We all will experience this from time to time in our teaching careers – if you’re new to teaching and this hasn’t happened yet – it will…..so how do we deal with this and how should you react?
If you have a classroom in a newly built school you may find that your walls, although painted are simple breezeblock – totally faceless and quite cold looking.
It may sound like a small attention to detail but it’s not – the way you dress for your interview influences the way the interview panel sees you.
Having decided to split the School Improvement Plan into 2 main sections we are today going to look at the section regarding the Curriculum.
The Management side of your Schools Improvement Plan looks at all aspects of “strangely enough” management!
Everybody reading this will, I am sure, have heard of the School Improvement Plan – but let me ask you 2 questions….
We started to look yesterday at the challenges facing schools in assessing and tracking pupils progress and today we are going to look at how you can implement a simple tracking system into school.
A third of primary pupils ‘will fail new tests’: Almost 200,000 children will be told they are not prepared for secondary school after exams are introduced in 2016 .
All Primary Schools will have a Senior Leadership team or Senior Management team as they are sometimes called.
So how are they comprised and what is their purpose?
I was visiting a school a few days ago and at lunchtime noticed that there was a football club being held. The coach was from a commercial company and he came with all the equipment and the club ran for about 40 minutes.