Issue 2 - Primary Leadership Today

Two sides of a single coin

The indivisible links between school self–evaluation and strategic action planning. As the number of action and improvement plans seems to spiral, Chris Rhodes examines the links between self–evaluation and development planning, and suggests a simple format that will increase

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Are you Expecting The SIAS

Or have you never heard of SIAS before The new system for the Statutory Inspection of Anglican Schools (SIAS) is upon us, but many of us may feel uninitiated. Nick McKerney explains what to expect from what used to be the ‘section 23’ and how it might affect headteachers in Anglican church schools.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Understanding Looked–After Children In School

Concern still focuses upon the fate of looked after children. What are the issues and how can we support them? Dr Camilla Watters and Dr Jeanette Allen outline the theoretical context and offer some strategies to help.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Not So Quiet In The Country

Any publicity is good publicity Not in the case of many schools where an issue has been seized by the press and made into something that bears little resemblance to the actual situation. Ken Sharman describes what happened to them at Braybrooke Primary School.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

What’s your excuse?

Absence codes are about to change. Ros Price outlines what the potential impact for primary schools might be and considers the benefits and disadvantages.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Dear Anna

Sometimes there are questions that you don’t want to ask your LEA inspector or another colleague. We’d like you to ask us. Anna Metcalfe is a former primary headteacher, Ofsted registered inspector and local authority adviser. She welcomes questions from colleagues at all levels of management.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Time To Chat

Chat rooms have had some bad press. However, Martin Tibbetts, headteacher at Cheslyn Hay Primary School, gives an account of why he wanted to set up a school interactive website in his current school and the benefits it has subsequently brought to his pupils.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

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Issue 2 - Primary Leadership Today

Two sides of a single coin

Are you Expecting The SIAS

Understanding Looked–After Children In School

Not So Quiet In The Country

What’s your excuse?

Dear Anna

Time To Chat

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