
Post-16 Pedagogy in Practice is the next evolution of the DAT programme, familiar to HEP schools, with this updated aim:
‘To evolve teaching and learning at A level by providing a structured forum for sharing best practice, thus generating a network of teachers who feel empowered and enthused to challenge and learn from one another.’
- Research - a new theme each year, anchored by relevant theory, planned by the SLT working group from HEP schools
- Collaborate - meet three times across the autumn and spring terms with like minded colleagues, across the experience spectrum, creating a sustainable and supportive network
- Refine - implement the strategies discussed in the classroom and reflect on improvements in subsequent meetings to refine practice
| What is it? | Following consultation with Secondary Heads and SLTL, the previous DAT programme has been reshaped for 2025/26. Many of the fundamentals of the programme will be similar; all content (keynotes, pre reads, agendas) is planned by the working group, the subjects offered, the frequency, delivery and timing of meetings is broadly similar. Facilitators will continue to be expert practitioners nominated by SLT from HEP schools. | ||
| When is it? | Wednesday 8th October in person 4.15-4.45pm
Wednesday 10th December online 4-5.3pm Wednesday 25th February in person 4.15-5.45pm |
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| Who is it for? | All A level teachers, across the experience spectrum. With a new theme each year there will always be more to discuss and share. Schools nominate as many teachers as they wish from the following subjects: | ||
| English | Maths | Biology | |
| Chemistry | Physics | Geography | |
| History | Economics | Politics | |
| MFL | PE | ||














































































