The White Paper and School Improvement Regional HOSI Meetings December 2010 Presentation to Governors.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
School Improvement Service in Partnership with Gifted and Talented Network Meetings Updates SUMMER TERM 2011 Joan Beale - Adviser, Gifted and Talented.
Advertisements

Schools White Paper The Importance of Teaching CYPS EXECUTIVE 14 th January 2011.
Developing people, improving young lives NOT PROTECTIVELY MARKED Big Conversation 2011 Howard Kennedy Director of Delivery.
Developing the governors’ role in school improvement A Lancashire perspective.
Governance in changing times A Lancashire perspective.
School Governance A policy overview November 2013 Chris Caroe, Head of the School Governance Unit.
The DfE Perspective Colin Diamond – Deputy Director
The School-led system and NLG
Parent Forum 10 th January Outline of session – Raising Standards How do we compare with other schools on results ? What are we doing to make progress.
A Quick Guide to ACSL’s Blueprint for A Self Improving System Trust and Transformation.
Derbyshire County Council Children and Younger Adults Department 1 Journey to Excellence Governor Strategic Briefings Spring 2014 Kathryn Boulton, Assistant.
NATT+ ‘Leading The Way’ Conference Leeds 2011 DfE Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Policy Update: Andrea Smith.
School Improvement in East Sussex New ways of working…
C H I L D R E N A N D A D U L T S – L E A R N I N G A N D C A R I N G The Importance of Teaching The Schools White Paper 2010.
People Directorate Learning City - Strategic Overview September 2014 Paul Jacobs Service Director – Education & Skills.
New Horizons in School Governance: The Changing Landscape of SEN.
DOES LEADERSHIP MAKE A DIFFERENCE? 1 The importance of school leadership on the quality of schools and the achievements of pupils:
Trying To Make Sense Of It All An Exercise in Futility? Dave Farrow Head of Commissioning – Educational Outcomes.
17 February 2011 Future Shape: Learning in Sheffield Changes in Government Policy and Our Response DRAFT.
1 A good education for all This presentation will expand on how Ofsted aim to raise expectations through section 5 inspections. It will cover : How Ofsted.
Ensuring education is fit for purpose BOWDEN ROOM.
Seizing the agenda: a better future for schools in the North East? SCHOOLS NorthEast Summit Conference 14 October 2011 John Dunford.
Session 4: Wider Accountability Spring Term 2014 School Governor Induction.
Catholic Diocese of Portsmouth DEPARTMENT FOR SCHOOLS.
Governor Update MAY Excellence in Essex Evaluating the effectiveness of Essex Primary Schools RAG rating Providing challenge, support and intervention.
Ofsted Parent Forum Welcome Please help yourself to tea/coffee. Ofsted Lead Inspector: “St. Andrew’s is an improving school, and improving quickly.” Aim.
Headteachers’ Briefing 18 September 2013 CHILDREN’S & ADULTS’ SERVICES.
Raising standards, improving lives. Tackling disadvantage – lessons from Ofsted inspections and research John Kennedy Interim Regional Director, London.
DfES and National Strategies Update AAIA Conference, Newcastle 13 th September 2006 Mike Viner, Senior Regional Director National Strategies, North East.
Direction of travel.  Schools are accountable for their own improvement  School improvement funding devolved under the control of heads  Schools procure.
The Importance of Teaching. The context “.. so many great schools, so many superb teachers and so many outstanding head teachers..” but we are failing.
Ofsted inspections of local authority arrangements for supporting school improvement Matthew Coffey, Her Majesty’s Inspector National Director for FE and.
School Business Manager Network LA Update Wednesday 9 th February 2011 Julie Bowdidge.
Reducing the impact of child poverty Vanessa Housley Senior Adviser Inclusion 18 th September 2013.
Hertfordshire County Council
Mathematics Subject Leader Network Meeting Autumn 2013.
Post SIP, Post SEF, a new landscape Julie Westrop Mike Simm 11 June 2011.
* Schools – policy environment and mental health Bhupinder S Bhoday Team Leader - Children's Mental Health Team, Department for Education.
Improving Educational Outcomes in Somerset Dave Farrow Head of Improving Outcomes Commissioning.
Strategy for Children and Young People with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
- +44(0) “Enabling.
Support and aspiration: A new approach to special educational needs and disability A consultation March 2011.
1 The fastest growing teachers’ union in Scotland.
Reforms to Primary Assessment and Accountability Catherine Wreyford, Department for Education October 2015.
Raising standards, improving lives
The Derbyshire Context
Teaching Assistants Network LA Update Friday 11 February 2011 Anita Davis.
Educational Attainment in Hastings Presentation to the Hastings LSP Fiona Wright October 2014.
Tendring Education & Skills Committee – April 2016 Graham Lancaster Lead Commissioner for primary schools - NE.
Gloucestershire Secondary Schools Place Planning Autumn 2012.
Effective school governance in changing times Emma Knights, Chief Executive National Governors’ Association
Effective school governance in changing times Emma Knights, Chief Executive National Governors’ Association
Options open to schools on becoming an academy / forming a multi-academy trust / joining a multi-academy trust Tim Coulson, Regional Schools Commissioner.
1 School Improvement in changing times Gordon Boyd March 2013.
Education White Paper 2010 The Importance of Teaching.
Standards report Standards Report CT Board 18 th March 2016.
‘A Flying Start’ Achievement Update November 2014 Chris Snudden Head of Education Achievement Service Head of Virtual School for Children in Care John.
Moving to Outstanding Ofsted Findings Improvement update meeting.
Jacqui Cant Stephen Turp Primary Headteacher Meetings Assessment Update June 2013.
White Paper issues Which is which?. “This is radical…. tweaking things at the margins is not an option… this is essential… decisive action is needed”
Parent update meeting July 2016.
Implications for Sensory Impaired Services
OfSTED Inspection 7th and 8th December 2016 Feedback to Parents
SEND and Disability – Headlines
Educational Excellence Everywhere
Education in Hounslow:
NGN Conference November 2010 ………back to the future??
Transforming our structure–
Accountability to raise attainment and progress
Ofsted Findings Improvement update meeting
Presentation transcript:

