Annexe A: Diagram showing roles and responsibilities of School Standards Board Note: The diagram sets out the roles and responsibilities of each organisation.

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Annexe A: Diagram showing roles and responsibilities of School Standards Board Note: The diagram sets out the roles and responsibilities of each organisation in relation to the collective priorities agreed by Standards Board and in developing school-to-school support in Poole. Each partner is still able to set their own individual priorities and work in areas that they determine for themselves. For example PSA as an independent charity exists to meet the needs of its members which might include priorities outside of those collectively agreed by Standards Board and TSAs must continue to show how they are meeting the National College’s big six priorities. Poole School Standards Board Determines the overall strategy for school improvement and promotes this to schools Reviews the data and evidence about the progress of schools individually and collectively Identifies priorities for improvement and agrees how to commission support to meet them Oversees the use of all resource to ensure it is being used to meet core priorities Regularly reviews the impact of the work of all partners to support school improvement Local Authority Provides its view on the collective priorities for Poole Sets out its planned activity to meet collective agreed priorities Shares its categorisation of schools and assessment of the progress of schools openly with the School Standards Board Commissions interventions in LA schools that are RI/SM or at risk Flags concerns about Academy performance to the RSC and discusses potential support Provides regular updates on the use of the commissioning budget and the impact of this resource Poole Schools Association Provides its views on the collective priorities for Poole on the basis of feedback from its members Sets out its planned activity to meet collective agreed priorities Provides feedback on the progress of schools based on intelligence gathered from its work Supports all types of school to improve inc. Good and Outstanding Helps to review how capacity for S2S support is developing in Poole Helps to build leadership capacity at all levels of the system in Poole Provides regular updates on the impact of its work against priorities Teaching School Alliances Provides their views on the collective priorities for Poole Provides a view on the capacity and expertise of different TSAs to potentially meet these needs Encourages/nurtures opportunities for collaborative working to ensure high standards in all Poole schools May provide and/or broker school-to-school support for schools Bids for national funding available to support Poole schools to meet their identified priorities Provides regular updates on the impact of any TSA’s work against the agreed priorities for Poole