It’s the first major revision of how pupils learn since 2006
A new curriculum has been launched geared toward modernising the existing learning opportunities for the Island’s 12,000 pupils.
It’s the first major revision of how pupils learn since 2006; Essentials for Learning was created following extensive consultation with teachers.
The process of re-writing the curriculum began a year ago.
School Improvement Adviser, Geoff Moorcroft has said the new curriculum will provide the most up-to date materials to teachers, who will be able to create inspiring, memorable learning opportunities for pupils.
It’s being steadily rolled across the Island’s Schools now, but students won’t notice a difference until September.
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