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Hertfordshire’s Annual Allocation – 51
places
The academic year 2000/2001 was the introductory TIPD year. Each Local Authority was allocated a set number of places; Hertfordshire was allocated 51 places and to date (2006/2007) 357 Hertfordshire teachers and advisers have enjoyed an international teaching experience through this exciting and rewarding scheme.
These are listed below:
Year 8 (2007/08) updated
Year 7 (2006/07)
Year 6 (2005/06)
Year 5 (2004/05)
Year 4 (2003/04)
'Key Stage 3' led by Liz Jones to Montreal, Canada
'Raising Standards' led by Deborah Mulroney to Sweden
'Creativity' led by Lucy Connolly to Calcutta, India
'Boys’ Underachievement' led by Alister Fraser to Russia
'Creativity’ led by John Witchell to Delhi, India
Year 3 (2002/03)
‘Turning around schools in challenging circumstances’ led
by Marita Hopkinson to U.S.A.
‘Special Education Needs (SEN) and Inclusion’ led by Zita
McCormick to U.S.A.
‘Teachers’ Professional Development and Teachers’ Learning’ led
by Stephen Lavender to Denmark
‘Teaching and Learning Strategies’ led by Jackie Easter
to China
‘Transition from primary to secondary education’ led by
Brigid de Rivaz to U.S.A.
Archive
Year 2 (2001/02)
- ‘Citizenship and Civic Education’ led by Amber Carroll
to Denmark
- ‘Literacy in the Primary School’ led by Jenny Plastow
to Uganda
- ‘Productive
Use of ICT’ led by Pat Williams to China
- ‘School Leadership’ led by Jacky Pfister to the Czech
Republic
- ‘Teaching and Learning Strategies’ led by Elizabeth Hawkins
to U.S.A.
Year 1 (2000/01)
- ‘Benchmarking for School Performance’ led by Vaughan
Johnson to Canada
- ‘Boys’ Underachievement’ led by Francoise Vidal
to U.S.A.
- ‘Gifted and Talented Pupils’ led by Jim Harrison to Australia
- ‘Numeracy in Primary Schools’ led by Margaret Cooke to
Hungary
- ‘Raising Standards for Ethnic Minority Pupils’ led by
Judy Rankine to U.S.A
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