Deputy CEO of NIACE
11.30 – 12.00 Coffee Break
12.00- 12.30: Family literacy programmes in England: Do they do the job? Evidence from programme evaluations – Olga Cara, Senior Research Officer, Department of Education, Practice, Society at UCL Institute of Education
12.30 – 13.00: Family Learning in practice – Simon Beer, Head of Service, Haringey Adult Learning Services
13.00 – 13.30: Panel discussion – Pascale Vassie, Carol Taylor, Olga Cara, Simon Beer
13.30 – 14.15: Lunch Break
14.15 – 15.15:
Workshop A – Family Learning in practice: workshops, resources, engagement and outcomes. University of Nottingham and IntoUniversity Nottingham – Lisa Owen (Primary Schools Engagement Manager) & Ellie Rowley (Centre Leader IU Nottingham East)
Workshop B – Connecting families and inspiring your programme: Case studies and practical tips. Museum of London – Simone Few (Programme Manager of Family Learning) and Emma Taylor (Supplementary Schools Manager)
Workshop C – Crossing the school gates: Connecting schools, communities and homes in a multilingual digital storytelling project. Goldsmiths: Critical Connections II – Dr Vicky Macleroy (Project Director) & Dr Yu-Chiao Chung (Research Assistant)
15.15 – 15.45: Panel discussion and summary of the afternoon workshops
15.45 – 16.00: Closing remarks
16.00 – 17.00: Networking & refreshments

Learning a Home Language
2017-04-01 11:00 - 14:00 | Ramgarhi Community Centre, 270 Neville Road, Forest Gate, Newham, E7 9QN
Helping to foster the next bilingual/bicultural generation: The Ramgarhia Story
Come along to an important public meeting regarding one of East London’s key and longstanding community schools. Take advantage of the opportunity to talk to teachers, parents and trustees from other local community schools in Newham.
Opening: Lyn Brown, Member of Parliament, West Ham
Chair: Professor Li Wei, Institute of Education, University College London
Ramgarhia Panjabi School: Tarlok Singh Sura and Manjit Kaur Matharu
Keynote speaker: Dr Virginia Lam, Senior Lecturer, School of Psychology, UEL
Farkhanda Chaudry, Dental practitioner and UEL MSc researcher
Panel: Professor Terry Lamb , University of Westminster and Pascale Vassie, NRCSE
Closing: Vice-chancellor Professor John Joughin, UEL
Cultural activities by Ramgarhia Panjabi School children, refreshments and post-event networking. 1-2pm
Parking: public car par (3 mns walk away), Shaftesbury Road E7 8PL. Tube: Upton Park (5 mins walk away). Buses: 58, 104, 330 and 376.

Quality Framework Evaluation
2017-04-06 11:00 - 13:00 | Westwood Street Children’s Centre, Westwood Street, Manchester, M14 4PH
Meeting with Northern QF mentors to evaluate the quality assurance of supplementary education.
10 years on from the development of a tailored quality assurance scheme for supplementary schools much as changed. Local authorities have undergone dramatic changes in structure, responsibilities and capacity. The Department for Education has changed the way it looks at supplementary education and new duties on local authorities are in danger of moving the focus of support for supplementary schools from education to purely safeguarding.
What can we do together to support community-led supplementary schools to develop and thrive as safe and effective learning environment for children and young people where they can continue to learn within their communities an enriched curriculum reflecting culture, language, faith?
Please let Gosia McKane know if you are able to join us for some brief reflection on the past 10 years and some realistic and robust building of support that can be sustained for the next 10 years.

Silver Peer Recognition Meeting
2017-04-26 05:30 - 20:00 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London
Schools from Harrow, Barnet, Brent and Suffolk get together to look at each others delivery and progress.
We are always happy to chair recognition meetings for supplementary schools around England. If you are interested your first step is to subscribe to NRCSE and prepare a management file demonstrating that you are delivering safe and effective education for children.
Do like these schools below have done: share your good practice and learn from your peers and mentors.

To find out more take a look at our film of a Silver Peer Recognition Meeting on our Quality Framework pages.

