We offer a number of resources which are available on a subscription basis via Hampshire Teaching and Leadership College.
Subscribers can access the relevant information page and resources by clicking on the links below.
A resource to support a text-driven English curriculum in the primary years.
Over 300 texts listed with notes on themes, grammatical features, possible writing opportunities and cross-curricular links.
A valuable tool for selecting texts to drive learning journeys.
Organised under headings for ease of reference – Novels, Picture Books, Non-Fiction, Poetry, Heritage, Shakespeare, Traditional Tales, Short Story Collections, EYFS, Myths and Legends, Films.
Searchable for grammatical terms, topic areas etc.
Available as a downloadable resource to allow for regular updates.
Further info and sample docs available here.
Subscription: £50, payable in two annual instalments of £25. To subscribe, please complete this form.
Click on the attached link to view details of subject publications produced by the Hampshire Inspection and Advisory Service.
To order a publication, customers should complete the online order form available via the Order publications button on the Publications web page. For further information or queries, please contact the HIAS Publications Team on: hias.enquiries@hants.gov.uk
The curriculum updates are compiled by inspectors and advisers and share examples of high-quality good practice to keep you up to date with subject or whole-school issues. There are 12 titles which are produced twice a year. The curriculum updates are available by annual subscription, either electronically or in printed format. For further information and a full list of our titles, please see our curriculum updates leaflets:
An update on statutory RSE guidance
At the time of writing we have literally just received the Department for Education announcement regarding the new statutory guidance for relationships and sex education (RSE). As you know, the intention to make RSE statutory in all schools was announced in March 2017... Read more in the autumn edition of PDL News.
Visits and visitors for your RE
Many RE leaders that I meet in the network groups and on training courses ask about how to arrange visits and visitors for their RE. Raising the profile of RE in school is a key priority for you and one of the ways of doing this is through arranging a visit or, if this is not possible, a visitor to enhance your teaching in the Contextualise step of the enquiry cycle. In this edition Rachel Jackson, from Braishfield Primary School, talks about the emphasis she has placed on visits this year to bring the RE syllabus to life and to embed the learning in children’s minds.
MFL Masterclasses
Test Valley School and its link primary schools have been leading the way in raising the profile of language learning. In the latest edition of Languages News, secondary Head of Department Rebecca Williams, reports on two inspiring acts of liaison.
HIAS provides four curriculum centres in the county. The centres offer subject-specific teaching packs, artefact loan collections, up-to-date reference libraries, curriculum advice, details of local and national contacts, and resources for sale. They are also an ideal venue for workshops, with key resources on hand.
County RE Centre Resources:
Publications for sale
Artefacts boxes
Maths Advisory Centre:
Resources for sale
History Curriculum Resources:
Publications for sale
Artefacts boxes
Rights and Diversity Education Centre Resources:
Curriculum resources for sale
The Hampshire Religious Education (RE) Team and Hampshire SACRE are delighted to bring you the 2020 edition of the Hampshire Interfaith Calendar
The images forming the 2020 calendar were created by children and young people in their RE classes. Living Difference III, the agreed syllabus for RE in Hampshire Portsmouth, Southampton and the Isle of Wight, seeks to introduce children and young people to what a religious way of looking at and existing in the world may offer in leading one’s life, individually and collectively. Religious education in Hampshire, Portsmouth, Southampton and the Isle of Wight intends to play an educative part in the lives of children and young people as they come to speak, think and act in the world.
Price: £5.00
Hampshire EMTAS produces a range of resources that are available to purchase. These include the award-winning Young Interpreter Scheme materials, the New Arrival Ambassador Scheme, EAL Conversation Cards and a suite of e-learning materials that can provide CPD for staff.
Also available to buy are various practitioner-led inputs, including training sessions for school-based staff, Positive Parenting sessions for parents, dual-language story-telling sessions for pupils and Persona Doll sessions, which are particularly relevant at Key Stage 1.
For more information about the full range of resources and training available from EMTAS, see our website.