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Curriculum support

A curriculum is only as good as the week it produces.

Adopting a new curriculum, upgrading the one you have, or affiliating with an international body. The document is the easy part. Making it change what happens in a Tuesday lesson is the work.

What we do

  • Review the curriculum you are running now, against what is actually taught
  • Map a new curriculum onto your existing sequence, so nothing is lost or repeated
  • Rebuild schemes of work so a teacher can pick one up and teach from it
  • Build the assessment that goes with it, rather than leaving it to each department
  • Prepare an international affiliation application and the evidence it needs
  • Train the teachers who have to deliver it, through GlobalEduMentor

The part schools underestimate

A curriculum change is a change to every teacher's week. Schools that treat it as a documentation exercise end up with a new folder and the same lessons.

We plan the teacher side from the start: what they stop doing to make room, what training lands before the term it is needed, and how you will know in November whether it took.

Transition years hurt. A cohort mid-way through one curriculum moving to another needs a bridge, and building it is most of the first year's work. Any plan that skips this is not a plan.
A conversation can make a big difference

Considering a curriculum change?

Tell us what you run now and what you are moving toward. The first conversation usually reveals whether the change is worth making at all.

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