Schools Now! Conference - Recording of Keynote 1: Is an enriched curriculum an entitlement?
Keynote 1: Is an enriched curriculum an entitlement?
Victoria Pendry, CEO, The Curriculum Foundation
This presentation will explore in what ways an enriched curriculum can drive ambition and success. We will look at the interconnected nature of digital learning, leadership, well-being and safeguarding as a foundation for quality and equitable education.
Within an overall consideration of a rich internationalised curriculum, we will explore examples of approaches that have sought to contextualise learning so that learners are motivated by a clear sense of belonging whilst developing a keen curiosity to broaden their horizons. We will think about people, places, stories and events as a stimulus for curriculum enrichment and conclude with an acknowledgement that local and global learning are an entitlement for all learners.
Keynote 1: Is an enriched curriculum an entitlement?
Victoria Pendry, CEO, The Curriculum Foundation
This presentation will explore in what ways an enriched curriculum can drive ambition and success. We will look at the interconnected nature of digital learning, leadership, well-being and safeguarding as a foundation for quality and equitable education.
Within an overall consideration of a rich internationalised curriculum, we will explore examples of approaches that have sought to contextualise learning so that learners are motivated by a clear sense of belonging whilst developing a keen curiosity to broaden their horizons. We will think about people, places, stories and events as a stimulus for curriculum enrichment and conclude with an acknowledgement that local and global learning are an entitlement for all learners.
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Recording of Keynote 1: Victoria Pendry
