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Shaping High-Quality Resources for the Natural History GCSE: A Publisher & Curriculum Resource Consultation

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When

Tuesday, 3 November 11:00am - 12:00pm

Where

Online

Price

Free for Members, £50 + VAT for Non-Members

Collaborating to develop effective resources for a new and emerging qualification

The introduction of the Natural History GCSE presents an exciting opportunity for publishers and curriculum resource providers to help shape the materials that will support teaching and learning in this new subject area. This interactive consultation will explore the needs of teachers and learners, consider the role of high-quality print and digital resources, and discuss how publishers can support successful implementation as awarding organisations release their specifications. Bringing together expertise from across the sector, the session will encourage discussion, collaboration, and the sharing of ideas to help inform future resource development.

What you’ll leave with:

We want attendees to leave with a clearer understanding of the opportunities and considerations involved in developing resources for the Natural History GCSE.

Qualification awareness: A stronger understanding of the emerging Natural History GCSE and the support schools may require.

Resource development insight: Ideas and perspectives on what effective textbooks, pupil resources, and digital materials could look like.

Teacher and school considerations: A better understanding of how resources can best support classroom delivery and student engagement.

Collaborative input: The opportunity to contribute ideas and help shape discussions around high-quality resource development.Four: Description

Who is the webinar for:

This session is designed for organisations involved in creating, publishing, commissioning, or developing curriculum resources who want to contribute to the conversation around the Natural History GCSE.

  • Educational publishers
  • Curriculum and content developers
  • Digital learning and EdTech providers
  • Organisations with an interest in secondary curriculum development

If you want more clarity before taking your next step into developing resources for the new Natural History GCSE, this consultation is for you.



To ask any questions, please email eventsteam@besa.org.uk. 

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