Southwark Teaching School Alliance
Our Other Partnerships
Dulwich College is the independent school partner of the Southwark Teaching School Alliance (STSA) which, through teacher training, CDP (continuing professional development), and school-to-school support helps trainees to become outstanding teachers and leaders.
Dulwich College has additional and important partnerships with several external agencies in support of raising aspiration across both the independent and maintained sectors.
The National Citizen Service The Spring Board Bursary Foundation and Eastside Young Leaders’ Academy The Ogden Trust The Advocacy Academy The Stuart Horne Bursary Scheme Livery Schools Link
“Dulwich College has played an important role in the Southwark Teaching School Alliance from the outset, through its active engagement in research projects and as a placement school for trainees.”
“I just wanted to say a big thank you for hosting us. We really enjoyed the day, loved visiting your school and saw some great sessions.” Trainee primary school teacher
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Dulwich College is committed to sharing best practice across education and has employed the expertise and academic input of the Institute of Education (IoE) to pilot a ‘Lesson Study’ project with other STSA schools. This project is led by the IoE, with small groups of teachers working together to plan and teach a ‘showcase’ lesson.
“We were delighted to hold our annual SpringBoard Fellowship event at Dulwich College this year. This event brings together nearly 400 SpringBoard pupils, current, past and future, their parents and our supporters; it is an uplifting and affirming day. Dulwich College are a committed and enthusiastic partner school and their generosity in offering to host this event significantly enhanced the fellowship experience for the pupils.” Ian Davenport, Chief Executive, The SpringBoard Bursary Foundation
“Dulwich College was one of the first schools to encourage pupils to take part in National Citizen Service (NCS). We are very grateful for the Master’s continued support in championing the programme both within the school and more widely. ” Laura Gibbon, Director of Partnerships, NCS Trust
Dr Kate Chhatwal, Director, Southwark Teaching School Alliance
Dulwich College hosts groups of ‘School Direct’ trainee primary teachers on one-day visits from their STSA schools to observe KS3 lessons as ‘secondary experience’ necessary for their training.
Through London Schools for Excellence four teachers from the Gipsy Hill Federation of primary schools have observed Year 7 teaching in the English Department.
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