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Design of an Institutional vision a vision of excellence

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Design of an institutional visiona vision of excellence looking at common educational valueslearning process at the centrewidening horizonsdeveloping global citizens

Newcastles History

*Newcastle has a proud industrial history as a national and international centre for shipbuilding, mining, railway and other heavy industries. In the past, the city was at the cutting edge of invention and innovation including for example the development of the steam turbine as well as electric lighting.Shipbuilding (Armstrong / Vickers)Coal Mining Coals to NewcastleConstruction of tyne bridge prototype for the sydney harbour bridgeJoseph Swan (Light bulb) Central StationGeorge Stephenson (locomotive)

Newcastles Future - International city

*The Sage Arts and CultureCentre for Life Science City, North East Genetic SpecialistsAngel of the North Anthony GormleyScience CityBaltic Modern ArtGate to Newcastles China Town -Stowell Street, situated between The Gate and St Jamess Park, is home to Newcastles own Chinatown. A traditional Chinese Arch or paifang constructed in 2005 makes an impressive entrance to this area which contains numerous Chinese restaurants and supermarkets plus a few Japanese and Korean establishments.


Creating an ambitious vision

Clear and strategicConcise and achievableHigh expectations of what every pupil and teacher can achieveSuccessful learners, confident individuals, responsible global citizensHigh standards for quality and performance


Achieving Excellence
who or what will we see or hear, when and where?

Teaching and impact on learning Pupil achievementQuality of curriculum provision Pupil behaviour.Students and community


Who or what will we see or hear, when and where?

Teaching and impact on learning excellent subject knowledge, creative and innovative teaching, high expectations, challenge for learners Pupil achievement rapid and sustained progress, develop knowledge and understanding across a wide range of areas and develop a wide range of skills


Who or what will we see or hear, when and where?

Quality of curriculum provisionlearning experiences that are rich and deep, imaginative and challenging, provide for social, moral, spiritual, and cultural development Pupil behaviourengaged learners, collaborative and cooperative, good attendance, able to mange own behaviour, low incidences of bullyingStudents and community the school at the heart of the community, positive engagement with parent and carers in support of their childs education.

Provide young people with experiences that will develop skills and understanding, challenge thinking and enable them to see and engage with their world in different ways.An opportunity to re-design learning for the next generation.

**Newcastle has a proud industrial history as a national and international centre for shipbuilding, mining, railway and other heavy industries. In the past, the city was at the cutting edge of invention and innovation including for example the development of the steam turbine as well as electric lighting.Shipbuilding (Armstrong / Vickers)Coal Mining Coals to NewcastleConstruction of tyne bridge prototype for the sydney harbour bridgeJoseph Swan (Light bulb) Central StationGeorge Stephenson (locomotive)

*The Sage Arts and CultureCentre for Life Science City, North East Genetic SpecialistsAngel of the North Anthony GormleyScience CityBaltic Modern ArtGate to Newcastles China Town -Stowell Street, situated between The Gate and St Jamess Park, is home to Newcastles own Chinatown. A traditional Chinese Arch or paifang constructed in 2005 makes an impressive entrance to this area which contains numerous Chinese restaurants and supermarkets plus a few Japanese and Korean establishments.