Setting and other forms of pupil grouping are ways of tailoring teaching and learning for mixed-ability classes. When setting is done well it can be an effective way to personalise teaching and learning to the differing needs of groups of pupils.
The following case studies, written by schools, provide examples of effective setting practice.
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