School Development Plan
	At Nevill Road Juniors, we strive to imporve the quality of education that our children recieve through our school devlopment priorities.
This year our priorities are:
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 Priority 1  To improve the quality of education for all children in reading. 
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- To create  a whole school lesson structure to ensure the consistency of teaching and delivery of the reciprocal read.
 
- To embed the delivery of phonics / spelling and the use of decodable books.
 
- To focus on high quality texts and promoting the love of reading in reading areas.
 
- To plan lessons that show clear progression and sequence of learning.
 
- To ensure that the lowest 20% readers across school are making at least good progress.
 
 
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 Priority 2 To improve the school’s personal development offer for all children through a Enhanced Curriculum 
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- To meet the Personal Development outstanding statements of the OFSTED Framework through further developing whole school ASPIRE days.
 
- To widen the offer of extracurricular activities.
 
- To provide a curriculum that is inclusive and equitable for all.
 
 
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 Priority 3 To deliver outstanding quality first teaching for all children. 
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- To develop the Teaching and Learning Policy using the outstanding statements from the Ofsted criteria.
 
- To use the EEF materials to develop staff’s understanding of the TA role and their impact upon learning.
 
- To upskill support staff in delivering specific interventions e.g. Phonics, Elklan (speech and language), Elsa etc
 
- To use adaptive teaching methods further develop quality first teaching and provision for SEND and EAL.
 
- To work with the inclusion team to develop a School Inclusion Plan and how this will be delivered to support staff to deliver high quality provision.
 
- To utilise the Bright Futures NPQ offer.
 
 
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 Priority 4 To develop computing across the curriculum  by developing staff’s knowledge and the technology we use. 
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- To develop a clear knowledge and skills based curriculum in all areas of computing e.g. control and programming, data logging.
 
- To provide CPD opportunities for all staff to develop their knowledge of the computing curriculum.
 
- To develop a clear lesson structure.
 
- To develop the resources used in school to deliver the curriculum. 
 
- To promote further awareness of e safety throughout the curriculum.
 
 
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