Item: ASL's Increase Number Of OSHL Opportunities
Added: Sat 12th January 2008 8.17PM
Our challenge was to increase the number of children taking part in OSHL. We realised that in order to do this we needed to recruit and deploy more adults to support with the delivery of OSHL opportunities as there was only so much that teachers and PE trained staff could do.
Download our Case Study to see how we met this challenge.
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ASL's Increase Number Of OSHL Opportunities
Our challenge was to increase the number of children taking part in OSHL. We realised that in order to do this we needed to recruit and deploy more adults to support with the delivery of OSHL opportunities as there was only so much that teachers and PE trained staff could do.
SEN Talent Identification
We wanted to identify gifted and talented pupils from across ours and neighbouring Partnership, South Cambs, who have Special Educational Needs. We wanted to identify two strands of pupils, those with SEN where there are recognised development pathways and those with SEN where those pathways are yet to be developed.
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It was around this time that we received the BPA/NASUWT Ability vs Ability Curriculum Resource Pack.
