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Behaviour and Discipline Policy Guidance to support school leaders in writing their own school behaviour and discipline policy
The makers of BBC2’s hit series Back in Time for Tea are seeking West Midlands pupils and teachers for their next exciting time travelling adventure – Back in Time for School. They will be filming in the area during the summer holidays this year, living for real the school lessons, uniforms, trips and dinners of yesteryear. The intrepid class will experience school life from the 1890s to the 1990s. If you’re the parent/guardian of a child in Year 9 or Year 10, or a teacher at any level of the profession, and you would like to find out more about how to apply, please go to walltowall.co.uk and click on ‘Take Part’. View the post below.
Please see booklet attached below recommended by Liam Laughton (Primary Mental Health Team Manager, Solar) as a reminder to staff about how the brain responds to the perceived threats presented by the school environment.
Please see details attached below of the Solihull Partnership CPD programme and NQT programme for the autumn term.
The Autumn moderation for primary mathematics will be taking place in November. Please find the relevant paperwork below for those attending.
Please note that all 3 sessions are now FULL.
