CCCG celebrate achievement at One Thing festival

Teaching and support team members from across the college group attend a festival at CONEL to celebrate the One Thing initiative.

Colleagues from Capital City College Group (CCCG) gathered to take part in the One Thing festival, celebrating their achievements and learning.

CCCG’s One Thing initiative was introduced as part of the college group’s Teaching, Learning and Assessment Development Policy in 2021. Since then, over 600 staff members have worked together to take ownership of their career development by focusing on one area of their work that they would like to improve. This is supported by coaching from colleagues known as Expert Practitioners (EPs).

This year’s One Thing festival took place on 5 July at The College of Haringey, Enfield and North East London’s (CONEL) Tottenham Centre. During the event, Expert Practitioners, Teachers and Assessors shared experiences and examples of good practice from the academic year that related to their One Thing. They detailed how their learning and experiences have impacted their practice and the effect this has had on learner outcomes. 

The event provided CCCG colleagues with lots of opportunities to ask questions, share ideas and spend time reflecting on their One Thing. They were also able to learn about becoming an Expert Practitioner for the coming academic year.

During the event, there was also an awards ceremony to recognise individual colleagues and teams. The awards ceremony included accolades for:

• High Performing Teachers/Assessors
• High Performing Team of the Year
• High Performing Support Staff
• Most Innovative Use of Technology in Education
• Most Proactive Teacher/Assessor in Sharing Good Practice
• Long Service

The awards were presented by CCCG Group Principal, Jackie Chapman and the Assistant Principals.

Congratulations to all colleagues across the college group for working on their One Thing!

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