Silver Peer Recognition Meeting
2017-04-27 18:00 - 21:00 | Manchester City Council, Directorate for Children & Families, Westwood Street Centre, Westwood Street, Manchester, M14 4PH
Four supplementary schools from Manchester, York and Derby will present their work at the Silver Recognition Meeting
They will assess each other against the Quality Framework descriptors covering areas of learning environment, teaching and assessment, use of resources as well as cooperation with other agencies, consulting on their work and evaluating their organisations.
Manchester and Leeds supplementary schools at 2013 Silver Peer Recognition
Working to achieve Quality Framework Awards is an opportunity to share good practice with other community organisations and their mentors, celebrate the work of supplementary schools, assess areas for development and improve the quality of your provision. Following structured steps you will be able to work with a mentor who will guide you providing support and constructive feedback.
If your school has already achieved Bronze Award and you are ready to go for Silver please contact us to discuss the next step.

Good Management Course for Westminster and Ealing Supplementary schools
2017-05-10 10:00 - 16:00 | CAIA, 105a Mill Hill Road, London, W3 8JF
Dear Friends,
the NRCSE are delighted to tell you that we have been successful in arranging free three day course in May for Westminster and Ealing supplementary schools who would like to achieve the Quality Framework Bronze Award.
The purpose of these three day courses is to help you to prepare a Good Management Pack for your supplementary school. It is also an excellent introduction to management and governance for new committee members. If you are desperate for someone to help with the management of your supplementary school – bring a new MC member on this course and they will become skilled in no time!

The Good Management Pack consists of

A welcome pack for parents
Staff and volunteer handbook
Management committee guide
Safeguarding policies and procedures for all

The courses will run from 10am – 4pm on 3rd May, 10th May and on 17th May 2017 in both Ealing and Westminster. (Those schools that missed the first session will be able to attend a catch-up in Ealing on the 24th May). For Westminster venue contact Claud.
There will be follow up support from NRCSE staff who will visit your school to help you attain the Quality Framework Bronze Award. For those of you whose award has expired, we will help you to revalidate it.
To book a place on the course or for information on future dates for the Good Management Course please click on my name to send an email or call Wednesday, Thursday and Fridays:
Claud Steven
Quality Development Adviser
07964 203 774
02076 974 053

Leicester Complementary Schools Trust
2017-05-11 17:30 - 20:30 | The City of Leicester College, Downing Drive, Leicester, LE5 6LN
LCST is holding a celebration evening highlighting the work of complementary schools in Leicester City.

There will be cultural performances from pupils and presentation of certificates for nominated pupils and teachers having successfully completed the Effective Teaching Skills for Supplementary Schools course.
The even is for LCST members only but all complementary schools in Leicester are strongly encouraged to join LCST – it is FREE and they provide training, support, celebration, resource and opportunities to share best practice and work together to champion supplementary education.
LCST members have, for example, played an important part in the retention of GCSE and A level examinations in ‘community’ languages.
For more information contact Nicole Dishington at SDSA

Silver Peer Recognition Manchester
2017-05-11 18:00 - 21:00 | Manchester City Council, Directorate for Children & Families, Westwood Street Centre, Westwood Street, Manchester, M14 4PH
The Silver Recognition Meeting will bring together supplementary schools from Manchester. During the meeting each school representative will have an opportunity to introduce the school, its pupils and what activities they offer.
During the preparation for the Silver Recognition each school was working closely with their local mentor to discuss how they fulfil the Quality Framework standards and discuss what is the best evidence to showcase the school. The school will put together Silver Portfolio following specific structure and the Portfolio will be assessed by other schools and mentors during the meeting. It is a special time for each school to present how good they are but as well be inspired by the work of other schools.
If you are interested in developing your school and achieving Silver Award, please get in touch with NRCSE!

NRCSE Strategy Day
2017-05-12 09:30 - 17:00 | Stephens House, 17 East End Road, Finchley, N3 3QE, United Kingdom
NRCSE trustees and staff will be out of the office all day preparing our strategy for 2018-2021
2014 Strategy Day at Resource for London
Having attended Barnet Supplementary School Forum meetings in the lovely Avenue House (now Stephens House and Gardens) that’s where we will be. Inspired by the fresh air and flowers!
We will be spending some of the day evaluating 10 years of the Quality Framework for Supplementary Schools and the achievements we have managed together since establishing ourselves as an independent charity in 2012.
Most of the day will be taken up with planning the future, learning from what worked and what didn’t to build a strong, sustainable organisation that will be able to continue championing the work of community-led supplementary schools into the next decade no matter what happens to the political and economic environment.
If you have any thoughts, suggestions, concerns that you would like to feed in to our discussion – let me know!
You are the reason we exist.

