Coral Milburn-Curtis

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Hello and Welcome

Coral Milburn-Curtis is from Oxford, England. After teaching in Sheffield, Harlow, South Africa and Magdalen College Oxford she took over the headship of the country's top primary school, leading it and two other primary schools for 10 years.

During that time she served as a member and leader on a number of panels for the Department of Education and the Qualifications & Curriculum Authority. As an OFSTED and an HMC school inspector, she specialised in the inspection of maths, science and ICT in primary schools.

Representing the local authority, she has been a Threshold Assessment adviser, a workforce re-modelling consultant and a Newly Qualified Teacher consultant.

Coral is the author of 'How to Protect Your Child From Bullies'.

As an accredited provider for the Young, Gifted and Talented (YG&T) initiative, she designed, coordinated and implemented online, blended and face to face courses for gifted children, delivering them at the University of Oxford and the University of Warwick .

Coral is an Associate Fellow of the University of Warwick and the lead professional on a number of e-learning and face to face projects for gifted children, based at the University of Warwick and the University of Oxford.

The Oxford Learning Partnership 

The Oxford Learning Partnership provides e-learning opportunities for the Classics Outreach department at The University of Oxford and for IGGY Juniors (The International Gateway for Gifted Youth) at the University of Warwick.

Our courses for young people aged 6 upwards are created and managed by academics at the University of Oxford and The University of Warwick. Children are referred by their schools, or their parents.

This learning community is the gateway to:

* working with Oxford University and Warwick University academics and tutors on challenging collaborative projects
* self-confidence, independent learning, strategic thinking, creativity and problem solving
* working with like-minded, well-motivated students
* raising academic expectations by being academically challenged
* developing leadership skills through peer collaboration, mentoring and shared responsibility.

The Oxford Learning Partnership master-classes are open to children who are performing 'significantly ahead of their peers' in one or more academic subjects.

Iggy Juniors 

Junior branch of the International Gateway for Gifted Youth

IGGY Juniors is the junior branch of IGGY (the International Gateway for Gifted Youth) which is run by the University of Warwick.

IGGY Juniors offers access to an increasing range of programmes designed with gifted children in mind. These programmes brings together gifted learners from around the globe in either online or face-to-face environments and provide support, encouragement and intellectual stimulation.

Coral's book: How to Protect Your Child From Bullies 

Contact 

Coral Milburn-Curtis
Associate Fellow, University of Warwick
Lead Professional, Oxford Learning Partnership

Emails:
c.milburn-curtis@oxfordlearningpartnership.co.uk
c.milburn-curtis@warwick.ac.uk

Tel: 01295 780247; 07785 397153