Grangeton Town
This programme takes a look at how one innovative school in Nottinghamshire is making education fun and improving performance.
Grange Primary School has two shops, a canteen, a craft centre, a TV and radio station and a museum, all run by pupils working to AS level standards.
Not bad for a school that was under achieving three years ago!
The project aims to make learning more relevant to everyday life. Every Friday afternoon pupils get to work on their Grangeton enterprise and by the time they reach Year 4, are able to apply for management positions within the village.
Such is the success of this remarkable project, the local secondary school has asked Grange Primary to help develop the village for secondary level.
lejones on 14 December 2007
I was so impressed when I heard Richard Gerver speak at a Head's conference. I've downloaded the video to use with staff ...
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- Published: 28 April 2006
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Grangeton Town14 December 2007 - 10:01
I was so impressed when I heard Richard Gerver speak at a Head's conference. I've downloaded the video to use with staff on a TED day.
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Grangeton Town29 November 2007 - 14:43
I just love this video. I use it every year with my teacher trainees and it still makes me smile! I intially saw it at a conference where the Head of the school gave a talk about the school which enabled me to get all the background information. It is a wonderful video to inspire teachers to use ICT - and it inspires my trainees.
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