Westminster FREE 3-Day Good Management Course Day 3
2019-12-02 10:00 - 15:30 (Europe/London) | NRCSE, 356 Holloway Road, LONDON, London, N7 6PA
Westminster 3-Day Good Management – Day 3
The purpose of this popular three-day course is to help out-of-school settings in the London borough of Barnet to meet the government’s minimum requirements for safe out-of-school provision.
We will be running the course on Mondays 14th, 28th October and 2nd of December 2019.
Over the three days we shall prepare three booklets that you can use with parents, teachers and volunteers, and the management committee. Over the three days we will guide you to complete a Management File for your provision.
To complete the minimum requirements for safe out-of-school provision you must have all of the policies and procedures detailed in the Good Management Pack. Each day we shall complete one of the three focused booklets:
Day 1 -Welcome Pack for Parents;
Day 2 – Staff and Volunteer Handbook,
Day 3 – Management Committee Guide.
For more information and to book your place contact me on the numbers below on Wednesday to Friday from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm.
kind regards
Claud
Quality Development Adviser
0207 697 4053
0796 420 3774

Day 2 - Good Management Course
2019-12-08 10:00 - 15:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
Due to popular demand we putting on another 3-Day Good Management Course at Resource for London
This course is for all Supplementary Schools, Out-of-School-Settings, private tuition centres, etc. teaching core curriculum subjects and/or language and/or faith and culture.
The course will be held on 1st, 8th and 15th Dec 2019 from 10 am to 3.30 pm.
It is recommended that each school sends 1 members of staff or management committee who will attend all 3 days. Additional parents, teachers, MC members can join you on one or two of the days at no extra charge. Course details follow:-
Managing your Supplementary School/out-of-school activity
The purpose of this three-day course is to help providers of out-of-school activities for children prepare a School Management Pack.
The School Management Pack consists of
• A Welcome Pack for Parents
• Staff and Volunteer Handbook
• Management Committee Guide
• Safeguarding Policies and Procedures for all
Day One – prepare a Welcome Pack for Parents.
Safeguarding: Safeguarding statement; e-safety; code of behaviour
Day Two – prepare a Staff and Volunteer Handbook.
Safeguarding: Safe recruitment procedures; code of conduct for staff; Child protection; health and safety policies; off-site procedures
Day Three – prepare a Management Committee Guide.
Safeguarding: Accountability; risk assessment; training plans.
The Good Management Pack will help you meet your local authority’s Section 11 requirements. It can also be your first step towards quality assurance and an NRCSE Quality Mark. All schools completing a Good Management Pack following the course will be eligible to receive a quality assurance visit to confirm that they are meeting best practice guidelines. We may have to charge travel expenses but otherwise the cost of visit will be included in your course fee.
To secure your place please click on one of the links below.

Members (If your membership is expired, you need to renew your membership.)
Non-Members

To get the maximum benefit from this course your school should send at least one person to all three sessions. If you are not a member book all three days together you get a discount and, even better, you can send two people for the same price!

Day 1 - Good Management for Supplementary Schools
2019-12-09 10:00 - 15:30 | Crowndale Centre,, 218 Eversholt St, Kings Cross,, London, Camden, NW1 1BD, United Kingdom
This course is for all Supplementary Schools, Out-of-School-Settings, private tuition centres, etc. teaching core curriculum subjects and/or language and/or faith and culture in London borough of Camden
The course will be held on 9th, 10th and 16th Dec 2019 from 10 am to 3.30 pm.
It is recommended that each school sends 1 members of staff or management committee who will attend all 3 days. Additional parents, teachers, MC members can join you on one or two of the days at no extra charge. Course details follow:-
Managing your Supplementary School/out-of-school activity
The purpose of this three-day course is to help providers of out-of-school activities for children prepare a School Management Pack.
The School Management Pack consists of
• A Welcome Pack for Parents
• Staff and Volunteer Handbook
• Management Committee Guide
• Safeguarding Policies and Procedures for all
Day One – prepare a Welcome Pack for Parents.
Safeguarding: Safeguarding statement; e-safety; code of behaviour
Day Two – prepare a Staff and Volunteer Handbook.
Safeguarding: Safe recruitment procedures; code of conduct for staff; Child protection; health and safety policies; off-site procedures
Day Three – prepare a Management Committee Guide.
Safeguarding: Accountability; risk assessment; training plans.
The Good Management Pack will help you meet your local authority’s Section 11 requirements. It can also be your first step towards quality assurance and an NRCSE Quality Mark. All schools completing a Good Management Pack following the course will be eligible to receive a quality assurance visit to confirm that they are meeting best practice guidelines.
To book on to this course please contact:
Suzie Yassin
Supplementary Schools Officer
Camden Learning

