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The latest news from Connect’s Special Settings and CPD project group.
In November 2005, we invited a cross section of managers and leaders from special settings such as pupil referral units, hospital schools, special schools and others in non-standard settings to help us:
The challenges
Delegates were asked to identify the challenges around CPD in their own settings. These were:
They’ll share their good practice…
In spite of these constraints, many delegates felt that they had examples of best practice in CPD that they would be able to share with others in the project group and more generally with the Connect network.
You can also read an article on CPD and unattached teachers that evolved from a conversation at this meeting:
Will you share yours?
If you have any examples of good practice, suggestions for articles or would like to be more involved in the Special Settings and CPD project group, please get in touch.
Email us at: connect@gtce.org.uk
(Please include the subject line: Special Settings and CPD)