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Message from Lorraine Lord
Dear headteacher and chair of governors
We have sent out links to the education safeguarding audit in Head Lines, emailed to you on 13 May 2019.
As you complete your audit, could you record any partial or no responses as actions in the action plan (attached to this announcement). Additional rows can be added if needed.
Please submit the action plan to us by Friday 12 July 2019.
Please could you complete and submit all sections of the audit survey by Friday 28th June 2019.
Please contact us at educationsafeguarding@solihull.gov.uk if you require any further guidance.
There is currently spaces available for your school to be part of the exciting programme in September 2018. Please see flyer below.
Eat Well Move More is a healthy lifestyles programme, commissioned by Public Health, for children aged 4-16 years. The aim is to improve health through increased physical activity, increased intake of fruit and veg, better knowledge of a healthy lifestyle and how to sustain this.
If you would like your school to be involved with the Eat Well Move More programme in the summer term please contact Liz Knowles: Elizabeth.knowles@solihull.gov.uk 0121 704 8085.
For more information, please see letter from Alexander Bartoszewicz, Senior Emergency Planning Officer, CSW Resilience Team, below.
DfE have issued an invitation to heads of schools to offer them the opportunity to voluntarily participate as an early adopter of the revised EYFS framework in academic year 2020/2021. They are asking schools to confirm participation at this early stage (by 7 February) to prepare for early adoption, once final policy decisions have been made.
We have decided to cancel the head reacher early years briefing, 9 March, and attach some reflections for your consideration and to help with your decision-making.
Schools will need to respond to the DfE invitation before the planned March meeting. Early years leaders and managers meetings (spring 2020) will explore the way forward and share arrangements to manage the change. Apologies for the cancellation, but this invitation has been issued ahead of the spring consultation response.