p: 0207 974 3426
a: 5 Pancras Square, London, N1C 4AG

NRCSE free inset / refresher training
2019-12-10 13:00 | RAF Museum, Grahame Park Way, Hendon, NW9 5LL
Dear Barnet Supplementary School leaders
We are happy to inform you that NRCSE are organising free inset / refresher training for supplementary schools we work with in the John Lyon’s Charity funded boroughs.
The training will be half a day, and concentrate on the below areas:

Safeguarding for OOSS
Choosing the right resources for Diversity and Inclusion
Development through creative activities

This is an opportunity for us to go over any new developments in these areas and inform you of other training opportunities for supplementary schools. This training is suitable for new supplementary school teachers or those who would like to freshen up on their knowledge in these areas.
The time and venue details for the course are as follows:
Date & Time: 10/12/2019 from 1.00 pm to 3.00 pm
Venue: Community room, The RAF Museum, Grahame Park Way, London NW9 5LL
Please register your interest with me as soon as possible by returning this email with the name of your school and the teachers you wish to attend. Each school can be represented by up to two people (places are limited).
Kind regards
Claud
Quality Development Adviser
0207 697 4053
0796 420 3774

FUNDRAISING FOR FUTURES In partnership with NRCSE
2019-12-12 10:30 - 15:00 | NRCSE, 356 Holloway Road, LONDON, London, N7 6PA
We know fundraising remains a challenge for supplementary schools. NRCSE are providing a series of Fundraising for Futures , ran by Tori Pearson, our fundraising expert, to help our members create successful applications.
The sessions will look at:

CONSULTATION
IMPACT
OUTCOMES and;
PARTNERSHIPS.

These 4 areas are key to making a strong application. By the end of the day, each school will leave with a written bid, which can be used to access up to £10,000 and will ensure that NRCSE are able to work in partnership and development with you on larger scale project delivery.
To avoid disappointment, book your place by December 10th claud@nrcse.org.uk
Kind regards
Claud
Quality Development Adviser
0207 697 4053
0796 420 3774

Barnet Quality Recognition Meeting
2019-12-12 16:00 - 18:00
Quality Recognition Meeting Attendees:
Chair – Claud Steven, Quality Development Adviser, NRCSE
Schools:
[names of attendees] – Hello Italia – NRC1750
Scrutineers:
Tunay Hussein – Retired Headteacher, Haringey – educational expert
Pascale Vassie – Executive Director, NRCSE – governance expert

Each school can bring up to two representatives, please let us know names in advance.
All schools must bring their portfolios to NRCSE office by latest 9am on Thursday 12 December.
16.00 Introduction to NRCSE Quality Mark and each other, out
16.15 – 17.00 Scrutiny of portfolios (Independent Educational Expert and NRCSE representative). Scrutineers note any questions for clarification, extra evidence needed and areas for development.
Supplementary schools join the meeting
17.00 – 17.30 Presentation from Hello Italia
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
17.30 – 17.40 Scrutineers complete recommendation forms, in confidence.
17.45 Next steps and end of meeting.

Day 3 - Good Management Course
2019-12-15 10:00 - 15:30
Due to popular demand we putting on another 3-Day Good Management Course at Resource for London
This course is for all Supplementary Schools, Out-of-School-Settings, private tuition centres, etc. teaching core curriculum subjects and/or language and/or faith and culture.
The course will be held on 1st , 8th and 15th Dec 2019 from 10 am to 3.30 pm.
It is recommended that each school sends 1 members of staff or management committee who will attend all 3 days. Additional parents, teachers, MC members can join you on one or two of the days at no extra charge. Course details follow:-
Day Three – prepare a Management Committee Guide.
Safeguarding: Accountability; risk assessment; training plans.
The Good Management Pack will help you meet your local authority’s Section 11 requirements. It can also be your first step towards quality assurance and an NRCSE Quality Mark. All schools completing a Good Management Pack following the course will be eligible to receive a quality assurance visit to confirm that they are meeting best practice guidelines. We may have to charge travel expenses but otherwise the cost of visit will be included in your course fee.
To secure your place please click on one of the links below.

Members (If your membership is expired, you need to renew your membership.)
Non-Members

To get the maximum benefit from this course your school should send at least one person to all three sessions. If you are not a member book all three days together you get a discount and, even better, you can send two people for the same price!

Day 2 - Camden Good Management for Supplementary Schools
2019-12-16 10:00 - 15:30 | Crowndale Centre,, 218 Eversholt St, Kings Cross,, London, Camden, NW1 1BD, United Kingdom
This course is for all Supplementary Schools, Out-of-School-Settings, private tuition centres, etc. teaching core curriculum subjects and/or language and/or faith and culture in London borough of Camden
The course will be held on 9th, 16th and 23rd Dec 2019 from 10 am to 3.30 pm.
It is recommended that each school sends 1 members of staff or management committee who will attend all 3 days. Additional parents, teachers, MC members can join you on one or two of the days at no extra charge. Course details follow:-
Managing your Supplementary School/out-of-school activity
The purpose of this three-day course is to help providers of out-of-school activities for children prepare a School Management Pack.
The School Management Pack consists of
• A Welcome Pack for Parents
• Staff and Volunteer Handbook
• Management Committee Guide
• Safeguarding Policies and Procedures for all
Day One – prepare a Welcome Pack for Parents.
Safeguarding: Safeguarding statement; e-safety; code of behaviour
Day Two – prepare a Staff and Volunteer Handbook.
Safeguarding: Safe recruitment procedures; code of conduct for staff; Child protection; health and safety policies; off-site procedures
Day Three – prepare a Management Committee Guide.
Safeguarding: Accountability; risk assessment; training plans.
The Good Management Pack will help you meet your local authority’s Section 11 requirements. It can also be your first step towards quality assurance and an NRCSE Quality Mark. All schools completing a Good Management Pack following the course will be eligible to receive a quality assurance visit to confirm that they are meeting best practice guidelines.
To book on to this course please contact:
Suzie Yassin
Supplementary Schools Officer
Camden Learning

p: 0207 974 3426
a: 5 Pancras Square, London, N1C 4AG

Harrow Quality Recognition Meeting
2019-12-16 17:30 - 19:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
Quality Recognition Meeting Attendees:
Chair – Joy Collins, Director, Securing Success
Schools:
[names of attendees] – Zawiyah – NRC1764
[names of attendees] – Middlesex Tamil Academy – NRC1264
Scrutineers:
John Paxton – Barnet Council, Narrowing the Gap and NQT adviser – educational expert
Pascale Vassie – Executive Director, NRCSE – governance expert

Each school can bring up to two representatives, please let us know names in advance.
All schools must bring their portfolios to Joy Collins at Securing Success by latest 9am on Monday 16 December.
2pm Introduction to NRCSE Quality Mark and each other

17.30 – 18.30 Scrutiny of portfolios (Independent Educational Expert and NRCSE representative). Scrutineers note any questions for clarification, extra evidence needed and areas for development.
Supplementary schools join the meeting
18.30 – 19.00 Presentation from Zawiyah
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
19.00 – 19.30 Presentation from Middlesex Tamil School
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)

19.30 – 19.40 Scrutineers complete recommendation forms, in confidence.
19.45 Next steps and end of meeting.

Last day Teaching Skills course with Minority Matters
2019-12-17 10:00 - 14:30 | Aziziye Mosque, 117 Stoke Newington Road, London, N16 8BU
Dear teachers at Aziziye Masjid, Stoke Newington
Remember you will be handing in your completed learner files for all three units today!
Looking forward to receiving all your work for reading and marking over the holidays.

FUNDRAISING FOR FUTURES In partnership with NRCSE
2019-12-18 10:30 - 15:00 | NRCSE, 356 Holloway Road, LONDON, London, N7 6PA
We know fundraising remains a challenge for supplementary schools. NRCSE are providing a series of Fundraising for Futures , ran by Tori Pearson, our fundraising expert, to help our members create successful applications.
The sessions will look at:

CONSULTATION
IMPACT
OUTCOMES and;
PARTNERSHIPS.

These 4 areas are key to making a strong application. By the end of the day, each school will leave with a written bid, which can be used to access up to £10,000 and will ensure that NRCSE are able to work in partnership and development with you on larger scale project delivery.
To avoid disappointment, book your place by December 13th claud@nrcse.org.uk
Kind regards
Claud
Quality Development Adviser
0207 697 4053
0796 420 3774

Brent Quality Recognition Meeting
2019-12-19 10:00 - 12:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London
Quality Recognition Meeting Attendees:
Chair – Dr Mon Partovi, Quality Development Adviser, NRCSE
Schools:
[names of attendees] – Clube dos Brasileirinhos – NRC1232
[names of attendees] – Big Fish Tutors – NRC1787
Scrutineers:
Di Leedham – EAL and Literacy Consultant for Secondary School – educational expert
Pascale Vassie – Executive Director, NRCSE – governance expert

Each school can bring up to two representatives, please let us know names in advance.
All schools must bring their portfolios to Joy Collins at Securing Success by latest 9am on Monday 16 December.
10am Introduction to NRCSE Quality Mark and each other

10.15-11.15 Scrutiny of portfolios (Independent Educational Expert and NRCSE representative). Scrutineers note any questions for clarification, extra evidence needed and areas for development.
Supplementary schools join the meeting
11.15 – 11.45 Presentation from Clube dos Brasileirinhos
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
11.45 – 12.15 Presentation from Big Fish Tutors
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)

12.15-12.25 Scrutineers complete recommendation forms, in confidence.
12.30 Next steps and end of meeting.

Day 3 - Camden Good Management for Supplementary Schools
2019-12-23 10:00 - 15:30 | Crowndale Centre,, 218 Eversholt St, Kings Cross,, London, Camden, NW1 1BD, United Kingdom

Fundraising for Futures in partnership with NRCSE
2020-01-16 10:30 - 15:30 | NRCSE, 356 Holloway Road, LONDON, London, N7 6PA
Dear Supplementary School Leaders
we know fundraising remains a challenge for supplementary school. NRCSE are providing a series of Fundraising for Futures, ran by Tori Pearson, our fundraising expert, to help our members create successful applications.
The session will look at:

CONSULTATION
IMPACT
OUTCOMES and:
PARTNERSHIP

These 4 areas are key to making a strong application. By the end of the day, each school will leave with a written bid, which can be used to access up to £10,000 and will ensure that NRCSE are able to work in partnership and development with you on larger scale project delivery.
Ideally, you should have a project in mind and be seeking funding, or reviewing an unsuccessful application, so some pre-thought and motivation to access funding for something is recommended.
To book your place please RSVP by 10/01/2020 with claud@nrcse.org.uk
For further information you can call me on the numbers below on Wednesday to Friday from 10.30 am to 5.30 pm.
kind regards
Claud
Quality Development Adviser
0207 697 4053
0796 420 3774

NRCSE Creative Teaching and Learning Project (Workshop 1)
2020-01-19 10:00 - 16:30 | NRCSE, 356 Holloway Road, LONDON, London, N7 6PA
Supplementary school’s teachers will be working with Artis Foundation specialists who are highly trained arts educators. Throughout the workshops, participants will be given the opportunity to learn more about the practical tools available and explore how arts & cultural learning can deepen pupil engagement, contributing to language learning, creativity and problem-solving while raising students’ confidence levels.

Westminster Free Refresher Training & YWF Grants Application Process
2020-02-06 14:00 - 16:30 | Addison Lee’s Office’s, The Point 37 North Wharf Road, London, Westminster, W2 1AF, United Kingdom
Dear Westminster Supplementary School leaders
We are happy to inform you that NRCSE in collaboration with Young Westminster Foundation (YWF) are organising a free Refresher Training and Grants Application through YWF for supplementary schools in the John Lyon’s Charity funded borough of Westminster.
The training will be half a day, and concentrate on the below areas:

Choosing the right resources for Diversity and Inclusion
Development through Creative Activities
Introduction to the funding available to supplementary schools in Westminster and a talk through the application forms and funding requirements (by Nora Loewenberg, Fundraising and Engagement Officer YWF)

This is an opportunity for us to go over any new developments in these areas and inform you of other training opportunities for supplementary schools. This training is suitable for new supplementary school teachers or those who would like to freshen up on their knowledge in these areas.
The time and venue details for the course are as follows:
Date & Time: 06/02/2020 from 2.00 pm to 4.30 pm
Venue: Addison Lee’s Offices, Fourth Floor │The Point │37 North Wharf Road│London W2 1AF
Please register your interest with me by 05/02/2020 with the name of your school, the name and contact number/s of the staff you wish to attend. Places are limited so you will need to respond promptly.
Look forward to hearing from you
Kind regards
Claud
Quality Development Adviser
claud@nrcse.org.uk
0207 697 4053
0796 420 3774

NRCSE Board of Trustees
2020-02-11 14:30 - 17:00 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
National Resource Centre for Supplementary Education
Agenda
Trustee Board Meeting
Tuesday 11th February 2020
3pm – 5pm
Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London N7 6PA
_______________________________________________________

Attendance and apologies
Minutes of the meeting of 26th November (attached)
Matters arising
Extraordinary meeting of 6th January (notes attached)
Sub-committee meeting report back
Quality assurance and safeguarding (met 28/1/20)
Training and project delivery (met 28/1/20)

Finance & General Purposes (met 21/1/20)
Please read our Annual Report for 2019
We are always looking for new trustees to join our board.
If you would like to have an initial conversation with the Chair, please get in touch.

CPD for NRCSE tutors/assessors
2020-02-12 10:00 - 16:00 | ACES Rivers Centre, Trent Road, West Bletchley, Milton Keynes, MK3 7BB
Following the changes to vocational adult education accreditation Open College Network West Midlands is requiring all NRCSE tutors/assessors delivering on the NRCSE courses they accredit to undertake further training on how to assess learners.
The particular emphasis for all of us – the OCNWM EQA as well – is evidencing your assessment of adults with English as an additional language. Learn how to record observation, professional discussion, microteach in a robust and transparent way.
This training is provided free of charge for NRCSE tutors/assessors
The training will be taking place in Milton Keynes from 10am – 3.30pm, many thanks to Irem for hosting us,
Trains to Bletchley (closest station) take 30 minutes from Euston. Milton Keynes station is also close for those of you coming from Leicester/Sheffield/Northampton.
There is parking at Rivers Centre should you come by car.

Teaching in Supplementary Schools
2020-02-20 08:00 - 17:00
Open College Network accredited course, Level 2 Award
10am to 3pm Mondays (six in total) between 24th February to 20th April
at NRCSE offices
You will learn about

the education system in England and the role of supplementary schools
the responsibilities of teachers, including lesson planning, assessment and evaluation
different teaching methods and learning styles
the welfare needs of children and strategies that promote inclusion and positive behaviour.

You should have a good level of reading and writing English to complete this course.
Assessment

During lessons and at home, you will complete a Learners Booklet, making notes, writing short essays, and reflecting on your own teaching.
In the final session, you will teach the rest of the group for 16 minutes giving a lesson on any subject of your choice.
You will collect documents from your supplementary school including records of three lessons that you have taught, with your own lesson plans and evaluations of how successful they were.

Numbers: This course can facilitate a minimum of 8 to a maximum of 10 learners. Refreshments will be provided by NRCSE.
Book and make payment: The full cost for the Effective Teaching Skills course is £370 per learner. We are able to subsidise the cost so we are asking for a contribution of only £75 per learner. This includes: course and student registration fee; tutor fee; assessment; international moderation; management and administration; Learners file and Resource file for each learner. Book your place.
For further information please call Claud/Iman on 020 7697 4053
We would like to thank our funders John Lyon’s Charity for their financial support for the course.

