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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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Effective communication for work - Pre-employment skills - Lesson element - Communication skills in the workplace
An official specification that focuses on communication skills for the workplace, helping students develop essential pre-employment skills in music.
Effective communication for work - Pre-employment skills - Lesson element - Personal skills and qualities
This official specification provides key lesson elements on personal skills and qualities essential for effective communication in the workplace, aimed at helping students prepare for employment. Available through the exam board, it supports the development of foundational skills in a real-world context.
Entry 1 - Achievement continuum
An official specification detailing the achievement continuum for Entry Level, designed to support students' progression. This resource is made available by the exam board to help parents understand the curriculum expectations at this level.
Entry 1 - Developing reading skills - Sample
This official sample document offers materials for developing reading skills at Entry Level, providing valuable insights for parents about what their child may encounter in their studies.
Entry 2 - Carrying out routine tasks at work - Sample
This official sample document offers practical guidance for carrying out routine tasks at work through a drama-focused lens, designed for Entry Level students.
Entry 3 - Using ICT to find information - Sample
An official sample document designed to support Entry 3 students in using ICT to find information, available from the exam board for practice and guidance.
Example standardisation meeting template
An official template for standardisation meetings in dance, providing exam boards with a structured approach to ensure consistent assessment practices. Available for reference at its source link.
Frequently asked questions
An official PDF document providing answers to common questions about Business Administration, useful for parents wanting to support their child's understanding of the subject.
Frequently asked questions - Withdrawal (file 2 of 2)
This official document provides answers to common questions about the withdrawal process for Business studies at Key Stage 5, helping parents understand important aspects related to their child's education.
GCSE maths question papers
Official GCSE maths question papers from the exam board, providing a useful resource for parents to understand the types of questions their children will face in mathematics assessments at Key Stage 4.
GCSE subject content: Ancient history
Government-set content that every GCSE ancient history course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Ancient languages
Government-set content that every GCSE languages course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Art and design
Government-set content that every GCSE art and design course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Astronomy
Government-set content that every GCSE astronomy course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: British Sign Language — bsl
Government-set content that every GCSE british sign language course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: British Sign Language — bsl annex c vocabulary
Government-set content that every GCSE british sign language course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Business
Government-set content that every GCSE business course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Citizenship studies
Government-set content that every GCSE citizenship course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Classical civilisation
Government-set content that every GCSE classical civilisation course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.
GCSE subject content: Combined science
Government-set content that every GCSE combined science course must cover (ages 14-16), whichever exam board the school uses.