Objectives

Action

Success Criteria

When and by whom

Resources / costs

(from ELT or schools’ budget)

Review

To further develop the Peer Review system  implemented in 2018-19 to check on progress made and to involve members of the SLT other than headteachers

Training sessions take place with Chris Byrne with participants. Schools will identify two areas of priority and then teams will be formed depending upon strengths and interests of reviewers.

All schools benefit from a rigorous Peer Review and those involved gain a greater insight into the way in which other schools operate.

Training meetings during the autumn term followed by reviews during the spring and summer terms

Heads

SLT (as nominated from each school)

Chris Byrne

£3400 Chris Byrne (ELT) – now including 1½ days work for each school including write-up

Supply cover for participating teachers (Schools)

Preparation meetings have now taken place(Nov 2018)

To provide high quality training which is of benefit to staff of all schools within the ELT.

The new PSHE curriculum (Sarah Lyles)

The training provided is utilised by teachers to improve the quality of teaching within their classes.

Sept 18

TDJS/TDI/Claygate/LDI/

LDSM/HWPS

?? (ELT)

Useful overview of the new PSHE curriculum

The teaching of spelling (Lyndsay Pickton)

Sept 18

TDJS/TDI/Claygate/LDI/

LDSM

£330 (ELT)

Excellent training – very positive feedback provided.

White Rose Maths

Jan 19

Claygate – other schools invited

£55 per participant

Take One Picture (trainers from the National Gallery)

Mar 19

TDJS/LDSM/Claygate

£750 (Schools)

Let’s Think Problem Solving Maths

??

?? (?)

To enable teachers to have the opportunity to moderate work within each other’s schools

Joint sessions have been planned in which teachers belonging to each key stage meet to compare standards in writing and mathematics.

Teachers are clearer about expected standards and have benefited from working closely with colleagues from other schools.

All heads

08/11/18

21/01/19

20/05/19

None

Moderation meetings of greater depth writing have taken place. Opportunities to share work and expectations in different schools compared.

To look at ways of aligning assessment systems between schools

Comparison of assessment policies and tests which are used

Meaningful information is provided that gives indication of end of key stage outcomes

Heads, assessment leads

Assessment systems to be paid for by own school.

To consider the effectiveness of interventions that are used and the ways in which they are measured. 

SENDCos meet and look at the different interventions that are used, comparing cost, number of pupils, length of programme etc.

Schools have the necessary information to decide upon the interventions which they should be using.

SENDCOs

Cost of interventions to be paid for by individual schools

Objectives

Action

Success Criteria

When and by whom

Resources / costs

(from ELT or schools’ budget)

Review

To organise.

Hinchley Wood Secondary to be contacted to see if their students and teachers from their music department wish to be involved.

A successful concert takes place including all schools and involving vulnerable pupils where possible.

Summer 1 2019 SC

Music teachers from each school.

Cost of hiring venue? (ELT)

To organise involving all schools in the Trust.

Possible competitions to be organised between schools

Competitions take place involving pupils who do not represent the school in other sporting events

Spring 1: NF (Chess)

Spring 2: NF (Bananagrams)

Summer 2: SC (Table tennis)

Summer 2: SC (Swimming Gala)

Summer 2: MP/RH (Multisports and virtual sports)

None

To organise an art project involving schools in the Trust.

Availability of a kiln and other possibilities to be considered.

End product will be on display in schools or in a local area.

AB (Art)

To be decided (ELT)

To across the schools.

Poems from different schools. Books published

A book of poems is published including illustrations from children within the ELT.

Autumn 1: MP/RH (Take One Poem)

To be decided (ELT). Proceeds from book sale to help with costs.

Objectives

Action

Success Criteria

When and by whom

Resources / costs

(from ELT or schools’ budget)

Review

To use Emotions Coaching and 123 Magic to enhance the support provided for pupils at the ELT schools.

Training for staff and parents provided by trainee EP and HSLW.

Staff and parents feel able to give emotional support to pupils.

Becci ________

Michelle Talboys

Spring: RH (123 Magic)

Summer: MP (Emotions Coaching)

To use PSHE (and the Jigsaw resources, in particular) to develop emotional well-being in our schools.

PSHE Subject leaders to write reviews of Jigsaw considering the effectiveness of its implementation and making comparisons between the schools.

The use of Jigsaw has made a positive difference to the way in which PSHE is taught in the ELT schools.

By July 2018

Heads

PSHE leads

None

Objectives

Action

Success Criteria

When and by whom

Resources / costs

(from ELT or schools’ budget)

Review (by _____________)

To work together more closely with Hinchley Wood Secondary to facilitate a smooth transfer from KS2.

See Section 2 above

Pupils feel more readily prepared for transfer to secondary school and HWS in particular.

As above

As above

Ben Bartlett attended a meeting of the HTs (Nov 2018) to discuss future collaboration that can take place.

To learn from best practice in schools about transfer from EYFS to KS1 and from KS1 to KS2.

Staff share the provision that takes place in transfer and consider how their current practice can be improved.

Pupils are able to successfully start their new Key Stage or new school.

Spring term 2019

Reception / Year 2 / Year 6 teachers

None

Objectives

Action

Success Criteria

When and by whom

Resources / costs

(from ELT or schools’ budget)

Review

To give staff the opportunity to visit other schools and to learn from observing colleagues in other settings.

A matrix of offers is provided enabling staff to visit other settings to see practice elsewhere (e.g. NQTs, Deputies).

Training provided following Cambridge Observation course

Staff have an opportunity to learn from good observation of others and put it into practice in their own classrooms.

Ongoing

Teachers from all schools

Supply cover for teachers observing (Schools)

Opportunities offered(Nov 2018) with visits to take place from Spring 2019

To provide relevant and interesting meetings and workshops for members of the school community.

Joint meetings for workshops such as anti-bullying, online safety, school councils

Meetings are well-attended and parents feel workshops are worthwhile.

To be decided

Costs of external speakers (ELT)

To develop the partnership with Kingston University for the mutual benefit of both the university and the schools in the Trust

Arrange a meeting with rep from Kingston University to look at ways we can work together.

Successful work with Kingston Uni may include:

• Research involvement with special interest groups such as STEM, social justice;
• Attendance at Partnership meeting
• Interviewing prospective trainees;
• Giving mock interviews for students;
• Involvement with Recruitment Fair
• Using training for mentors;

AB to attend Partnership Meeting Nov 2018

None

Meeting of HTs attended  by Mary Jo (Nov 2018)

To jointly support fundraising for a charity.

All schools jointly participate in ‘Wear a Christmas Jumper Day’ in support of Save the Children

All children take part and a significant amount of money is raised.

14.12.18

To ensure we have a clear approach regarding the potential expansion of the ELT and specifically, relationship with Town Farm Primary.

Respond to request from Town Farm to become a partner within the Trust –offer to be made to include Town Farm in certain activities.

The ELT is able to look outwards to consider benefits that can be gained from widening participation without diluting

NF to follow up.

Meeting took place at Town Farm Primary in which headteacher, Asif Bhatti, outlined his vision. Participation discussed at Heads and Chairs’ meeting in Nov.

To publicise the work of the ELT effectively

A newsletter is written each term by the Headteacher who chairs the Trust meeting with the help of Charissa Fiander, governor at TDI.

Staff, parents and governors are fully aware of the work that is being done and the benefits that ensue for our pupils.

Heads

Newsletter was sent out 16.11.18

To increase the revenue coming into schools and decrease costs.

SBMs to work together to:

• Standardise letting charges across the schools;
• Consider procurement – school supplies, energy, water etc

Lettings income is increased with consistent charges across the schools.

Non-staffing costs are reduced

SBMs