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Priority Area | Rationale | Implementation (Action) | Impact (Result) |
Area 1 - Effective Leadership
- Effective Governance
- C of E School: SIAMS 1
| - To continually improve our school.
- To promote our Church of England status and embed our character.
| - Coaching and CPD for SLT.
- Re-structure leadership team.
- Re-structure phase team.
- Implementation of SLMT.
- Streamline finance department.
- Streamline Office department.
| - Strengthen SLT leadership skills.
- Strong and unified leadership.
- St Mary’s continues moving forward and living the vision.
- Increased income streams. Christian values embedded in school culture and ethos.
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Area 2 - Safeguarding
- Behaviour
- Attendance
- C of E School: SIAMS 1
| - To protect and support children at risk.
- To improve home and school relationships.
- To promote our Church of England status and embed our character.
| - Implementation of Safeguarding Task Force.
- Unify key policies, with strong consideration given to induction of new staff.
- SLT: safer recruitment training.
- Strengthen EYFS practice.
- Implementation of Internal SEBDOS.
- Embed core values and give me 5: behaviour management practice.
| - Achieve the IQM award.
- Strong home-school partnership: achieve Leading Parent Partnership Award.
- Distributed and cohesive leadership of safeguarding.
- Strong work force: consistent practice.
- Christian values embedded in the school culture and ethos.
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Area 3 - Developing Teaching
- Curriculum
- Inclusion
- C of E School: SIAMS 2 & 6
| - To invest in staff to have the tools, knowledge, skills, and expertise to continually raise standards and professionalism.
- To deliver a curriculum that is inclusive, ambitious, broad, balanced for all and reflects the school’s Christian vision.
- To deliver an EYFS curriculum that is language rich and provides the best start in life for all children.
| - INSET cycle in place.
- Review and unify key polices.
- Staff PD focus on:
- SEND
- Behaviour Management
- Formative assessment
- Summative assessment and data analysis
- Teaching & Learning practice
- Curriculum review: ICT, RE, PE, Music
- EYFS: EEF Advocate
- EYFS: WRM Jigsaw trial group
| - Achieve the IQM award.
- Achieve History Quality Mark award.
- Achieve School Games Mark Award.
- Curriculum is bespoke and our 4 curriculum principles of diversity, moral & values, current affairs and the world environment are threaded.
- The school vision is visible and lived.
- Strong work force: consistent practice-WALKTHRU embed.
- Teaching is bespoke and adaptive through strong use of assessment and data.
- Christian values embedded in the school culture and ethos.
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Area 4 Quality of Education - Inclusion
- C of E School: SIAMS 7
| - To raise outcomes for the lower 20- 30% in reading/writing/maths by providing a high-quality, adaptive education.
- To promote our Church of England status and embed our character.
| - Review & unify key policies.
- Setting: writing and maths.
- Embed English Handbook.
- Embed CS in EYFS and KS.
- Embed CS and NELI for EAL.
- Embed Flashback 4, knowledge organisers: science, humanities.
- Embed vocab books: English/humanities; maths/science.
- Embed homework policy.
- Embed intervention: Catch-up numeracy, fast-track phonics, pinny time, handwriting.
| - Language and number development in EYFS is strong.
- Children can speak English in grammatical sentences.
- Reading outcomes are stronger, with particular focus on lower 20-30%.
- Writing outcomes are stronger, with particular focus on lower 20-30%.
- Maths outcomes are stronger, with particular focus on lower 20-30%.
- Interventions are evidence-informed and data -led.
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Area 5 - Personal Development
- Wellbeing
- C of E School: SIAMS 3, 4 & 5
| - To nurture children’s physical, mental and emotional wellbeing and live the Christian vision.
- To nurture a culture of justice and responsibility.
| Grow pupil voice - Expand the ELSA team.
- Review offers for pupil clubs.
- Training for Pupil Voice leads: SC, Spanish, PE, Eco, Science, Maths, CW
- Implement Pupil Voice meeting schedule
- Pupil Voice leads to have clear priorities.
- Review induction of new staff/mobile pupil cohort.
| - The wellbeing vision is lived and noticeable across and throughout the school.
- Children feel they belong and are safe.
- Vision and values evident in CPD, planning and staff and pupil behaviors.
- Work in collaboration with a wider community and neighbours.
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Area 6 - Health & Safety
- Premises & Grounds
- C of E School: SIAMS 1
| - To promote a safe, and well- resourced, positive learning environment that meets the needs of all.
- Strong communication between home-school.
- To promote our Church of England status and embed our character.
| - Review & unify key policies
- Streamline site and premises team.
- First Aid process review.
- Website review.
- Nursery refurbishment.
- Modular Hut remodel to facilitate:
- Nurture hub
- Accessible toilet and intimate care hygiene room
- Learning hub
- Small inclusion room refurb: YR hub
- Holly Hall sound boarding.
WALLART | - Strong home-school communication.
- Strong in-school communication.
- The school has reflective/quiet spaces.
- Harmonious school environment.
- School learning spaces meet the needs of all learners and the curriculum.
- Peace Garden & Memorial complete
- Polytunnel tidied and cleared.
- Forest school is integral to EYFS & KS1 CP.
- School grounds tidy and welcoming.
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