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CCoouurrssee// BBrriieeffiinngg PPrreesseenntteedd bbyy AAiimm DDaattee TTiimmee VVeennuuee
Children missing out on Education and
An update on Anti Bullying Project
For primary, secondary, special school and academy
governors
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook
page 41 - 44 Behaviour and safety of pupils at the school
Wendy Vincent Head of Inclusion and
SEN
Alison Ballantyre
Behaviour Federation
Michelle Pollard New Horizons
Federation
The course will focus on Protecting the Rights of the Child
• the entitlement to 25 hours education a week
• the requirement to know where pupils are
• the requirement to end illegal exclusions
This course will focus on:
• Bexley Anti-Bullying Strategy
• The impact of bullying on attendance and
achievement • Anti-Bullying policies
• Cyberbullying
Thurs 1
May
9.30 am to
11.30 am
Hall Place Pavilion
Thurs 1
May
7.00 pm to
9.00 pm
Hill View H1
Appraisal
For primary, secondary, academy and special school
governors
Members of Staffing / Pay Committees and Reviewers would find this session particularly useful
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook
page 45 -50
Quality of Leadership in, and Management of, the school
Rebecca Barut
Head Schools HR
Jo Lakey Head of School
Improvement
• To understand the roles and responsibilities of the
Pay Committee in relation to performance management
• To effectively carry out the appraisal process for head teachers
• To identify the processes for making pay decisions
• To develop skills needed to engage in
the appraisal process for head teachers.
Thurs
8 May
7.00 pm
to 9.00 pm
Hill View
H1
Fri 9
May
9.30 am to
11.30 am
Hill View H1
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CCoouurrssee// BBrriieeffiinngg PPrreesseenntteedd bbyy AAiimm DDaattee TTiimmee VVeennuuee Governor E-Learning (GEL) - By Governors for
Governors
Governor E-Learning (GEL) has been developed by the Eastern Leadership Centre (ELC) in partnership with
practising, experienced LA governor service managers and expert governance consultants along with other
organisations such as, NGA, CfBT, Clerkwise and
Adamson Books
For primary, secondary, special school and academy governors
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook
page 45 -50 Quality of Leadership in, and Management of, the
school
Catriona Cole
Shaun Chatton
Governor Services
Being an effective governing body relies on fit for
purpose training and support and Ofsted will expect schools to demonstrate that their governing body is
effective and has made use of training opportunities.
The purpose of the session is to provide Governors with an understanding of the benefits of e-learning through
'GEL' and provide a practical demonstration on how to access and use the learning materials.
Bexley Local Authority offers a blended learning approach to the development of their governors through
a mix of face to face sessions and e-learning.
Fri
16 May
10.00 am
to 11.00 am
Hill View
Wickham Suite
Induction for New Governors Part 1 and 2 This is a MUST for all recently appointed governors, including head teachers and staff governors. This two part session can also serve as a refresher course for longer standing governors who have not attended training recently, to update their knowledge in the light of the many new initiatives and developments in education
It is recommended that all new Governors should
undertake this basic training within the first 12 months of their term of office
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook
page 45 -50 Quality of Leadership in, and Management of the
school
Wynne Creasy Former Head of the
Bexley Governor Services
The aim of this two part session is to give governors more confidence in fulfilling their role by providing:
• an understanding of the role,
• an outline of key responsibilities within the context of school improvement and the contribution governors can make
• Information on education and governance issues.
The day also offers an excellent opportunity to meet with other newly appointed governors and share experiences and ideas.
(Refreshments, including a sandwich lunch will be provided
Sat 17
May
Part 1 9.00 am
to 11.30 am
Part 2
12.00 noon to
1.30pm
St Columba’s Catholic Boys
School
Halcot Avenue, Bexleyheath,
Kent DA6 7QB
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CCoouurrssee// BBrriieeffiinngg PPrreesseenntteedd bbyy AAiimm DDaattee TTiimmee VVeennuuee Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of Governors/LA
Partnership
(Formerly Chairmen and Vice-Chairmen of Governors Briefing)
For Chairmen / Vice-Chairmen of Governors of all primary,
secondary, academy, special schools and colleges.
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook page 45 -50
Quality of Leadership in, and Management of, the school
Moyra Pickering
Deputy Director: Education & Social
Care Schools and Educational
Improvement
David Friend Chairman of Bexley
Governors’ Executive Forum
This session will provide Chairmen and Vice-Chairman
with up to date information on current national and local issues and in addition provide;
� an opportunity to share information on issues that
will impact on schools over the forthcoming term, and
• an opportunity for discussions with other Chairmen
on issues and the implications for their schools.
Tues
20 May
7.30 pm
to 9.00 pm
Hill View
H1
H A L F T E R M 26 - 30 May 14
Stronger Governance – Requiring Improvement – to good or better
For schools deemed RI in their most recent Section
5 school inspection
For Heads, Senior Leaders, primary, secondary, special
and academy governors
Please liaise with your school. Booking can be made through School Improvement Liz Busson on
0203 045 4277 or email [email protected]
Joanna Beckford-Hall
Her Majesty’s Inspector Acting Senior HMI
Inspection Delivery – London
This will be a tailored workshop aimed to support the improvement of school governance, so that leadership is
strengthened and more schools can provide their pupils with a good or better education.
HMI will share evidence of what works well and also
provide you with an opportunity to share ideas and
strategies for improvement
The conference will offer headteachers and up to four members of the governing bodies insight into how to
improve governance, strengthen accountability and promote better achievements for pupils.
