GCSE Science Exams 2022-Update RN298 / A58
Summary
With the announcement about the nature and content of the exams on the Monday 7th of February, this meeting will provide the most up to date information to allow you to plan as effectively as possible to help your students maximise their attainment in the Summer examinations.
Led by a science consultant and featuring information from all the awarding organisations the session will provide a chance to discuss with colleagues plans for the Spring and Summer term
How can assessment have greater impact?
In addition, we will be joined by David Shakespeare so that you can explore the how the 2020-21 changes at GCSE have provided a new framework which can be used to drive meaningful assessments, not only for grading, but also for better teaching and student progress.
Who is it for?
Heads of science and leaders of KS4. This will also be relevant for your entire department. Please free to to allow you team to join the webinar for free. Contact science@adfecto.org.uk for further details and to obtain a discount code.
Who is the course leader?
Outcomes
Outcomes
You will:
- Learn about the most recent developments in preparation for GCSE examinations
- Hear from other science leaders about their plans for examination preparation
- Consider resources available to support learners and maximise GCSE examination outcomes
Sessions
| Date | Time | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| GCSE Science Exams 2021 | 15 February 2022 | 13:30-17:30 | Virtual |
Actions
Cost
| State-funded school or college | Activity fee£50.00 +VAT |
|---|---|
| Fee-paying school or college (independent) | Activity fee£75.00 +VAT |
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