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1. How can we ensure our Inclusive School Culture is equitable?

Creating an inclusive school culture is the foundation of addressing the needs of diverse learners.

This involves:

• Promoting Respect and Understanding:

How well does your school encourage pupils and staff to celebrate differences Typically we often see stand alone events with theme days inclusive celebrations, and diversity workshops. yet this should be a golden thread through everything we do from our cultural capital mapping to our SMSC development planning. 
The Lion Pathways Primary Curriculum has mapped over 500 cultural capital gains both across the UK and internationally. These are designed for display in the classrooms for regular reference to further enable pupils to know more and remember more.

• Equitable opportunity

Are all of your key groups proportionately represented in your committees and have opportunities to make positive contributions to the school? Do you know? What is your analysis? At times it can always be those children that raise their hand the highest – what is the representation of key groups in your school  council, pupil ambassadors, extra curricular clubs, opportunities to participate in competitive sports and Eco club. 

2. Precision of an adapted curriculum to ensure ambition and the appropriate educational diet challenge for all learners

With the ongoing pressures and demands to ‘fit it all in’ how well are your teams adapting learning to provide the appropriate pitch and challenge for all learners? The Lion Learning Pathways curriculum, designed by teachers and for teachers, has already over 4780 differentiated tasks planned for pupils across 234 units of work. 

It’s resourced to support and significantly reduces teacher workload to enable them to focus on keeping the main thing, the main thing – raising outcomes, achievements and memorable learning experiences!

Summary
Successfully addressing the needs of diverse learners in primary education requires a multifaceted approach. By implementing the Lion Learning Pathways Primary Curriculum, schools can create a nurturing environment where all pupils have the opportunity to flourish, thrive and reach their full potential.
Two recently onboarded schools implementing the Lion pathways Curriculum have already witnessed to immediate difference it can make:

The Lion Learning Pathways is currently being implemented for the benefit of over 8500 pupils! To find out more please visit www.lionpathways.net