Use the below resources to identify areas of improvement and make effective use of exam results. Tailor everything from curriculum planning to premium funding for greater overall school performance.
As the Conservatives work with the DUP to form a government, Lisa Griffin looks at their key education focuses and what the implications for schools will be
Conducting a work scrutiny as part of whole school quality assurance helps share best practice among staff. Josephine Smith provides templates to download and a suggested approach to use
QA should consist of monitoring, evaluating and reviewing. Jo Smith provides templates and a step-by-step guide to ensure time spent on quality assurance sets the bar for staff and improves outcomes
Warning notices are issued if there are concerns about school performance. Paul Ainsworth outlines the different warnings that are issued at various stages
Good results do not mean that schools need no further improvements. Suzanne O’Connell finds out about the rapid progress one school made and how they made it
Exam results analysis should identify gaps in performance to help teachers, middle and senior leaders close them. This template gives you the right questions to ask of your data
