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Ultra Education’s Outcomes that also deliver the 2019 National Curriculum
Local authority primary and secondary schools, as well as most academies that choose to follow the National Curriculum, have a new set of outcomes to achieve.
The new regime for schools is set out in the Education Inspection Framework (EIF), which has come into effect last month, i.e. September 2019.
Ofsted, which is the Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills, ie the body that judges schools and informs their funding levels, has a new ‘judgement’ number 3, called Personal Development. This recognises that exam results are too narrow a measure of a good school, and that good outcomes are measured by how successfully pupils are developed as well-rounded citizens.
The Opportunity for Schools
For schools this is a real opportunity because the purpose of the new framework is to tackle social justice issues – ensuring that all pupils, regardless of their starting points, backgrounds and individual needs, have an equal chance to succeed. Schools are now actively looking for ways to meet this Ofsted judgement on behalf of their pupils.
The Personal Development judgement category (3) expects schools to be providing interventions that promote:
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The Core Outcomes of Ultra Education, as agreed by existing participants and delivery staff (see Core Outcomes table) meet these new outcomes that Ofsted is looking for and that schools will be judged on providing.
CORE OUTCOMES
Curriculum-based Outcomes that link directly with teaching in schools are presented here below.