BEP Education Matters 2020 Conference
2020-02-22 12:00 - 18:00 | Barnfield Community Hub, Herbert Place, Plumstead, SE18 3BD
This conference is organised by BEP education to create awareness of the new 2-year T-Level qualification desgined to give students a choice after GCSEs and to equip parents with information that will help them make informed decisions regarding their children’s education after GCSEs.
Further details about BEP Education and the conference on their YouTube channel

YLN Education and Safeguarding Conference
2020-02-22 12:30 - 16:00 | Goose Green Community Centre, 62A East Dulwich Road, Southwark, SE22 9AT
PROGRAMME FOR THE SAFEGUARDING EVENT AT THE GOOSE GREEN COMMUNITY CENTRE – SATURDAY 22nd FEBRUARY 2020 FROM 12.30 – 16.00.
Organised by the Youth Learning Network (YLN).
Address – Goose Green Community Centre, 62A East Dulwich Road, London, Goose.
www.goosegreencentre.org
Arrivals from 12.30 – 13.00 – Registration.
13.00pm – Welcome and introductions, Kwame Ocloo, Executive Director for the YLN, Kevin Dykes of Southwark Council, Pascale Vassie of the National Resource Centre, Cara Jones, Southwark Council, and Step Up to Social Work students from Goldsmiths University.
13.10pm – 13.30pm. Help for parents’ presentation, Ben Campbell, Southwark Lead Parenting Co-ordinator.
13.30pm – 14.20pm. Responding to child exploitation as a parent, carer, or family member; presentation by Donya Lamrhari and Toyah Metcalfe of The Children’s Society.
14.20 – 14.30. Break & Refreshments.
14.30pm – 15.30pm. WORKSHOPS.
We will ask participants to spend 20 minutes in each workshop, and then move on to the next one so that everyone gets the chance to learn about all the topics.

Disrupting exploitation – what parents should know, The Children’s Society.
No Place for Hate Crime, Kevin Dykes, the community safety team at Southwark Council.
Mental health and keeping children safe by Olive Lewis, PET Southwark.

15.30pm – 16.00pm. We all come back together for networking, and sharing ideas. facilitated by Kevin Dykes and Kwame Ocloo.

Hammersmith & Fulham Supplementary Schools Network meeting
2020-02-26 18:00 - 20:00 | SOBUS, 20 Dawes Road, SW6 7EN
In partnership with Young Hammersmith & Fulham Foundation
Don’t forget to collaborate and network – good things come from sharing best practice. If you are based in Hammersmith or Fulham or if most of your pupils are then you really need to come to LBHF Supplementary Schools Network meeting.
Find out about funding opportunities, events, training and the Quality Mark!
Go to the Eventbrite page to book your place – it’s free and a very good use of your time!
Email becky@yhff.org.uk with any agenda items which you would like to talk about.
This network meeting will include:

A chance to share learning from the first year of funding (for those who have been funded through our Supplementary School Grants, from John Lyon’s Charity.)
An update from our Community Connector, Linda Fred, on free training opportunities available through the Out Of School Setting project.
An update from Iman Bahmanabadi, National Resource Centre for Supplementary Education – teacher training and quality assurance
The chance to network and share some food together

Please book your place ASAP – you are welcome to bring more than one person from your supplementary school – this is an opportunity to share ideas, problems, opportunities for joint projects. YHFF need your in put to make the network successful!

