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Summer-Term Placements

Below you will find a breakdown of all of our PGCE and BA Primary Education placements for the Summer Term 2022/23. 

Please click HERE to find further information about submitting offers.

 

BA Final Year – Phase 2 Internship (Final Assessed Placement) 

*Please note that by committing to host students for this placement, you are committing to host them for both Phase 1 Internship (Nov 2022) and Phase 2 Internship (March - June 2023)*

Dates: 27th March - 16th June 2023; excluding Easter and May half term school closures

Placement Setting: EYFS, KS1 or KS2

Amount Payable to School: £1300 per pair of students

This nine-week placement now forms part of the BA Final Year Internship – please see the autumn-term section for further information. 

If you are unable to support the internship in full, but would still like to be considered as a final-placement venue, we would like to hear from you as there will be opportunities to support our final PGCE and PGCE EP placements.

 

PGCE – Final Placement 

Dates: 27th March - 23rd June 2023; excluding Easter and May half term school closures

Placement Setting: KS1 or KS2

Amount Payable to School: £1000 per pair of students

This is a ten-week block placement including one preparation week and nine assessed weeks. Students will be paired unless the host school has specifically requested an individual placement. If paired, students will work in a ‘job share’ capacity to cover all aspects of teaching and learning over the course of the placement. The placement will enable students to embed critical depth into their practice and understanding and will be their final placement prior to their ECT years.

During the placement, students are assessed each week through a Weekly Review of Progress meeting held with their school-based mentor (this could be the class teacher or school mentor) to review their progress and to agree on two SMART targets. Each student is also allocated a link tutor from the university who will join a weekly review meeting at the school, which may include a lesson observation and feedback with the teacher/mentor.

Schools are required to submit an end of placement report, as well as brief phonics and maths reports

 

PGCE EP – Final Placement

Dates: 27th March - 23rd June 2023; excluding Easter and May half term school closures

Placement Setting: EYFS or KS1

Amount Payable to School: £1000 per pair of students

This is a ten-week block placement including one preparation week, eight assessed weeks and a final week which can be used for consolidation or to allow students additional opportunities across the school; students may be paired throughout. The experience will be focused around assessment and pupil progress to enable students to embed critical depth into their practice and understanding. If paired, students will work in a ‘job share’ capacity to cover all aspects of teaching and learning over the course of the placement. The placement will enable students to embed critical depth into their practice and understanding and will be their final placement prior to their ECT year. 

During the placement, students are observed once each week and a weekly meeting is held with their school-based mentor (this could be the class teacher or school mentor) to review their progress and set agreed targets against the standards. Each student is allocated a link tutor from the university who visits the school placement on three separate occasions (two of which are to carry out a joint lesson observation with the students’ school based mentor). 

Schools are required to submit an end of placement report, as well as brief phonics and maths reports

 

 


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