Allerton Grange High School

Allerton Grange

Learning 2 Learn Year 7

What is the A.G.S (Allerton Grange School) Learning 2 Learn Curriculum?

This curriculum is based on RSA Opening Minds* research which aims to provide an alternative for a 21st century curriculum.

 "...an information-driven curriculum is unlikely to be able to equip young people adequately for adult life in the new century. The National Curriculum is this kind of curriculum. It struggles to cope with the competing demands of subjects and the struggle gets harder as the volume of information increases. Meanwhile it neglects the development of the competences and skills that young people will need to survive and succeed in their future world..." (RSA 2005)

 The Year 7 curriculum will focus on competencies also known as CLIPS.  These will focus on citizenship, learning, managing information, relating to people and managing situations. Students are taught by one teacher for 8 hours a week. Students will develop these competencies throughout the year focusing on different project based themes.  The themes are;

Learning 2 Learn:                    

Community: SEE THE PHOTOS OF YOUR COMMUNITIES IN THE GALLERY SECTION OF THIS WEBSITE! Feb 2010

Heroes and Villains: SEE THE PHOTOS OF YOUR AWARDS NIGHT IN THE GALLERY SECTION OF THIS WEBSITE!  March 2010               

Technology through time;         

It's not fair!: SEE THE PHOTOS OF YOUR FAIRTRADE DAY IN THE STUDENTS SECTION OF THIS WEBSITE UNDER YEAR 7 June 2010 

India:

A variety of subjects will be taught throughout the Curriculum with a particular focus on Geography, History and R.S. Students will also develop high levels in literacy, numeracy and ICT.

*For further information: www.openingminds.org.uk or http://www.thersa.org/projects/education/opening-minds

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DON'T FORGET TO LOOK AT THE YEAR 7 PAGE IN THE 'STUDENTS' SECTION TO READ ALL THE LATEST NEWS AND LOOK AT THE PHOTOS IN THE 'GALLERY' SECTION.

Last updated 12th July 2010