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  • Thinking of a career in teaching?

    Published 26/01/23

    Thinking of a Career in Teaching?

    Train to Teach with Northamptonshire Teaching School Hub

    The School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programme is a one year teacher-training course which enables you to train and develop your skills in the classroom.

    Our SCITT course is ideal for people who are eager to learn on the job and make a difference in their community from day one. As a trainee, you’ll be interacting every day with pupils and working as a member of teaching staff in a school local to you.

    Our research-led programme is designed to give you plenty of practical experience as well as subject-specific training and a deep understanding of effective teaching methods.

    You’ll be in the classroom from September 2023 and will benefit from the support of a trained mentor throughout your training. At the end of our programme, you’ll be awarded qualified teacher status (QTS) and postgraduate certificate in education (PGCE).

    We are recruiting now for September 2023 in Secondary phase subjects:

    English*, Maths*, Geography* and History.

    *Generous government bursaries available

     

    Interested?

    Join our forthcoming events to learn more: https://northamptonshireteachingschoolhub.org/articles/5753

    Speak to our friendly ITT Advisor, Charlie: 01536 397013 or email itt@northantsTSHub.org

    Or apply for your teacher training course today: https://www.gov.uk/apply-for-teacher-training

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  • Diversity and Inclusion Leader meets with the new student Diversity Committee at BWA

    Published 23/01/23

    Year 13 student leader of Diversity and Inclusion, Isabel Offor, held the inaugural meeting with the newly appointed student Diversity Committee to discuss and share ideas to build an inclusive environment for all at Brooke Weston Academy.

    Speaking about the role, Isabel said: "There are 20 students on the committee ranging from Year 8 through to Year 10 who are all looking at ideas on how to improve diversity and inclusion. 

    The first meeting went very well and the input I received from all the students was very insightful. It has allowed me to see issues from their perspective and how to go about improving diversity and inclusion at Brooke Weston Academy.

    "I believe it's important to have a diversity committee here at Brooke Weston to allow the student body to embrace ideas that they feel made not be heard, and give them the opportunity to provide an impact that can benefit everyone."

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