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SDBE Headteachers’ Meeting, November 2018
Securing your vision SDBE Headteachers’ Meeting, November 2018 Craig Morrison Three main strengths. Weaknesses? Those things that are not always just ‘solvable’ as areas for development.
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Share a memory with your partner of a time when the true nature of your school revealed itself.
- A dilemma, a tough emotional moment, a serious problem? - A moment of celebration, of harmony, of all being well?
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What do these memories tell you about what is important in your school
What do these memories tell you about what is important in your school? Importantly, what do they tell us about why staff work in your school?
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Christian Inspiration
Values Vision
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Why How What
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Touchstones What do you return to? Stories Prayers Hymns Figures
Metaphors and images
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Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.
Psalm 119:105 Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.
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Go deeper Prayer and reflection (Faith Group)
Scripture informing strands of the vision Readings that help policy development
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Capture the process
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St Dunstan’s Circle of Values
Trust Pride Respect St Dunstan’s Circle of Values Love Community/Service Care Faith Inclusion
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Governors - Vision St Dunstan’s – a thriving school of choice founded upon: Learning which celebrates ‘Life in all its fullness’ Excellent progress in all things Christian values alive within our school Being at the heart of our community
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Staff - Vision St Dunstan’s – a thriving school, founded in faith and the best in everyone. We are: At the heart of our community and its service Proud to offer a well-rounded education for our pupils Dedicated to making every day a great experience Committed to success and celebrating our achievements
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St Dunstan’s – a thriving school, founded in faith and the best in everyone. We are:
At the heart of our community and its service Proud to offer a well-rounded education for our pupils Dedicated to making every day a great experience Committed to success and celebrating our achievements St Dunstan’s – a thriving school founded upon: Learning which celebrates ‘Life in all its fullness’ Excellent progress in all things Christian values alive within our school Being at the heart of our community Our vision is to be…
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Depth: above and below the line
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All words are not equal Driving values (Christian inspiration/mission) Operational values (How we do things round here) Aspirational or idealistic values (How we aim to do things round here)
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SIAMS: 7 Strands Vision and Leadership Wisdom, Knowledge and Skills
Character Development: Hope, Aspiration and Courageous Advocacy Community and Living Well Together Dignity and Respect The impact of collective worship The effectiveness of religious education
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Depth: What’s in a word? Excellence Achievement Success Innovation
Creativity Learning Faith Belief Love Strength Integrity Perseverance Tolerance Respect Generosity Welcome Inclusion Care Belonging Community Friendship
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Depth: Key Documents C of E Vision for Education (2016)
Valuing All God’s Children Character Education: Virtues Supporting Mental Health & Wellbeing RE Statement of Entitlement
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Depth = Distinctiveness
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Vision - reflections Bishop Jonathan at SDHTA Conference 2018: What is a vision? It is not a set of objectives or a ‘to-do’ list.
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Vision - reflections Bishop Jonathan at SDHTA Conference 2018: Vision is about ‘who we want to be’, what holds us together and where we want to go.
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Vision - reflections Bishop Jonathan at SDHTA Conference 2018: What would we like to be like? Am I doing the things I have to do, in the way I want to do them?
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A new vision will change what you do and how you do things round here…
Clarity
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Course: A comprehensive system for values-based reviews Friday 30th November
Our Vision Our Priorities To be… We will… To be like… To be known for… Hidden objectives…
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