OUP Event: Teaching Writing: A Pathway To Success. Meeting the Challenges and Expectations of the 2014 National Curriculum for English

21/01/2020 in Wolston Leisure Centre Enquire about Course

Duration: 6:30

Time: 09:00 - 15:30

35 places available

Price: £25

Address: Old School Fields, Manor View, Manor Estate, Coventry CV8 3GT

Lunch will be provided

Course description

Teaching Writing:

A Pathway To Success. Meeting the Challenges and Expectations of the 2014 National Curriculum for English About James Clements For ten years, James Clements worked as a teacher and senior leader of an outstanding inner city primary school.

James was also consulted on the 2014 National Curriculum for English in Primary Schools. James is now an English adviser, and works to develop the teaching of reading writing and drama. He is the creative director of Shakespeare and More, a not for profit organisation that promotes effective English teaching in primary schools.

The Oxford Expert Speaker Programme brings the best known experts in education to events across the UK to share new ways of thinking about teaching and learning.

Oxford University Press is delighted to be working with James Clements, and will sponsor the training costs to deliver James' sessions to schools.

Event Agenda Session 1: Developing a writing culture

Session 2: Creating a curriculum for writing Effective strategies for teaching writing

Session 3: Effective strategies for teaching writing 

 About James Clements

For ten years, James Clements worked as a teacher and senior leader of an outstanding inner city primary school. James was also consulted on the 2014 National Curriculum for English in Primary Schools. James is now an English adviser, and works to develop the teaching of reading writing and drama. He is the creative director of Shakespeare and More, a not for profit organisation that promotes effective English teaching in primary schools.