Quality Recognition Meeting - Barnet/Westminster
2020-02-28 11:00 - 13:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
Chair:
Claud Steven, NRCSE Quality Development Advisor
Schools:
Al Ola Arabic School (NRC1310) and Finchley Reform Synagogue (NRC1766)
Scrutineers:
Penny Jones, Education Consultant FRSA, educational expert
Pascale Vassie, Executive Director, NRCSE – governance expert

Each school should bring two representatives – one to answer questions about teaching and learning taking place, one to speak about the management and governance, please let us know names in advance.
All schools must bring their portfolios to Resource for London 30 mins before start of meeting or hand in to Claud Steven at Resource for London, N7 6PA any day before 28 February 2020.
11.00 – 11.10 Introduction to NRCSE Quality Recognition
11.10 – 12.10 Scrutiny of portfolios (Independent Educational Expert, NRCSE
(30 mins p/school) representative). Scrutineers note any questions for clarification, extra evidence needed and areas for development.
Supplementary schools join the meeting
12.10 – 12.40 Presentation from Al Ola Arabic School
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
12.40 – 13.10 Presentation from Finchley Reform Synagogue
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
13.10 – 13.20 Scrutineers complete recommendation forms, in confidence.
13.00 Next steps and end of meeting.

Teaching in Supplementary Schools
2020-03-02 10:00 - 15:00 | NRCSE, 356 Holloway Road, LONDON, London, N7 6PA
Open College Network accredited course, Level 2 Award
10am to 3pm Mondays (six in total) between 2nd March to 20th April
at NRCSE offices
You will learn about

the education system in England and the role of supplementary schools
the responsibilities of teachers, including lesson planning, assessment and evaluation
different teaching methods and learning styles
the welfare needs of children and strategies that promote inclusion and positive behaviour.

You should have a good level of reading and writing English to complete this course.
Assessment

During lessons and at home, you will complete a Learners Booklet, making notes, writing short essays, and reflecting on your own teaching.
In the final session, you will teach the rest of the group for 16 minutes giving a lesson on any subject of your choice.
You will collect documents from your supplementary school including records of three lessons that you have taught, with your own lesson plans and evaluations of how successful they were.

Numbers: This course can facilitate a minimum of 8 to a maximum of 10 learners. Refreshments will be provided by NRCSE.
Book and make payment: This course is grant subsidised, so just one place per school. If you want to register for the Ofqual registered qualification ‘Level 2 Award in Teaching in Supplementary Schools and other out-of-school settings.’ you will pay just £75 to cover the cost of registration for this nationally recognised qualification. You must commit to attending all 6 sessions. Book your place.
For further information please call Iman on 020 7697 4053
We would like to thank our funders John Lyon’s Charity for their financial support for the course.

Quality Recognition Meeting - Camden/Haringey
2020-03-04 09:30 - 12:00 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
Attendees:
Chair – Mon Partovi – Quality Development Adviser, NRCSE
Observer – Mrs Delavari, Rustam
Schools:
Shahla White and Mr Hosseinpour, Rustam – NRC0636
Merhatsidk Kennaw and Beliyou, Learning Development Centre LDC – NRC0554
Scrutineers:
Joy Collins –Educational Expert
Pascale Vassie, Executive Director, NRCSE – Governance expert
Each school can bring up to two representatives, please let us know names in advance.
All schools must bring their portfolios and management file to NRCSE Office any day before 4th March.
9.30 – 9.45 Introduction to NRCSE Quality Recognition
9.45 – 10.45 Scrutiny of portfolios (Independent Educational Expert, NRCSE representative). Scrutineers note any questions for clarification, extra evidence needed and areas for development.
Supplementary schools join the meeting
10.45 – 11.15 Presentation from Rustam
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
11.15 – 11.45 Presentation from LDC
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
11.45 – 11.55 Scrutineers complete recommendation forms, in confidence.
12.00 Next steps and end of meeting.

Quality Recognition Meeting - Harrow/Barnet
2020-03-04 15:00 - 17:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway Road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
Schools:
Rosali Eidipour, Hello Italia – NRC1570
Cabdul Qadir Mohamed, Somali Cultural & Educational Association – NRC0336
Scrutineers:
Tunay Hussein, (retired) Head Teacher Haringey – Education Expert
Pascale Vassie, Executive Director, NRCSE – Governance Expert
Each school should bring someone who can answer questions relating to teaching and learning and someone with management responsiblities, please let us know names in advance.
All schools must bring their portfolios to NRCSE Office before 12am on Wednesday 4th March or to Iman Bahmanabadi any day before 4th March
14.45 Introduction to NRCSE Quality Mark Recognition
15.00 – 16.00 Scrutiny of portfolios (Independent Educational Expert, NRCSE representative).
Srutineers note any questions for clarification, extra evidence needed and areas for development.
Supplementary schools join the meeting
16.00 – 16.30 Presentation from Hello Italia
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)

16.30 – 17.00 Presentation from SCEA
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
17.00 – 17.15 Scrutineers complete recommendation forms, in confidence.
17.15 Next steps and end of meeting.

