National Network for Curriculum Implementation
The National Network brought together teaching professionals, experts, stakeholders, policy makers and enabling partners, including regional consortia and Estyn to identify and address the barriers to, and opportunities for, the implementation of Curriculum for Wales.
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1. Overview
It was an open platform, with opportunity for all practitioners in Wales to get involved in national co-construction to address our shared challenges and opportunities.
The National Network:
- gathered and share understanding: bringing together different views, perspectives and expertise nationally to understand how we are progressing, what the challenges were, and how people responded to these
- co-construct approaches: together, we worked out what teaching professionals, stakeholders, enabling partners and government did to overcome these challenges
- connect people: allowed people to network and develop relationships, between teaching professionals, education experts and stakeholders who helped schools and settings directly
- drive change: conversations helped support and drive implementation at all levels
Conversations
The National Network explored key issues around implementing the curriculum through conversations.
These conversations were held at a national and regional level, in partnership with Welsh Government and regional consortia and, as appropriate, local authorities. They built on professional learning at a regional level, and brought practitioners together across Wales to develop approaches to national implementation issues.
Conversations were open to all schools in every Local Authority in Wales.