WEBINAR 🎥 | Procurement and SEN Provision 🔗: https://lnkd.in/ekZn2v4F Join 39 Essex Chambers' barristers Steve Broach KC and Jennifer Thelen for a webinar to discuss the new Department for Education guidance on Interactions between the Procurement Act 2023 and the Children and Families Act 2014. 📅 Tuesday 4 March ⏰ 4.30pm - 5.30pm 📍 Zoom 💡 Key takeaways include understanding the circumstances in which the PPA 2023 applies, as well as when it does not, in relation to the provision of services under the Children and Families Act 2014.
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Seems like there are some really useful updates here, looking forward to going through this in detail 🤓
📣 NEW EDITION EEF guidance report – “A School’s Guide to Implementation" Based on a new and extensive review of evidence on implementation in schools, our updated report outlines three key elements that underpin effective implementation. Download: https://eef.li/hzkecn
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Head of Primary / NPQSL/ School Governor/ Designated Safeguarding Lead.International School of Creative Science
Excellent toolkit to drive implementation.
📣 NEW EDITION EEF guidance report – “A School’s Guide to Implementation" Based on a new and extensive review of evidence on implementation in schools, our updated report outlines three key elements that underpin effective implementation. Download: https://eef.li/hzkecn
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Maximising the impact of Pupil Premium: an auditor’s and Trustee’s perspective. With the upcoming December 2024 deadline for the Pupil Premium Grant strategy publication, schools must focus on compliance, accountability and measurable impact to maximise the value of this critical funding stream. Read more here
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Such a useful tool to support plannning, inplementation and impact.
📣 NEW EDITION EEF guidance report – “A School’s Guide to Implementation" Based on a new and extensive review of evidence on implementation in schools, our updated report outlines three key elements that underpin effective implementation. Download: https://eef.li/hzkecn
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📣 NEW EDITION EEF guidance report – “A School’s Guide to Implementation" Based on a new and extensive review of evidence on implementation in schools, our updated report outlines three key elements that underpin effective implementation. Download: https://eef.li/hzkecn
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Programme Coordinator BA Ed Studies & Foundation Degree in T&L. Lecturer PGCE. NESCOT.
https://lnkd.in/eCh3ta8S Our inspection reports will no longer include summative gradings (e.g. ‘Excellent’, ‘Good’ or ‘Adequate’). Rather than focusing on a grading, our reports will detail how well providers are helping a child to learn. When we will align?
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