The White Paper and School Improvement Regional HOSI Meetings December 2010 Presentation to Governors

School-driven Self-improving Devolved funding Less intervention Less paperwork...but sharp accountabilities A new approach to school improvement School-driven Self-improving Devolved funding Less intervention Less paperwork...but sharp accountabilities

High quality recruits Training more focused on classroom skills Network of teaching schools More freedoms to manage performance Double NLEs and LLEs Cut bureaucracy Teaching and leadership

Increased powers for teachers Anonymity for accused teachers Authority to enforce discipline beyond school gates Fresh approach to: Response to prejudice Appeal process when pupils commit serious crimes PRUs Permanent exclusions Behaviour

Slimmer knowledge-based National Curriculum Phonics screening check at age 6 Assessment reviews The English Baccalaureate Review of vocational education International benchmarking Curriculum, assessment and qualifications

Academies get back old freedoms All schools can now become academies Lowest attainers and outstanding schools first The formation of Free Schools Strategic role for LAs New schools system

A more strategic role Champion for parents and families Champion of vulnerable pupils Champion of Educational Excellence Provision of places, fair admissions and transport No more SIPs – greater choice about how school improvement role is undertaken Intervening where there is clear underperformance and raising alert in case of Academies & Free Schools Can request Ofsted inspection Role of LA

More accountability to parents, less to Government Transparent data including online tool for parents Governors better equipped to challenge Focus on core educational business Steep proportionality of inspection Accountability

New basics measure for English, maths and science The English Baccalaureate Heightened profile for: Progression Pupil Premium Lowest 20% Review of vocational qualifications Performance tables

Floor standards New floors based on attainment and progression Fairer to schools – recognises prior low attainment can be a factor Funding approach being finalised but likely to be small amount of funding for both LAs and schools End of centrally-driven strategies School-to-school support

School Improvement - below floor Relentless and robust focus on underperformance New, higher a more sophisticated floor ‘standards’ Strong presumption of conversion to Academy with a sponsor for the worst performers Building capacity in the system to– National Teaching Schools and National/Local Leaders of Education

Too much variation in per-pupil funding in past Pupil Premium Consultation on a national funding formula Maximum devolution of funds to front line A much less bureaucratic approach to capital School funding

A lot of the current infrastructure will end at Easter LA intervention work in future will be focused on schools below the floor Greater choice about improvement work above the floor working together with schools There will still be a market for School Improvement Implications for our work in North Lincolnshire

- Removal of SIPs from January - Small number of SLAs offered - Annual Conversations? - Monitoring of Standards Approaches? - Commissioning Training is underway - Service reshape will be necessary North Lincolnshire Update