Curriculum consultations — Kerrie King and Melanie Baggaley

 
 

A curriculum consultation is a collaborative meeting designed to explore how ASDAN’s programmes and qualifications can support an organisation’s curriculum and learner needs. During the consultation, we discuss current provision, learner profiles, intended outcomes and any challenges the organisation may be facing. The aim is to identify appropriate ASDAN courses and pathways that enhance engagement, support personal and social development, and provide meaningful opportunities for achievement and progression. The consultation also offers guidance on curriculum planning, implementation and progression routes, helping organisations to create a coherent and inclusive curriculum that supports learners to achieve their full potential.

About the speakers

Kerrie is the senior Education Development Partner at ASDAN with 16 years’ experience across education and qualification delivery. Leads the personal effectiveness pathway, supporting members to deliver learning that builds skills and confidence in young people.. Previously worked as Compliance Manager, ensuring regulatory standards across qualifications and developing Internal Quality Assurance training for centres. Played a key role in piloting the Extended Project Qualification. Brings a strong understanding of quality, assessment and learning design, creating practical and impactful development opportunities. Passionate about empowering individuals to enhance their skills, strengthen behaviours and achieve their full potential. 

With over 14 years’ experience supporting learners with SEND, including PMLD, SLD and MLD, Melanie has broad expertise in delivering ASDAN programmes and qualifications. Since joining ASDAN in 2018, she has contributed to course development, curriculum updates and published articles for SEND Magazine and NA

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