Teaching in Supplementary Schools
2020-03-09 10:00 - 15:00 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
Open College Network accredited course, Level 2 Award
10am to 3pm Mondays (six in total) between 2nd March to 20th April
at NRCSE offices
You will learn about

the education system in England and the role of supplementary schools
the responsibilities of teachers, including lesson planning, assessment and evaluation
different teaching methods and learning styles
the welfare needs of children and strategies that promote inclusion and positive behaviour.

You should have a good level of reading and writing English to complete this course.
Assessment

During lessons and at home, you will complete a Learners Booklet, making notes, writing short essays, and reflecting on your own teaching.
In the final session, you will teach the rest of the group for 16 minutes giving a lesson on any subject of your choice.
You will collect documents from your supplementary school including records of three lessons that you have taught, with your own lesson plans and evaluations of how successful they were.

Numbers: This course can facilitate a minimum of 8 to a maximum of 10 learners. Refreshments will be provided by NRCSE.
Book and make payment: This course is grant subsidised, so just one place per school. If you want to register for the Ofqual registered qualification ‘Level 2 Award in Teaching in Supplementary Schools and other out-of-school settings.’ you will pay just £75 to cover the cost of registration for this nationally recognised qualification. You must commit to attending all 6 sessions. Book your place.
For further information please call Claud/Iman on 020 7697 4053
We would like to thank our funders John Lyon’s Charity for their financial support for the course.

Closing date for Quality Development Adviser post
2020-03-09 20:00 | NRCSE, 356 Holloway Road, LONDON, London, N7 6PA
To day is the last day to get your application in and join the wonderful team of quality development advisers at NRCSE
https://www.supplementaryeducation.org.uk/recruiting-for-new-team-member/
What will I be doing?
In this role, you will, in collaboration with other members of the Quality Development Team, provide a support and coordination service to supplementary schools within the six London boroughs in the project including: mentoring towards quality assurance, signposting, brokering, advocacy and contributing toward existing initiatives supporting supplementary schools within each borough. You will also deliver our Good Management training.

Quality Recognition Meeting - Brent
2020-03-12 10:00 - 12:30 | Resource for London, 356 Holloway road, London, N7 6PA, United Kingdom
Attendees:
Supplementary Schools:
Fatima Khaled & Tutor, Peace School – NRC0253
Sawsan Rashid & Tutor, Noor Trust: An-Noor & Noor Al-Huda schools – NRC1521
Scrutineers:
Angela Bell –Educational Expert
Ertanch Hidayettin, NRCSE – Governance expert
All schools must bring their portfolios and management file to NRCSE Office any day before 12th March.
10.00 – 11.00 Introduction to NRCSE Quality Recognition
Scrutiny of portfolios (Independent Educational Expert, NRCSE representative). Scrutineers note any questions for clarification, extra evidence needed and areas for development.
Supplementary schools join the meeting
11.00 – 11.30 Presentation from Peace School
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
11.30 – 12.00 Presentation from Noor Trust: An-Noor and Noor Al-Huda schools
Answering questions for clarification and additional evidence (30 minutes in total)
12.00 – 12.20 Scrutineers complete recommendation forms, in confidence.
12.30 Next steps and end of meeting.

The Pop-Up World of Languages - CANCELLED
2020-03-14 10:00 - 16:00 | Barbican Centre, Silk Street, London, EC2Y 8DS
Unfortunately MEITS have decided to cancel this event: After careful consideration, we have decided to cancel the event. This has been a difficult decision and will no doubt be disappointing news. The health and safety of our visitors, staff and volunteers is our most important priority, and we therefore feel that this is the most appropriate course of action at this time. I apologise for any inconvenience this late cancellation causes you, and thank you for your support with the project.
