Sir John Nelthorpe School

Sir John Nelthorpe School

SCITT - School-Centred Initial Teacher Training

Sir John Nelthorpe School is partnering with the North Lincs SCITT training provider which is now based here at our school.

The School-Centered Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) program is a highly regarded route for training new teachers in England. Head Teacher, Mr Biglands said “This partnership further enhances our commitment to excellence in teaching and learning.

Collaboration with NL SCITT is enabling us to connect with local educational institutions, organisations, and other schools, fostering a network that can support further professional development and share best practices. By training new teachers who may subsequently apply for positions at this school, or other local schools, we are creating a pipeline of high quality, qualified candidates. Our staff benefit from working closely with trainees, engaging in mentoring and supervision roles, which enhances their own professional development through reflection on their teaching practices. Our pupils benefit from the engagement of trainee teachers who are often enthusiastic and eager to implement modern pedagogical methods, enriching their educational experience.

Being the host school for North Lincolnshire's SCITT training provider presents Sir John Nelthorpe School with a wealth of opportunities, fostering professional development, and ultimately enriching the educational experiences of both staff and pupils.

This fantastic partnership not only further strengthens our position at the forefront of the local educational landscape but also contributes positively to the broader community. As a training hub, it is vital now that Sir John Nelthorpe School ensures that the inherent benefits are maximised for all stakeholders involved.”

North Lincolnshire School Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) has a bespoke training venue and administrative office within the school. Lead Officer, Jeanette Taylor who is based at the venue with Business Manager, Vicky Crossely, said “Since arriving in September we have been warmly welcomed by pupils and staff alike. Trainees who are training to teach in either primary or secondary come to SJN each week for central training and also spend time in schools in North Lincolnshire, alongside a mentor, learning how to teach.”

Find out more about training to be teacher at www.northlincs.gov.uk/traintoteach

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