Recruitment Events
Open Evenings – Autumn 2020
Please join us at one of our On-Line Open Evenings to find out more about a career as a primary school teacher and why Devon Primary SCITT is a great place to train. These evenings provide opportunities to meet and engage with our Director/Deputy Director and ask any questions you have.
To book a place at any of our open evenings, please use the on-line booking form at the bottom of this page, call us on 01392 790 164 or email admin@dpscitt.ac.uk.
Friday 27th November
On-Line Open Evening
Join the team online between 17.00 to 18.30 to find out more about how to train to teach with Devon Primary SCITT and ask any questions you might have. Please use the booking form below or email slawton@dpscitt.ac.uk to register your interest.
Wednesday 9th December
On-Line Open Evening
Join the team online between 17.00 to 18.30 to find out more about how to train to teach with Devon Primary SCITT and ask any questions you might have. Please use the booking form below or email slawton@dpscitt.ac.uk to register your interest.
Tuesday 12th January
On-Line Open Evening
Join the team online between 17.00 to 18.30 to find out more about how to train to teach with Devon Primary SCITT and ask any questions you might have. Please use the booking form below or email slawton@dpscitt.ac.uk to register your interest.
Wednesday 10th February
On-Line Open Evening
Join the team online between 17.00 to 18.30 to find out more about how to train to teach with Devon Primary SCITT and ask any questions you might have. Please use the booking form below or email slawton@dpscitt.ac.uk to register your interest.
Open Evening Booking Form
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Celebrating Diwali in Jemma’s class.
The children made diva Lamps, role played the story of Rama & Sita and designed their own Rangoli patterns on paper plates. Then they dressed up, listened to Indian music, lit their clay diva lamps and shared poppadoms...
and here are the finished Dinosaurs from Year 1 and 2 - thanks Brittany
Brittany planned and taught 4 design technology lessons to her Year 1 and 2 children about making moving dinosaurs. Here are the children’s “Ideas Sheets” where they planned their moving dinosaur before making it.
This is from Lisa and her Year 2 class. The photos say it all….😂
“Attached are some photos of our bacteria experiment in year 2 as part of our staying healthy topic.
The first one is the control piece, the...
Nancy’s Year 5 class have been learning about the Romans.
They conducted an investigation into the problem of getting water from the mountains to the city – they looked at how the Romans used aqueducts , designed their own blueprints and built their...
