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This briefing pack is designed to support LAs in the role of ensuring that all Early Years providers and practitioners access appropriate training and professional development opportunities to enable them to understand the principles and requirements of theEarly Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) and to provide good quality care and education for children from birth to five. Ref: 00106-2007 Publication date: April 2007
This report highlights that sustainable partnership work between LAs and schools can accelerate pupil progress and that Transfer and Transitions are key drivers for raising standards. It describes how things have been taken forward in LAs and schools, and explores what has continued to have impact and how this has been achieved. It identifies significant elements for success and explains how they work in combination to build capacity for ongoing improvement. Ref: 00510-2009BKT-EN Publication date: April 2009
The main purpose of this document is to provide information, advice and guidance to leaders and managers of the SIP programme in LAs. Its intention is to maintain an approach to the management of SIPs that is based on agreed and consistent principles, while reflecting the continued development of the programme with a particular focus on current quality assurance and impact. Ref: 00616-2008 Publication date: April 2009
This publication is intended to provide clarity about the quality standards expected in School Improvement Partner (SIP) reports and the processes which need to be put in place by SIP managers and Regional SIP Co-ordinators. This is to provide quality assurance and quality control in the reports. It includes blank templates and example reports. Ref: 00617-2008 Publication date: September 2009
Video illustrating how teaching assistants (TAs) can help to raise the standards of pupils' work and behaviour. If TAs are set their own personal objectives, they can support teachers and schools effectively. Drawing upon interviews with head teachers, special educational needs coordinators (SENCOs), teachers, TAs and LA staff, the video sets out to explore a range of issues relating to the management of TAs in schools. Ref: 0114-2003 Publication date: February 2003
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