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Case studies for Educators

Castles in the Air, Feet on the Ground
Jane Rolph, Angela Moore and Sara Stanley are, respectively, the Head, Deputy and AST at Chapel Break First School in Norwich and they have a tale to tell…
Distance Learning
Kath MacAlister is Deputy Principal of a Reception to Year 12 Area School in Roxby Downs, South Australia....
Innovatory Approaches to Supporting Schools
Ivan Pegg is Project Director of the Wakefield Education Action Zone. He has been working with Alite on innovatory ways to improve learning in the Yorkshire schools.
The Harbinger of Great Things
Jill Chatt-Collins is in her fourth year of Primary teaching she has a Year 6 class at Harbinger Primary School, London...
             
A League of Their Own
Stepney Primary School is a small inner city school in Hull. Many of our pupils arrive at school lacking self-confidence and with chequered school careers behind them...
  Shakespeare Primary School
The focus of this case study was into specific applications of music to enhance speed of pupils' writing in a test situation.

 

  Burtonwood and Newchurch
Maureen qualified as a Primary teacher during the 60’s, training in London and specialising in music.
  Hillcrest Primary School
The focus of this case study was the use of Accelerated Learning techniques and in particular those relating to activities, environment, skills and techniques to assist with Year Six SATS.
             
Eastover CP School
Despite being in the rural county of Somerset, Bridgwater is a town with the kinds of problems that one would expect to find in the inner city. Head Teacher, Steve John, describes how adopting the ALPs approach immediately stimulated continuing improvements in attitudes, behaviour and test results.
  Christ Church Junior School
Since qualifying as a Primary teacher 14 years ago, Alex has worked in the ILEA, Zanzibar and Bristol.
  Hornsea Community Primary
The school aims greet the visitor to Hornsea Community Primary. They’re written in the form of an acrostic, the root message being that you are entering a ‘Learning Place’.
  Ebor Gardens Primary School
The focus of this case study was the use of Accelerated Learning techniques to raise self-esteem amongst a Year Six class.
             
South Hunsley
They can’t see them, nor can they touch them. What lies behind the formulation of formulae is a difficult concept yet something that needs to be understood when learning chemistry.
  Walkington Primary
Theresa Rogerson positively crackles with energy and enthusiasm. When she asked her children in circle time one day, “What makes a good teacher?”
  West Grove Primary School
Elaine began her teaching career in Doncaster in 1976 working in two very different Primary schools – one in an upper middle class area and the other on a run down council estate.
  Wilberfoss C of E Primary
Self-esteem is not something that can be taught. So how can it be improved in pupils who radiate a lack of belief in themselves and their abilities?
             
St Nicholas CE Primary School
According to former Prime Minister Harold Wilson, “A week is a long time in politics”. How does 20 years in teaching compare?
  Implementation of change
The course itself began on 1st October 1998 with 17 students expected and 13 actually present.
  Primrose High School
The lesson begins before the class is in the classroom, with a deliberate attempt to establish positive relationships as pupils line up outside. Each pupil is recognised, affirmed and welcomed. Music is often played on entry.
  Porth County Community School
Steve Bowden is Headteacher of Porth County Community School in Rhondda Cynon Taff.
             
St. John`s School and Community College
Previously Headteacher of a school in Cornwall (1991-96), Patrick Hazlewood was awarded his PhD in Effective Management of Secondary Schools from the University of Exeter in 1994.
  Chafford Hundred Campus
Ruth originally trained to teach PE, but after a year teaching children in care she realised that she cared more about the young people than the teaching of a particular subject and moved into the special needs field.
  Brain Wave
Sue Sayer is an AST on secondment to the CPR Success Zone, the only Education Action Zone in Cornwall. This EAZ covers three Secondary Schools, one Special School, 25 Infant and Junior Schools and one Nursery.
  Learning Partnerships in Leeds
Bankside Primary School; Ebor Gardens Primary School; Leopold Primary School; Hillcrest Primary School;Shakespeare Primary School and Primrose High School present individual case studies.
             
Getting Personal
J ill Jordan is the Project Director for the two Excellence in Cities Action Zones in Woolwich and Plumstead, Greenwich.
  Climate for Change
A new school emerges on the site of a previously failing school.   It sets out to develop excellent teaching and then strives to develop excellent learning, ensuring all teachers and students are on board.  Find out how The Compton School are doing it!
  "That were good, that were, Miss"
According to Julie Goddard the problem at Kingsbury School, where they prefer to describe 'challenging' pupils as rough cut diamonds, was simple.  The diamonds believed they were Cubic Zirconia and they needed to change their perspective.
  Team Teaching, the third way to visualise success
Melissa Gardner, Sally Heppenstall and Sarah Todd share ideas and practical advice on developing comprehensive team teaching in geography.
             
Esteemed in East Riding
Alite Senior Trainer Nicky Anastasiou works with teachers in East Riding to promote the self esteem purse.
  Reaping the Benefits of the Right Disposition
Alison Bray from Nafferton Primary School sows the seeds of success in her Year 4/5 class.
  Partners in Positive Learning
Five East Riding teachers move forward together with their vision of Accelerated Learning.
   Holistic Learning
Living, Learning and Laughing is the motto behind the innovative and successful Grangeton project.                             
             
Let's Start from the Very Ending
Graeme Logan investigates the purpose of education.
  Success through Accelerated Learning   Vision + Action + Passion = Success.  Janet Moffat explains how Melcombe Primary School's equation for success works.   Stamford High School Here's a snapshot of a school which doesn't appear in magazine articles, academic journals or on television but gives you all the evidence you need for the success of Accelearted Learning