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Page Published: 06 March 2008
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Safeguarding

Salaries

SATs

School Development

  • Education Leaders' Guide to the spending review
    11 April 2011 The Review of Educational Capital has just been published, slightly later than James anticipated, as a result of his desire to test the emerging recommendations with as wide a group of interested parties as possible. The review team road-tested their ideas on a rebuild of a Doncaster secondary school destroyed by fire.
  • Linking Finance to your School Development Plan
    13 March 2009 How to Calculate your income; cost your core education service; and deal with the problems.

School Evaluation

School Management

School Meals

School Policies

School Profile

  • Status of the school profile
    21 June 2011 Members have sought clarification about whether schools are still required to publish a School Profile. The following statement appeared on the DfE's website in May.

School Prospectus

  • Status of the school profile
    21 June 2011 Members have sought clarification about whether schools are still required to publish a School Profile. The following statement appeared on the DfE's website in May.

School Security

School Transport

School Trips

Schools Forums

Science

  • Subject Time FAQs
    12 July 2011 Answers to questions relating to allocation of time to subjects.

Sec Blogs Podcasts

Secondary Newsletter

Secondary Phase

Secondary Reforms

SEF

  • Multiple Use of Information 2010
    20 January 2011 Examples of practical strategies that would allow information gathered during classroom observations [and other PM evidence collection activities] to be used for a variety of purposes.
  • Is SEF heading for failure?
    01 October 2010 Headteachers and practitioners in Wales have serious reservations over the long term success of the biggest education reform in decades, a snapshot survey commissioned by the NAHT Cymru indicates.

Self-evaluation

Sex

  • Quick Guide to the Equality Act 2010
    14 September 2010 Commencement of the Equality Act is set for October 1st 2010, though some aspects will not come into effect until 2011. This replaces 9 Acts and almost 100 sets of regulations and will attempt to reduce bureaucracy.
  • Equality Act 2010 New Guidance
    13 August 2010 Over the last few months the Equality and Human Rights Commission has been drafting guidance to explain the Equality Act 2010 for employers, workers, service providers which can be downloaded now from their website
  • Example of an Equal Opportunities Policy
    18 February 2008 Please note this is not NAHT advice, but is the work of an independent author.

Sex Education

  • Subject Time FAQs
    12 July 2011 Answers to questions relating to allocation of time to subjects.

Sexual orientation

  • Quick Guide to the Equality Act 2010
    14 September 2010 Commencement of the Equality Act is set for October 1st 2010, though some aspects will not come into effect until 2011. This replaces 9 Acts and almost 100 sets of regulations and will attempt to reduce bureaucracy.
  • Equality Act 2010 New Guidance
    13 August 2010 Over the last few months the Equality and Human Rights Commission has been drafting guidance to explain the Equality Act 2010 for employers, workers, service providers which can be downloaded now from their website
  • Example of an Equal Opportunities Policy
    18 February 2008 Please note this is not NAHT advice, but is the work of an independent author.

SIP

  • Use of SIPs for Performance Management
    27 September 2011 There is currently some confusion as to the role of the School Improvement Partner (SIP) in relation to Head Teacher performance management (PM). Regulations put in place under the previous government specify that the governing body must take advice from an external adviser when undertaking performance management of the head teacher. All local authorities were required to put in place SIPs and, when these were appointed, the governing body had to use the SIP as the external adviser.

Society

Special Education Needs

Special Schools

Staff Development

Staffing Structures

  • Rarely Cover - FAQs
    09 December 2011 Some answers to frequently asked question on 'rarely cover'. All references are to the School Teachers' Pay and Conditions Document 2011.
  • Succession Planning: A Practical Approach
    11 October 2011 Steve Kite, Head of Edmund de Moundeford VC Primary School in Feltwell, Norfolk, recounts his experience in establishing his flexible working arrangement.
  • SM01 - Redundancy in Maintained Schools
    20 July 2011 Circumstances leading to redundancy are not uncommon at the best of times: they may be much higher in the current financial climate.
  • The State of the Labour Market for Senior Staff
    30 September 2010 The 16th Annual Report prepared by Prof John Howson and Dr Almut Sprigade for the NAHT is now available.
  • Unfilled posts leave profession on knife-edge
    30 September 2010 Figures shows that a third of head teacher posts in the Primary sector were reported unfilled after an advertisement in 2009/10 compared with 26% in 2008/9. The absence of a permanent, substantive head interrupts a school's development. High re-advertisement rates cause significant additional expenditure for schools as well as extra uncertainty for staff, pupils and parents and difficulties for succession planning.
  • More on Staffing Structures

Stress

Subjects

Support Staff

  • Professional Standards for Teachers and HTLAs
    25 August 2011 This document sets out guidance on what is expected of those who are seeking to take on this additional responsibility. These standards help to ensure that all higher level teaching assistants have the necessary skills and expertise to make an active contribution to pupils' learning.
  • Volunteers working in schools
    06 January 2010 This is to alert members that the UK Border Agency has confirmed that although visitors to the UK may be granted up to a six month stay in a 12 month period visitors, with or without visas, must meet the requirements of the Immigration Rules.

Swimming

  • Subject Time FAQs
    12 July 2011 Answers to questions relating to allocation of time to subjects.
  • Swimming - FAQs
    12 July 2011 Some frequently asked questions on the teaching of swimming, and their answers
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