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Following on from the release of the Careers Strategy on 4th December 2017, the Careers Statutory Guidance for schools has now been published. The guidance has been restructured around Gatsby Charitable Foundation’s Benchmarks –the same benchmarks that underpin Life Ready a local project developed with Headteachers and Senior Teaching staff. Guidance link below.
To find out more about Life Ready, please see website link below or contact: lifeready@solihull.gov.uk
There is a limited budget to support Gypsy, Roma, Traveller Children's academic achievement during the financial year 2017/18 (Summer 2017, Autumn 2017 & Spring 2018). If you wish to access funding, please could you complete the form attached below and submit to the Education Improvement Service at: seis@solihull.gov.uk by Friday 26th January 2018.
Dear all,
Please find attached a flyer for our NQT/RQT conference which takes place on the 10th February 2018 in Birmingham. All contact details and information is available on the flyer.
Solihull Council has replaced its secure email system used to send particularly sensitive information. The notes explain how to use the system should someone at Solihull Council send you a secure email. Please note this should not affect many schools; existing email communications between most schools and Solihull Councl is already secure.
Wednesday 31st January 2018 at Tudor Grange Teaching School. Full day (exact times to be confirmed). Lunch not included.
A one day conference for Secondary NQT practitioners in Solihull.
This day will incorporate a number of key sessions with a on wellbeing and mindfulness, covering topics such as:
- “Every child is one adult away from a success story”
- “Children do not care what you know until they know that you care”
- “Just a thought”
as well as opportunities for networking with Secondary NQT’s across Solihull.
To apply: Please email course title/date and delegate name/school to: inset@solihull.gov.uk
