Fieldwork Education Brand

Improving learning in schools for more than 30 years.

Fieldwork Education provides international curriculum and professional learning to more than 15,000 teachers, in over 2000 schools, in 98 countries globally.

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Our Curriculums

Ieyc
International Early Years Curriculum
  • The IEYC is our International Early Years Curriculum 
  • For children aged 2 - 5+ years old. It is our newest curriculum
  • Used by almost 150 schools in 47 countries worldwide.

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Ipc
International Primary Curriculum
  • The IPC is our International Primary Curriculum 
  • For children aged 5 - 11 years old
  • Used by over 730 schools in 92 countries worldwide.
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Imyc
International Middle Years Curriculum
  • The IMYC is our International Middle Years Curriculum 
  • For children aged 11 - 14 years old 
  • Used by over 1000 teachers in 103 schools across 50 countries.
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Professional Learning

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Professional Learning

One of the key ways we help improve learning, is by supporting teachers and school leaders with a range of professional learning opportunities. Many of our training opportunities are designed specifically for Fieldwork member schools and can be delivered either face-to-face, online or via blended learning. We also offer a range of webinars and workshops.

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Ilmp
International Leadership and Management Programme

Our International Leadership and Management Programme develops more confident and effective leaders. It is for middle and senior leaders, who wish to develop their own leadership skills, and support their staff to improve learning.

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Lfl
Looking for Learning

Our Looking for Learning Toolkit provides tools and resources to transform your whole school to being truly learning-focused. It is affordable, accessible and flexible, and can be implemented by you, with your entire school staff.

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Latest News

Nov 8 2018
Using the IPC in a Bilingual Model
Nov 2 2018
Our View of Assessment
Assessment of the progress that children make in school is perhaps one of the leading debates in education
Oct 31 2018
Escape Room linked to Knowledge Skills and Understanding in the IPC
We decided to create a Google form where the learners would have to use the Knowledge they gained to unlock clues.
Oct 26 2018
Surviving and Thriving in Tokyo
Here I was in Tokyo, Japan ready to attend the ACE 2018 Conference “Surviving and Thriving” Education in Times of Change.
Oct 24 2018
Ofsted’s new focus on Curriculum is an opportunity for Key Stage 3 to become good again
Therese Andrews, Head of IPC and IMYC responds to the recent tes article by Rob Campbell: http://bit.ly/2yrYmPV
Oct 18 2018
IMYC visit to NAIS Al Khor
It was a pleasure to visit NAIS Al Khor in Qatar over the weekend to work with their teachers on the implementation of the IMYC in their school. Living in the desert can bring certain challenges for teenagers; these include the early starts to avoid the afternoon heat, which we know doesn’t necessarily align with teenagers’ circadian rhythm – meaning they’re predisposed to sleep for longer in the mornings.