Thur 5
June
6.00pm to
9.30 pm
To be arranged
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CCoouurrssee// BBrriieeffiinngg PPrreesseenntteedd bbyy AAiimm DDaattee TTiimmee VVeennuuee Strategic View of Monitoring and Evaluating your
School’s Effectiveness (The role of Learning Walks)
For primary, secondary, special and academy governors
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook
page 45 -50 Quality of Leadership in, and Management of, the
school
Jo Lakey
Head of School Improvement
• To understand why visits to schools by members of
the governing body are important to understand the
impact of actions on pupil progress
• To understand how whole school agreed protocols
can make members of the governing body more effective
• Plan or review whole school policy on visits to the
school by the governing body
Wed
4 June
6.45pm
to 8.45 pm
Please note time
Hall Place
Pavilion
Thur
5 June
9.30 am
to 11.30 am
Hall Place
Pavilion
Governors' Annual Conference – Improving Governance - from Good to Outstanding
Open to all primary, secondary, academy, and special
school governors – All governors welcome
We recognise the demands on Governors’ time but do
hope that Governors will be able to join us for what promises to be an enlightening event
Refreshments will be available so please ensure that you
book a place!
Catering have stated that they need to know numbers by Friday 6 June 2014
Joanna Beckford-Hall
Her Majesty’s Inspector Acting Senior HMI
Inspection Delivery – London
The conference will focus on the impact of governance on moving a school swiftly to good or better.
The presentation will:
• Identify what inspection tells us about strong
governance • Examine how governors can better understand the
school and use what they find to support its
improvement • Consider how to use key findings from our Ofsted
report ‘School Governance: Learning from the best ‘ (2011)
• Help governors consider using what they know to
support and challenge leaders and meet the
expectations in the Ofsted School Inspection Handbook (2014)
There will be an opportunity for governors to ask
questions and discuss good practice with governor colleagues.
Sat 14
June
9.00 am to
12.45 pm
St Columba’s Catholic Boys
School
Halcot Avenue, Bexleyheath,
Kent DA6 7QB
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CCoouurrssee// BBrriieeffiinngg PPrreesseenntteedd bbyy AAiimm DDaattee TTiimmee VVeennuuee Health and safety
For primary, secondary, special school and academy
governors
Governors on Premises Committees would find this session particularly helpful
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook
page 41 - 44 Behaviour and safety of pupils at the school
Clive Cain
Head of Community Safety Services
Chris Stringer
Health & Safety Advisor
To update governors on current legislation, procedures,
and roles and responsibilities for health and safety in schools.
To report on the audits carried out in
all community and voluntary controlled schools
• Control of contractors
• Fire Safety
• Display Screen Equipment (DSE)
• Manual handling • Events and letting of School Premises
Tues
17 June
7.00 pm
to 9.00 pm
Hill View
H1
Thurs 19
June
9.30 am to
11.30 am
Hall Place Pavilion
Academy Funding and Accountability for Governors
For primary, secondary academy governors and for
governors of schools considering academy status
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook page 45 -50
Quality of Leadership in, and Management of, the school
Sue Ashton
Financial Director Woodland Academy
Trust
To provide governors with guidance on academy
funding, accountability and financial reporting including the preparation and audit of Academy Trust reports and
Financial statements.
Tues
24 June
7.00 pm
to 9.00 pm
Hill View
H1
Thurs
26 June
9.30 am
to 11.30 am
Hall Place
Pavilion
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CCoouurrssee// BBrriieeffiinngg PPrreesseenntteedd bbyy AAiimm DDaattee TTiimmee VVeennuuee For Governors Responsible for Head Teacher
Appraisal Reviews
For primary, secondary, special school and academy governors
Members of Staffing / Pay Committees and Reviewers would find this session particularly useful
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook page 45 -50
Quality of Leadership in, and Management of, the school
Wynne Creasy
Former Head of the Bexley Governor
Services
� Information and advice around the process of
performance management for head teachers
� Opportunity to identify good practice and ask questions
Thurs
3 July
9.30 am
to 11.30 am
Hall Place
Pavilion
Thurs
3
July
7.00 pm
to
9.00 pm
St Columba’s
Catholic Boys
School
Places limited to 20 places,
so please book through BSN
The New National Curriculum in English and
Mathematics to be taught in all maintained primary schools from September 2014
For primary, and primary academy governors
Ofsted School Inspection Handbook
page 31 -40
Achievement of pupils at the school and Quality of teaching in the school
Julia Andrew
Teaching and Learning Adviser
Stuart Cunningham
Teaching and Learning Adviser
David Waxler
Teaching and Learning Adviser
To update governors of the importance of the impact of
the new curriculum which sits with Leadership and Management to be taught in all maintained primary
schools from September 2014
Thurs
10 July
9.30 am
to 11.30 am
Hall Place
Pavilion
Thurs
10 July
7.00 pm
to 9.00 pm
St Columba’s
Catholic Boys School
Places limited
to 20 places, so please book
through BSN
VENUE INFORMATION Hall Place Pavilion, Bourne Road, Bexley, Kent DA5 1PQ St Columba’s Catholic Boys School, Halcot Avenue, Bexley, Kent DA6 7QB Hill View, Hill View Drive, Welling, DA16 3RY If you would like further information, please contact Catriona Cole at Bexley Governor Services: Tel 020 3045 4414 (mobile number 07528 780515)
or email [email protected] on. To book a place on the session please visit www.bssn.co.uk or www.bexley.gov.uk/governors