NRCSE manual: How to deliver quality supplementary education

Description

Going for gold: How to deliver quality supplementary education is the NRCSE manual on how to run a supplementary school.

Contains 13 sections:

• How to start up a supplementary school
• How to create an effective learning environment
• How to teach effectively
• How to record progress and achievement
• How to chose the right resources
• How to plan and develop your organisation
• How to consult, monitor and evaluate
• How to work with other organisations
• How to select and support staff and volunteers
• How to make sure that children are safe
• How to manage finances
• Code of practice
• Building a Bronze Management File

The manual is closely mapped to the different Quality Framework standards and guides schools from Bronze through to Gold, even including a few aspirational tips for schools heading for Special Distinction. With 60 pages in full colour this is a unique reference book and practical guide for anyone involved in supplementary education.

How to deliver quality supplementary education supports those delivering supplementary education to children attending mainstream schools. It is an invaluable tool for Supplementary Schools, Complementary Schools, Saturday Schools, After School Projects, Homework Clubs, Madrassahs, Sunday Classes, Mother-tongue and Language Schools, Samstagschule, Arts & Culture Centres, Study Support Classes, and all forms of provision aimed at enhancing and developing the aspirations, academic achievement, self-confidence and resilliance of children and young people.

How to deliver quality supplementary education takes readers through the ten standards of the NRCSE’s Code of Practice to guide the development of a well-organised environment in which everyone can work comfortable and there are clear expectations of behviour that supports learning.