>Available to Buy & Keep for £250 or Rent (for a 14 day period) for just £175<In response to school requests and limited budgets, we are now offering recorded versions of our zoom courses for schools to buy or rent. Schools choosing the buy option will be sent a link to their account and this clip will be stored indefinitely in their accounts. Schools choosing to rent a clip will also be sent a link to their account where their clips will be stored for a 2 week period. After this period, the clip will expire from their account. Any customers that don't have an account will be set up with one and we will send you the details.
Most of our training clips come with an e-book version of the training notes. Printed copies of the training notes are available at an additional cost of £5 per book. Please contact customer.service@focus-education.co.uk to request printed and bound copies of the notes.
Advantages of buying our video training:- Watch at school or home
- Watch on your own or with other members of staff
- Can pause, replay and discuss
- No supply costs
- No travel costs or travelling time
Course DescriptionThis course is aimed at primary school and academy leaders, putting much emphasis on leaders’ role in developing a self-evaluation statement based on the Ofsted framework. The training will interrogate the new framework and response to the pandemic and help leaders to understand exactly how schools and academies will be judged. At the same time, it provides a really useful framework to help leaders write their self-evaluation statements. It is intended to be a practical event with leaders ending up with ‘best fit’ judgements against a series of key questions.
The training will focus on each the six areas identified within the framework:
- Curriculum Intent
- Curriculum Implementation
- Curriculum Impact
- Personal Development
- Behaviour and Attitudes
- Leadership and Management
In addition, it will consider your response to the pandemic and prepare you for the checks that are likely to be made. It looks at the main aspects identified for each of these six areas by Ofsted in its framework, plus your response to the pandemic e.g., sequencing and progression under curriculum intent and taking account of current research under curriculum implementation.
The course will help you make sense of how judgements are made by creating, for each of the identified aspects, key questions similar to the ones that inspectors will ask, effectively six to eight in each aspect. It will then provide you with descriptions that have been created linked to outstanding, good, required improvement or inadequate against all the key questions raised against each aspect. You will then be encouraged to find the ‘best fit’ for your school.
