A Darlington school has been chosen to host a national government curriculum review.
Wyvern Academy in Darlington, part of Consilium Academies, is one of nine schools across England to hold these reviews, examining the barriers that impact children's progress and aims to ensure that what students learn and how they are assessed is appropriate and effective.
The review will take place at Wyvern Academy on Tuesday, November 26 from 1pm to 4pm.
It is part of a series of regional events designed to gather input from experts, teachers, and employers to improve educational outcomes.
Attendees will hear from Professor Becky Francis CBE, Chair of the Review, and other panel members.
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Michael McCarthy, CEO of Consilium Academies, said: “We are very pleased to have been chosen to host this roadshow at Wyvern Academy and we look forward to welcoming the government’s review team.
“At Consilium Academies, we are committed to enriching the lives of all those involved in our trust through an ambitious, student-centred approach to education, and this roadshow is a wonderful opportunity for us to help shape the future of education for future generations.
“We look forward to facilitating this unique opportunity at Wyvern for local parents, teachers and other professionals to help influence and transform our children’s life opportunities.”
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