Training session for teachers and parents
2017-05-12 17:30 - 19:30 | British Museum, Great Russell St , London, WC1B 3DG, United Kingdom
The British Museum with IntoUniversity Supplementary Schools Project
Dear Supplementary Schools,
I’m delighted to announce that we will be delivering another teachers training session with IntoUniversity Supplementary Schools Project, following a very well received and attended session in February. We got some great feedback from Supplementary School teachers, who went on to book sessions for their schools.
‘The event was overwhelming I have learnt so much and met interesting people and I was especially glad to have met supplementary teachers from other communities’
‘It has been very beneficial for my school. I hope you can carry on the good job you’re doing’
Training session for teachers and parents at The British Museum with IntoUniversity Supplementary Schools Project, Friday 12 May, 17.30 – 19.30
Alisha Kanabar and Giulia Mifsud from IntoUniversity will be delivering a training session for teachers and parents. The session will explore Pathways in Higher Education, changes in the UK Education system and practical methods and teaching techniques to make learning more memorable and meaningful for students.

For more information and to reserve a place, please email aross@thebritishmuseum.org Please note that spaces are limited and on a first-come, first serve-basis.
Please let me know if you have any questions and I look forward to welcoming some of you in May.
Alice
Alice Ruby Ross
Community Coordinator
If you haven’t already, do watch this film about supplementary schools and the British Museum.

Celebrate children achieving their true potential
2017-05-14 13:30 - 16:30 | Museum of London Docklands, West India Quay, Canary Wharf, E14 4AL
The IntoUniversity Supplementary Schools project was tremendously well received by community organisations, hundreds of supplementary school pupils have taken part.
Ensuring children from Black, Asian, minority and migrant communities have access to the best education Britain has to offer and are equipped with self-knowledge, resilience and learning skills to take advantage of further and higher education is what supplementary schools are all about.
The IntoUniversity Supplementary Schools Project is coming to an end this summer and to celebrate the past 3 years of work with supplementary schools, universities and education organisations all over the country we are holding a celebration event at the Museum of London (Docklands Campus).
The celebration event will commemorate the people and places that have enabled the project to be such a success and give supplementary schools, universities, parents and carers and young people the opportunity to meet each other and establish new partnerships.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Book your FREE tickets for the celebration on eventbrite

Intercultural pedagogies in the making
2017-05-19 09:30 - 16:00 | Goldsmiths, University of London, Dixon Road, New Cross, SE14 6NW
Goldsmiths Critical Connections programme is again showcasing the amazing work being done by young language learners all around the country. Intercultural pedagogies may be an unfamiliar term but it is what you do!
Many supplementary schools have taken part as well as mainstream school MFL departments. Digital Storytelling is a perfect way to enthuse your young people and get them to delve deeper into their heritage cultures and languages.

Go the Eventbrite page to book your place and open up a whole new world of teaching resource your pupils will love.

Hokusai - Community Preview
2017-05-21 10:00 - 18:00 | British Museum, Great Russell St , London, WC1B 3DG, United Kingdom
Your students, teachers and volunteers are invited to an exclusive Community Preview – Hokusai
Hokusai, beyond the Great Wave exhibition at the British Museum on Sunday 21st May 2017.

To book your free tickets please email Alice Ruby Ross before Monday 8th May stating:

Name of your school
Number of tickets required
Preferred entry time to exhibition between 10.00 – 17.00 (exhibition closes at 18.00)
Postal address for tickets

Kind regards
Alice Ruby Ross
Community Coordinator
020 7323 8972

Effective Teaching Skills in Supplementary Schools
2017-05-23 18:00 - 21:00 | Stephens House, 17 East End Road, Finchley, N3 3QE, United Kingdom
Dear All,
Due to popular demand, we’d like to bring your attention to our forthcoming training course: Effective Teaching Skills in Supplementary Schools. In North West London,starting on Tuesday 23rd May.
The course will run each Tuesday evening from 6 – 9 pm, from 23rd May to 18th July 2017

Gain knowledge of the English education system and how supplementary schools contribute to child development.
Find out about the role and responsibility of teachers.
Learn how to plan an effective lesson and use resources to enhance learning.
Understand the different ways in which we all learn and strategies to support learners.
Know how to evaluate your own teaching and understand the teaching/training cycle.

