School/College Joint Curriculum Planning Sample Clauses

School/College Joint Curriculum Planning. ‌ A centrally co-ordinated School/College curriculum plan is part of the main College curriculum planning cycle. Two key School/College partner groups have been running for a number of months now; a Strategic and an Operational Group, with representatives from all levels of the education sector. Early feedback would indicate that post-merger this has greatly improved the communicating channels and choices for those progressing from School to College. Central to these groups is a dedicated Transitions and Future Skills team who work closely with Education Services to provide appropriate entry points at a variety of times in the academic calendar. A co-ordinated School/College partnership approach will afford the opportunity to progress a number of innovations around skills development and early adopter activities in relation to Developing the Young Workforce. There is a shared commonality and focus on developing and integrated curriculum that serves the communities and learners of Fife and seeks for example; Fife College and Fife Council Education and Children’s Services Directorate have established a collaborative project to improve curriculum pathways for young people. This work is based on the national strategy, Developing the Young Workforce (December 2015) – the Government’s response to the Wood Commission Report, Education Working for All (June 2014).
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