NPQ Leading Literacy
Leading Literacy – for teachers with responsibilities for leading literacy across a school, year group, key stage or phase
Generate Teaching Hub is proud to deliver this National Professional Qualification in Leading Literacy to colleagues across Halton, Warrington and Wigan area.
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Generate Teaching Hub is coordinating local cohorts of teachers to complete the NPQ, using experienced school leaders from our local school partners as facilitators. This means you get to learn alongside your peers and build local links of support, advice and ideas.
The frameworks for the NPQs from the very latest evidence and research into pedagogy, behaviour, curriculum and more. To best address the broad range of responsibilities of current and aspiring middle leaders, this is one of the suite of specialist NPQs that have been introduced which support alternate career development.
Key information on the NPQ in Leading Literacy includes:
A 15-month programme consisting of a series of modules based on the DfE’s NPQ frameworks.
Evidence-based online content to refresh and build knowledge, as well as exemplify what this looks like for your role and level of leadership
A formative assessment task to support your learning
Face-to-face seminars with a group of peers, you’ll analyse and reflect on the task and hear further examples of good practice
The opportunity to record reflections and consolidate learning
A module focused specifically on effective implementation, providing an opportunity to plan a strategic improvement, focused on your context and pupils.
What will teachers attending Leading Literacy Learn?
You’ll develop the knowledge, skills and expertise to lead effective approaches to developing literacy and supporting children’s reading and writing at all stages. This will include leading and developing others to improve children’s literacy. The content is informed by the best and most recent evidence and developed with input from school leaders and subject matter experts.
With a practical focus to the programme, you will be supported to make small but important changes to your and others’ practice throughout the programme. This will conclude with the implementation module and practical implementation cycle of the programme.
Funding
In March 2024 the DfE announced its plans for NPQ funding for the next intake in October 2024.
Here are the changes:
- The DfE will fund up to 10,000 places in total for the October 2024 intake
- All state schools will be eligible for fully-funded places on NPQLPM, NPQH, NPQSENCO and EHCO
- For all other NPQs, schools with the highest 50% of pupil premium pupils will be eligible for fully funded places, as well as early years and 16 to 19 educational settings identified as having high disadvantage
We are awaiting further information from the DfE, and in the meantime, you can find the DfE messaging here: Funding for national professional qualifications (NPQs) – GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
How to Apply
- To apply individual applicants must complete the application form here:
To confirm your application form you will be required to complete your registration on the DfE portal. The portal is currently closed and will re-open in summer 2024. Following successful receipt of an application, we will invite you to register on the DfE portal once it reopens.
