Mobilise Project

Mobilise: the evidence, the workforce, the impact

Great to see Ofsted's recognition of the hard work of Kirton Thomas Middlecott Academy, engaged in EHWB!

'The pastoral care provided in the school is effective. Pupils know who they can talk with if they have any worries or concerns. Pupils are increasingly well supported by staff with regard to their mental and emotional well-being. Pupils know who they can talk to if they need additional support or advice. Leaders have recently launched the ‘mobilise’ project within the Boston area to further strengthen this aspect of the school’s work.'

New Youth Mental Health First Aider in Education dates in Nov, Dec and Jan added! Links below...

Schools around the county are working collaboratively as Professional Learning Communities (PLCs), focusing on areas of local priority: cognitive theory & memory, feedback & marking, maths, English, curriculum design and emotional health & well-being. Check out 'Projects' for resources.

The Lincolnshire Learning Partnership is continuing to champion the implementation of research-based evidence in Lincolnshire's schools for a fourth year through Mobilise. The MOBILISE project has provided every school leader in Lincolnshire the support and resources to make sense of, and act on, the research evidence on: cognitive theory and memory; feedback and marking; maths in KS2 & KS3; English in KS1 & KS2; curriculum design and grant-funded small-scale trials. The project supports a sustainable cluster-based, school-to-school infrastructure model of continuing professional development.

If you have any questions regarding the Mobilise project, please contact the team via email at mobilise@kyrateachingschool.com or telephone: 01522 287020 (option 2).

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