Learning

Collaboration in learning

Work developing curriculum, teaching and learning is one of the key areas where support for collaboration across the education system in the city can help improve educational opportunities and outcomes for all learners.

The Milton Keynes Reading for Life project is one example of such collaboration. In this project, secondary schools across Milton Keynes are working together to support all staff to develop their knowledge and confidence in teaching reading so they can enable the students they work with to become proficient readers who can access and achieve success across the curriculum.

There are also a wide range of organisations providing resources and support for different areas of the curriculum, teaching and learning in Milton Keynes.

Curriculum resources and support

Milton Keynes has national centres of excellence across a range of curriculum areas and subjects providing support and professional learning opportunities for schools, teachers, senior leaders and other education professionals.

Enigma Maths Hub

The Enigma Maths Hub provides free and funded leadership and professional development activities across Milton Keynes, Bedfordshire, Northamptonshire, Luton and Aylesbury Vale.

Denbigh School Computing Hub

A national computing hub is based at Denbigh School in Milton Keynes providing professional development for teachers of computing from Early Years’ children through to Post-16 students across the region.