This course can facilitate a minimum of 10 to a maximum of 15 learners and places are highly sought after. So don’t leave it too late to book!
To inquire about costs and booking please contact
Claud Steven
0796 4203 774
0207 6974 053
Teachers from supplementary schools in Milton Keynes

Supporting children with SEND in supplementary schools
2017-05-26 14:00 | Muslim School of Oadby, Oadby Community Centre, Sandhurst Street, Oadby , Leicester , LE2 5AR, United Kingdom
What can supplementary schools do to support children with special educational needs and disabilities when community-led out-of-school provision is not eligible for statutory funding?
The final cohort for our pilot accredited training course for supplementary school teachers is taking place at the Muslim School of Oadby in Leicester.
Sessions are open to teachers from other Leicester schools, please contact Sarvat Ujra if you are interested.
We are grateful to the British and Foreign School Society for funding this pilot, where we will provide training to 70 community teachers from Milton Keynes, Leicester, Luton and Northamptonshire. Training is accredited by the Open College Network West Midlands and complements the learning from the Effective Teaching Skills course, adding a further 2 credits towards the Level 3 Cert in Teaching in the Supplementary Education Sector.
Northamptonshire supplementary school teachers on SEND course February 2017

Faiths in Tune Interfaith Music Festival
2017-05-27 10:00 - 17:00 | British Museum, Great Russell St , London, WC1B 3DG, United Kingdom
Faiths in Tune Interfaith Music Festival, Sunday 21st May 2017, The British Museum
Faiths in Tunes is an Interfaith music festival celebrating intercultural dialogue, by bringing together musicians from a variety of religious traditions on one stage, inspired by the museum’s collection.
The event is free and you’re welcome to join us at any time between 10am – 5pm. You do not need to book tickets and can just turn up on the day.
Please visit here for more information British Museum – Events – Special event – Faiths In Tune Interfaith Music Festival
If you have any questions, please contact Alice Ruby Ross aross@britishmuseum.org

Kind regards
Alice Ruby Ross
Community Coordinator
020 7323 8972

Teaching in Islamic Supplementary Schools
2017-06-07 - 2017-06-08 | Islington, Islington, London, N7
This course builds on the popular Teaching Skills in Supplementary Schools course.
It is designed with a seminar format and delivered by Farooq Mulla. It can be offered before or after the Teaching Skills course, or on its own. On completion of the course learners will have gained an understanding of:

– the development of Islamic education in Britain;
– the teaching methodologies adopted by the Qur’an and the Prophets;
– the roles and responsibilities of teachers within an Islamic teaching environment;
– how Islamic education contributes to a child’s life and educational progress;
– how to evaluate one’s own teaching methods.

Parent Ambassador train-the-trainer course
2017-06-08 09:00 - 16:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London
Deliver the OCNWMR Accredited Programme Becoming a Parent Ambassador

Parent ambassadors are employed by mainstream schools to:

facilitate effective communication between parents, families and school
support the successful induction and inclusion of pupils and students
aid the integration of parents and families through engagement with schools and signpost other services e.g. ESOL, supplementary schools
enhance the understanding of school staff regarding the challenges faced by new communities

The Becoming a Parent Ambassador course prepares parent ambassadors for this work

Train-the-trainer course content:
– Overview of the success of the Parent Ambassador programme
– The contribution of parent ambassadors to children’s progress
– Responsibilities of the school in supporting the parent ambassador role
– The rationale for the Becoming a Parent Ambassador programme
– Delivery of the course including the scheme of work, lesson plans and assessments
– Management of the course accreditation with OCN
Criteria: Trainers should have prior experience of training adults and hold L3 Education & Training/PTLLS/DTLLS (or equivalent), or they should have experience of teaching in schools. They must have an understanding of the role of parents and community in supporting children’s education and welfare.
Cost: £350 including a full set of resources. Those trainers who have completed NRCSE train-the-trainer for the Effective Teaching Skills course are eligible for the discounted price of £280. Lunch will not be provided although there is a café at the centre
Contact: Joy Collins for more information Securing Success

Multilingual Digital Storytelling Awards
2017-06-23 | British Film Institute, NFT1, Belvedere Road, London, SE1 8XR

