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Last updated: February 2025
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Last updated: February 2025
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Last updated: October 2024
The following can be used to review your governing boards annual schedule.The lists of tasks for the purposes of this guidance are divided into full governing board (FGB); resources/finance (including staffing); teaching and learning and children,...
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Last updated: February 2025
Pupil support staff are responsible for the welfare of pupils during break, lunchtime and outside school hours.This group also includes those who assist pupils with social, emotional and behavioural difficulties.All school support staff can access a...
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Last updated: September 2024
The schools financial procedures provides maintained schools with guidance on a range of financial management processes that are set out as individual sections.All monies and assets associated with a school are public property and provided for the...
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Last updated: November 2024
Background and contextCardinal Wiseman School wanted staff to feel more confident developing and building positive relationships with parents and recognition of unconscious bias. They also wanted to utilise Therapeutic Thinking strategies to...
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Last updated: October 2024
Core features of effective leadership by the ChairEnsuringthe work of the governing board (GB) focuses on school improvementthe GB recruits the right people with the necessary skills and they are well inductedall governors are clear on their roles...
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Last updated: July 2025
Attendance and absence codes explainedPresent codes/ \ present during registrationB educated off site and taster days and do not fit K, V, P or W codesK attending provision arranged by the local authorityL arrived after the register has...
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Last updated: July 2025
Principles for all professionals working with children and young people who have SENDAlongside the expectations of all teachers identified within the DFE teacher standards, the DFE also sets out the following principles that will be observed by all...
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Last updated: October 2024
In order to support pupils with a mental health problem it is important to reach all parts of your school community and beyond, as teachers, parents and other staff will also be affected. A whole-school approach is an ideal way...
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