Three words: Intent, Implementation and Impact have become the cornerstone of Ofsted\u2019s\u00a0judgement on the quality of education provided by schools. But what does Ofsted mean when it\u00a0talks about Intent, Implementation and Impact? In this article, we will be looking at what curriculum\u00a0intent really is and how our Good2Learn lessons meet the curriculum intent standard.<\/p>\n
The Chief Inspector, Amanda Spielman, describes curriculum intent as \u2018what children should\u00a0know by certain points in their life.\u2019 While schools do have some flexibility in creating the\u00a0curriculum content, the requirements for what students should know at certain points in their\u00a0education are set out in the National Curriculum and embodied in the various statutory tests\u00a0which typically come at the end of each key stage.<\/p>\n
However, curriculum intent also encompasses the need for there to be a clear and coherent\u00a0pathway between one piece of learning and the next, both within a year group and across year\u00a0groups. In other words, students should be able to identify how one piece of learning builds on a\u00a0prior piece of learning, and have regular opportunities to revisit prior learning in order to engage\u00a0fully with new learning.<\/p>\n
And here\u2019s the good news, all Good2Learn lessons are firmly built on the requirements of the\u00a0National Curriculum for Maths and English and have a clear and coherent pathway from one\u00a0lesson to the next within each learning module, but with the flexibility for every student to jump\u00a0in at their own unique starting point.<\/p>\n
So go ahead and jump in, knowing that our lessons are driven by the National Curriculum and\u00a0planned with the express intention of providing students with learning opportunities that build on\u00a0prior knowledge to enable them to reach their potential.<\/p>\n
We offer a 7 day free trial so you can see if Good2Learn is a good fit for your child's learning: www.good2learn.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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