Supporting children with SEND in supplementary school
2017-07-04 17:45 - 20:45 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
OCN L2/L3 Supporting Children with SEND in Supplementary Schools
Tuesday evenings, July 2017
This course is grant subsidised, so just one place per school. Please complete the form to book a place. We are asking you to pay just £10 to cover the cost of the learner book. You must attend all four sessions.
If you would like further information contact Ertanch or Claud in the office on 020 7697 4053 Wednesday-Friday.
For NRCSE Member schools in Brent, Barnet, Camden, Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham and Westminster.
Course accredited by the Open College Network West Midlands

Minority Matters - Teaching in Islamic Supplementary Schools
2017-07-11 10:00 - 14:00 | Minority Matters, London
Today is the final day to hand in your work for both the Effective Teaching Skills and the Teaching in Islamic Supplementary Schools modules if you want it marked before the Autumn term.
Pascale will be at Minority Matters from 12-2pm if you have any questions or just to receive your work.
Mohamoud will be there from 10am if you need any help completing.

Inclusive supplementary education
2017-07-11 17:45 - 20:45 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
OCN L2/L3 Supporting Children with SEND in Supplementary Schools
Tuesday evenings, July 2017
At this session we are very fortunate to have a presentation from Dr Ruth Glynne-Owen, Blue Sky Autism, an expert in autism and early intervention approaches.

This course is grant subsidised, so just one place per school. Please complete the form to book a place. We are asking you to pay just £10 to cover the cost of the learner book. You must attend all four sessions.
If you would like further information contact Ertanch or Claud in the office on 020 7697 4053 Wednesday-Friday.
For NRCSE Member schools in Brent, Barnet, Camden, Ealing, Hammersmith & Fulham and Westminster.
Course accredited by the Open College Network West Midlands

Bradford Conference: Emerging role for supplementary schools
2017-07-15 09:30 - 13:30 | Bradford University, Richmond Road, Bradford, Yorkshire, BD7 1DP
Finding practical solutions for challenging times
Saturday 15th July 2017, 9.30am to 1.30pm
Great Hall, University of Bradford, Bradford, BD7 1DP
Supplementary schools provide part-time educational opportunities for children and young people, primarily from minority ethnic communities. They commonly offer mother-tongue language classes, faith and cultural studies, alongside activities such as sport, music, dance and drama, as well as supporting National Curriculum subjects.
Supplementary Schools are established and managed by community members, often on a voluntary basis, and operate from community centres, youth clubs, religious institutions and mainstream schools. While many supplementary schools are small local groups run by parents, others are part of larger organisations that provide a range of services. There are an estimated 3,000-5,000 such schools in England and over 100 supplementary schools running in the district attended by over 10,000 children.
Supplementary schools being at the heart of their community, have a key role to play in building a fair, integrated and tolerant society by giving pupils the skills, knowledge and opportunities to learn with, from and about those from different cultures, beliefs and backgrounds and to develop shared values.

Brent Supplementary Schools - Good Management
2017-07-15 10:00 - 16:00 | Brent Civic Centre, The Drum, Level 3 , Bedroom 2, Engineers Way, Wembley, HA9 0FJ
Day 2 of the excellent 3-day Good Management course
Prepare a school management pack including: welcome pack for parents, staff handbook, management committee guidelines and safeguarding policies and procedures for all.

Silver Recognition Meeting
2017-07-19 17:45 - 20:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London
Two supplementary schools from SE England will be attending a recognition meeting this evening to assess their delivery according to the Quality Framework for Supplementary Education.
Together with their mentor they will present teaching and learning practice, how children’s performance and development is assessed, what links they have been able to make with the children’s mainstream schools and how they add value to their pupils’ learning.
Watch a video of a Silver Recognition meeting here.

NRCSE Board of Trustees
2017-07-25 13:30 - 15:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
Final meeting of 2016/17 for the wonderful, dedicated, hard-working NRCSE trustees.
We will be looking at our actual income over this year – good earned income, not so great grants income.
We will be making plans for next year, September 2017 to July 2018.
And we will be considering the roll out of the Level 3 Cert in Teaching in the supplementary education sector as well as the new NRCSE Quality Mark
Some of our trustees elected in November 2016 have been coy about providing a photo for a wall of contacts. Please be ready to have your photo taken on Tuesday!
