<p>To help support anyone who is completing the NPQML, I am sharing my final assessment entitled: To improve the progress and attainment of prior middle attainers in Key Stage 2 in Mathematics.</p> <p>My assignment achieved a high score of 30 out of 32. I have attached the assessor’s Assessment Grid to show how my marks were allocated.</p> <p>The project focused on setting up Maths interventions in KS2 to secure progress; targeting those children who achieved ARE at KS1 but were identified as at risk of falling below ARE in KS2.</p> <p>I have included the final submission which was submitted in May 2020 so covers the most up to date assessment criteria. I have also attached the following appendices:</p> <p>Appendix 1 Raw data analysis<br /> Appendix 2 Pupil performance data<br /> Appendix 3 Sponsor additional evidence<br /> Appendix 4 Budget<br /> Appendix 5 Project plan<br /> Appendix 6 Risk register<br /> Appendix 7 Action Plan (additional evidence)<br /> Appendix 8 Intervention evaluation (additional evidence)<br /> NPQML Assessment Grid (assessor’s feedback)</p> <p>NB: This assignment is for guidance only.</p>

<p>This is a fully editable script of the play Aladdin, inspired by the 2019 film. Music backing tracks and incidental music can be found online. This is perfect as a Year 6 Leavers play. It lasts around 70 to 80 minutes if you include all of the music. I performed it with 40 children but it can be adapted for fewer or more parts.</p> <p>I have also included a props/scenery list (which may need checking) and a costume list with photographs.</p>

<p>This is my risk management plan focusing Primary Maths</p>

<p>This is my business case focusing on Primary Maths</p>

<p>This is my communications plan focusing Primary Maths</p>

<p>This is my NPQSL submission from April 2022, which scored 24/28. I have also included all of the appendices and the markers’ feedback so that you can see where to gain the extra 4 marks. I hope you find it useful in guiding you to write yours.</p>

Simple Excel spreadsheet containing a list of all 162 forwards in the World Cup 2010. It includes a simple scoring format using formulas. The scoring is based on team wins, losses and draws and goals scored by each player. There are two sheets on the spreadsheet so that names of players can be deleted easily if required. I have also added a word document of all the forwards to cut up for the draw.