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MICROSOFT FORMS COLLABORATION


         Up and down the country staff are using the free Secondary Schemes of Learning from White
         Rose Maths for KS3 and KS4 Mathematics. Several of the schools within the Trust also use this
         scheme and a collaboration across the schools and beyond has happened via Twitter! In order to
         support assessment in the age of remote education, several colleagues across the Trust have
         been making the White Rose Maths end of topic assessments into self-marking MS Forms and
         these  have  been  shared  between  schools,  a  fantastic  example  of  collaboration  and  reducing
         workload.

         These assessments, along with Check-Ins made by the Trust for each unit, have been made into
         a  padlet  and  shared  on  Twitter for  teachers  from  other  schools  to  use  and  contribute  to.  The
         catalogue of resources is growing weekly and it has been a fantastic opportunity to provide an
         ‘excellent, caring and collaborative’ resource to support teachers and students.

         You can find the padlet here White  Rose  Maths  MS  Forms  The collaboration was praised on
         Twitter, “This is amazing thank you for sharing this, I am encouraging my department to try your
         check ins and might give assessments a go soon thanks”. The Check-Ins were featured in the
         weekly blog by Jo Morgan along with other great suggestions, many of which would work across
         all subjects:  Resourceaholic: Tools for Online Lessons

         You can find more resources and padlets on The Athelstan Trust Teaching and Learning page on

         the website Teaching & Learning – The Athelstan Trust           Within your subject, if you have made
         resources that would be useful to share across the schools in the Trust and beyond, please get in
         touch and we can add them to the website. If you would like to follow the updated Trust twitter
         feed  to  find  out  more  about  what  is  going  on  across  the  Trust,  then  the  handle  is  now
         @Athelstan_Trust.

         Emma-Jane O’Neill (Lead Practitioner across The Athelstan Trust)
         eoneill@theathelstantrust.org
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