Friern Barnet School Gifted and Talented Policy
Friern Barnet School Gifted and Talented Policy
Friern Barnet School Gifted and Talented Policy
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G & T Identification FormName:Form:Subject: DANCEName of Subject Teacher:Date of Referral:Evidence of Departmental Criteria Met;A <strong>Gifted</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Talented</strong> student may:Performing• Perform techniques <strong>and</strong> skills with consistent precision, control <strong>and</strong> fluency• Show an underst<strong>and</strong>ing of projection <strong>and</strong> sensitivity towards other dancers <strong>and</strong> the audience• When leading others in rehearsal practices they can apply basic health <strong>and</strong> safety rules, rehearsal techniques <strong>and</strong> compositionalideas consistently• They plan ways to improve their own <strong>and</strong> others’ performance <strong>and</strong> act on these decisions in order to bring about theimprovements• When adapting <strong>and</strong> responding to changing circumstances <strong>and</strong> other performers, they maintain the quality of a performanceChoreographing• When planning their own <strong>and</strong> others’ work they use imaginative ways to solve problems, overcome challenges <strong>and</strong> entertainaudiences• They draw on what they know about composition in response to a stimulus to create original <strong>and</strong> interesting movements <strong>and</strong>dances• When working in a group they can use what they know about their own <strong>and</strong> others’ strengths <strong>and</strong> weaknesses to create asuccessful outcomeAnalysing• They can show that they underst<strong>and</strong> the elements of dance by comparing <strong>and</strong> commenting on skills, techniques <strong>and</strong> ideas usedin their own <strong>and</strong> others’ work• They can use this underst<strong>and</strong>ing to improve their own <strong>and</strong> others performance• They are able to analyse a professional work <strong>and</strong> point out the features <strong>and</strong> elements of dance• They take on different roles within an activity, showing an ability to organise <strong>and</strong> communicate effectively, <strong>and</strong> applying rulesfairly <strong>and</strong> consistently or adhering to the conventions <strong>and</strong> codes of conduct for activities, e.g. Warm-up, teaching a sequence,leading a dance club• They can show that they underst<strong>and</strong> the elements of dance by comparing <strong>and</strong> commenting on skills, techniques <strong>and</strong> ideas usedin their own <strong>and</strong> others’ work• They can use this underst<strong>and</strong>ing to improve their own <strong>and</strong> others performance• They are able to analyse a professional work <strong>and</strong> point out the features <strong>and</strong> elements of danceThey take on different roles within an activity, showing an ability to organise <strong>and</strong> communicate effectively, <strong>and</strong> applying rules fairly <strong>and</strong>consistently or adhering to the conventions <strong>and</strong> codes of conduct for activities. eg. Warm-up, teaching a sequence, leading a dance club.Referred to HoFTo be tracked by: ………………………………………………………………….6