We firmly believe that all children, irrespective of their starting point, are entitled to a broad and ambitious curriculum. To that end, we are delighted to offer an innovative and knowledge-rich curriculum, which enables any student within Northern Education Trust to fulfil their potential and develop the all-important skills and qualities, which will serve them well in later life.
Computer Science (IT)
The subject area of Computer Science and ICT offers a blended curriculum that ensures national curriculum coverage while also giving the students a broad knowledge base from which to draw upon in Key Stage 4.
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English
Introducing English is intended for staff who are new either to teaching or to the subject, offering a thorough grounding in English as a taught subject, building understanding from the foundations of grammar and vocabulary all the way up to textual interpretation and construction.
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Geography
This course is designed to support participants in becoming highly effective geography teachers with the skills, confidence and knowledge to deliver a high quality geography curriculum.
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History
In order to support staff in delivering the highly ambitious, challenging, knowledge based history curriculum, the programme is designed so that it is appropriate for any teacher of history within Northern Education Trust.
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Maths
Our mathematics training covers GCSE, Statistics and A-Level content and is designed to give you a detailed overview of the subject content and approach to teaching.
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Science curriculum support for year 7 & year 8
This training programme covers the 10 Big Ideas of Science that are introduced at Key Stage 3 and further developed through GCSE. These Big Ideas cover topics in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
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Science subject knowledge enhancement
The Science Subject Knowledge Enhancement programme is for science teachers who would like to expand and strengthen their subject pedagogical knowledge. The sessions are designed to show how big ideas develop in science from Year 7 to Year 11.
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