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Official curriculum documents from across the UK, each with a plain-English summary. Looking for something you can use straight away? See the working templates built from these documents.
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Early years inspection handbook
Statutory guidance every school must follow: Early years inspection handbook.
Elective home education — departmental guidance local authorities
Statutory guidance every school must follow: Elective home education.
Elective home education — ehe guidance parentsafterconsultationv22
Statutory guidance every school must follow: Elective home education.
Elective home education — revised funding guidance local authorities educated
Statutory guidance every school must follow: Elective home education.
Engineering qualifications summary brochure
This official specification provides a summary of engineering qualifications for Key Stage 4 students, helping parents understand the pathways available in this field.
Evidence guidance for Breaking Free Group centres
This official guidance document provides evidence-based support for Breaking Free Group centres, specifically in the context of dance. It's available for viewing at its source link.
Example internal standardisation feedback record
This document is an official feedback record for internal standardisation, designed to help schools ensure consistent assessment practices. It's available through the exam board's source link.
Example sample plan
This official sample plan document provides guidance for creating effective administrative materials, accessible through the provided link. It can be a helpful resource for schools looking to standardise their planning processes.
Externally Set Assignment Guidance
This official guidance document provides helpful information for the externally set assignments in Dance for Key Stage 4, ensuring that teachers and students are well-prepared for the assessments. You can find it available through the exam board's resources.
Fair Access Protocols guidance
Statutory guidance every school must follow: Fair Access Protocols guidance.
FAQs — Media Studies government guidance (KS4)
This official guidance for Media Studies at Key Stage 4 provides important insights and support for parents to understand the curriculum, available through the exam board's source link.
FE and skills inspection handbook
Statutory guidance every school must follow: FE and skills inspection handbook.
Filtering and monitoring core standard
Statutory guidance every school must follow: Filtering and monitoring core standard.
Frequently asked questions - FAQs
This official guidance document provides answers to common questions about dance education at Key Stage 5, helping parents support their children in this subject. You can find it through the provided source link.
Frequently asked questions - Withdrawal (file 1 of 2)
An official administrative document providing answers to common questions about withdrawal procedures for Key Stage 5 students, available from the exam board.
GCE Art and Design ESA SFP 15 Hour Photography Guidance Regulations
This official guidance document provides essential regulations for the 15-hour photography component of the GCE Art and Design exam at Key Stage 5, helping schools and students navigate the requirements for assessment.
GCE Art and Design Teachers' Guide
An official guidance document for teachers that outlines the key aspects of the GCE Art and Design curriculum for KS5, available from the exam board.
GCSE Art and Design - Delivery Guide
An official guidance document for teaching GCSE Art and Design at Key Stage 4, providing helpful support for educators in delivering the curriculum effectively.
GCSE Art and Design - FAQs
An official guidance document providing frequently asked questions about the GCSE Art and Design curriculum, useful for parents to understand what their child will be studying.
GCSE Art and Design - Guidance for Teaching
Official guidance for teaching GCSE Art and Design, designed to support educators in preparing students for their creative studies at Key Stage 4.