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Delivery

   Delivering TAPs
   Aims & outcomes
   Who attends
   Curricula wide
   6th form Mentors
   Example modules

Funding

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Community links

   educate.org.uk
   iCDL.open.ac.uk
   cetis.ac.uk
   Bileta.ac.uk
   ED-U.com

Inclusion and differentiation

TAPs programs have the potential to engage and inspire all pupils. We try to ensure that, as far as possible, pupils work together through the planned programme so that all of them are included in each unit of work, take part fully in lessons, and benefit from the discussion and interaction with their subject provider and their peers.

There are several ways of meeting the needs of students with a spread of attainment. The first step is to establish a climate where all pupils feel that they can contribute and which secures their motivation and concentration. The next step is to adopt teaching and organisational strategies to keep all pupils involved and suitably challenged, while giving them maximum opportunity to interact with their subject provider. This includes offering appropriate support, aids or interventions that give particular pupils access to the curriculum and to keep any who have limited access to ICT, ECT and DT outside school in step with the rest of their class.




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