Closing the gaps in student achievement and aspirations.

‘Closing the Gaps’ is a collection of tried and tested ideas to help advance the skills, enthusiasm, aspirations and achievements in academic and non-academic areas for students at your school, they benefit through pushing all students to do even better, to really impact on their life chances. So it really does not matter where you are coming from, what matters is where you are going and how you are going to get there.

The resources are rich points, allowing you to develop and reflect on your journey to success, keeping in mind that you will learn a lot from these resources about yourself, about your team and about the individuals in your classes, just as your students will be learning a lot about themselves and each other as they go on the journey to success.

Suitable for all ages and abilities, there is something in here for everyone.
These resources have been successfully used in pre-school lessons, elementary, junior and primary schools, in secondary and high schools, in colleges and in higher education. They have been used in a wide variety of schools and in home schooling, and there is every expectation that you too will be very successful with your students as a result of using these resources, paying particular attention to detail, these resources should easily and rapidly become embedded in your classroom practice.

‘Closing the Gaps’ is not just about academic achievement it is more, much more than that as it is about enriching lives, yours and your students, and improving their life chances.
 
These resources can be successfully used in primary schools, secondary schools, free schools, academies, MATs, charter schools, private and state schools and colleges across the world. They can be used in various ways and I include some great ideas from current users.

Probably the best advocates for buying and using this resource comes from those who have bought it and are successfully using it: seasoned teachers, NQTs, TAs, trainers, managers, governors, parents, and school advisors. I include just some of their quotes in the resource.