Bryan Slater Director of Education |
Distribution |
All Schools |
This document needs your action as detailed below:
ACTION |
Title
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Improving
recruitment and retention through working together, promoting well-being and
tackling teacher workload. |
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Summary of contents |
This
document provides practical advice: ·
to support
teachers and schools in tackling excessive workload; ·
improve the
well being of teachers; ·
foster
increased teacher ownership of their work; ·
and create
the capacity for managing change in a sustainable way that can lay the
foundation for improved school and pupil performance in the future. |
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Associated documents |
Raising
Standards and Tackling Workload: National Agreement. |
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Date |
28/1/04 |
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Summary of action required |
Staff,
managers and governors should use this document as a starting point for
discussion and action in their own schools. |
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To be completed by |
31/03/04 |
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LEA Contact |
Ray Leeke Principal
Primary Adviser |
( |
01603 433276 |
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E-mail address |
Ray.leeke@norfolk.gov.uk |
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Norfolk Self Review reference |
7. How well is the school led
and managed? 8. How well does the school use
its resources? |
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Document reference |
MI 18/04 |
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Dear Colleague
Improving Recruitment and Retention through
Working Together, Promoting Well Being and Tackling Teachers’ Workload
A joint working party of JCC members and LEA officers has produced the document ‘Improving Recruitment and Retention through Working Together, Promoting Well-Being and Tackling Teachers’ Workload’. This is a very important document because we all want to maintain a motivated teaching force in Norfolk. We hope all staff, managers and governors will use this document as a starting point for discussion and action in your own school.
The group would welcome any feedback on this document, particularly identifying examples of good practice that can be shared more widely. Please contact any of them individually to do this. E-mail addresses for members of the working party are on the final page of the document. In addition, a short questionnaire will be issued to all schools in the spring term to ask what has been done in our school as a result of your discussions and, again, to identify and share good practice in this area.
The well-being of teachers is a paramount importance to all of us. We hope that this document will help you develop this area of work even further.
Yours sincerely
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION