Research and analysis
Designing a creative contextualised primary curriculum
How individual primary school leaders collaborate with like-minded colleagues to develop an effective, creative and relevant curriculum.
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Using observation of classroom activities and discussion with individual school leaders, the research looks at innovative examples of creative curriculum practice. The research also identified the generic leadership approaches, values and attitudes required for successful curriculum development.
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Published 1 February 2012