Please find below signposting to local Curriculum Hub providers.

Overview

digit<all> advances education to provide primarily young people with the digital skills, competency and leadership needed to succeed in future digital roles through data science and active learning.  The charity promotes the use of data science and coding so that young people can stay active and collect, analyse and review data about themselves and develop their digital-wellbeing.

Primary support

FREE online computing CPD: https://www.digitall.charity/professional-development-primary-computing

FREE Code Week resource: https://www.digitall.charity/fifithellama

Available workshops:

• https://www.digitall.charity/codebreaking Code Breaking (Year 5/6)
• https://www.digitall.charity/tacklecoding Tackle Coding (Year 4-6)

Packaged computing support (fees are applicable here) https://www.digitall.charity/schoolcomputingsupport

Secondary support

FREE online computing CPD: https://www.digitall.charity/professional-development-secondary-computing

FREE Code Week resource: https://www.digitall.charity/fifithellama

Available workshops:

• https://www.digitall.charity/tacklecoding Tackle Coding (Year 7)

Packaged computing support (fees are applicable here) https://www.digitall.charity/schoolcomputingsupport

• Support from your local maths hub
• Free or subsidised professional development programmes
• Up-to-date information about all local maths education activities
• A network of local leaders of maths education
• Nationally coordinated professional development and research projects
• The opportunity to share work or ideas through your local maths hub

https://www.mathshubs.org.uk/find-your-hub/

https://www.mathshubs.org.uk/

All of the support offered to schools by maths hubs is free of charge.

• Showcase events highlighting best practice in age-appropriate systematic synthetic phonics, early language development and a love of reading
• Support to develop an action plan for improvement
• Funding to buy resources to support excellent teaching in phonics and early language
• An audit of the quality of reading and early language teaching in eligible schools

https://www.whiteknightsenglishhub.org.uk/ 

Chepping View Primary Academy in High Wycombe is a designated primary phase Behaviour Hub under the Department for Education (DfE).

DfE is funding a 3-year programme to improve pupil behaviour.

The programme pairs schools and MATs with exemplary behaviour practices, called lead schools or MATs, with partner schools or MATs who want and need to improve pupil behaviour. The programme is flexible with a tailored offer of support depending on partner schools’ circumstances but all partner schools can expect to get support with:

• diagnosing specific areas of improvement
• designing and developing new approaches to addressing poor behaviour
• developing clear, sustainable behaviour cultures for all pupils

ELIGIBILITY

To apply to be a partner school and receive Behaviour Hub support,  you must be rated ‘good’, ‘requires improvement’ or ‘inadequate’ by Ofsted. Applications are currently being accepted from schools of all provisions across England.

Full details of what’s on offer can be found on the DfE website: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/behaviour-hubs#overview

APPLICATIONS

Please use the Behaviour Hubs Partner school application form
Contact Chepping View Primary Academy for further information on 01494 535564.