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School Development Plan April 2016
Worlingham CEVC Primary School
Garden Lane Worlingham
Beccles Suffolk
NR34 7SB
CONTENTS Vision Statement Staffing Structure Staff Responsibilities Curriculum Teams Governor Subject Partners Class/Pupil Number Structure How well are we doing? Refer to SEF for Worlingham CEVC Primary School Stakeholder priorities (April 2016) Children’s priorities (April 2016)
Staff priorities (April 2016) (See Subject Leaders Action Plans) Ofsted summary (June 2013) SIAMS Inspection (May 2015) Long Term Plan Literacy and Numeracy RAP’s (April 2016)
Subject Action Plans 2016-2017
Science
Computing
RE
Collective Worship
Primary Language
SEND
PSHE
History/Geography
Art
Design Technology
P.E.
Library
Music
Assessment
STAFF RESPONSIBILITIES – APRIL 2016 Vicky O’Brien – Headteacher Matthew Brown – Deputy Headteacher Teaching and Learning expectation Year 5/6 teacher – SDP Child Protection Child Protection Alternate KS2 Maths Team Leader Performance Management Coordinator Staff Development Coordinator Literacy Team Member Assessment Coordinator Assessment and Curriculum support Curriculum Coordinator Wendy Jennings – SENCO Lesley Sutton Year 1/2 Teacher HLTA Cover KS1 Literacy Team Leader Sue Graver Dan Baker Year 1/2 Teacher HLTA Cover Science & DT Subject Leader Claire Howard Judith Leuenberger Foundation Stage Lead Teacher HLTA Cover PSHE/SEAL Subject Leader Forest School Leader Don Marchand Simon Bickers Year 5/6 Teacher ICT Technician – ICT support History/Geography Subject Leader Louise Donovan Year 1/2 Teacher Science shared Subject Leader Andy Winkworth Year 3/4 Teacher PE Subject Leader Music/Collective Worship support Brynn Eden Year 5/6 Teacher Gifted & Talented children Science support Music Subject Leader Michelle Wood Year 3/4 Teacher RE Subject Leader/Collective Worship School Council Sarah Webster Foundation Stage Teacher Art Subject Leader Oliver Clifford Year 3/4 Teacher ICT Subject Lead (from September 2015) Analucia Boyle Year 5/6 Teacher KS2 Literacy Team Leader Primary Language Subject Leader Richard Idle Year 1/2 Teacher KS1 Maths Team Leader
CURRICULUM TEAMS SEPTEMBER APRIL 2016 – APRIL 2017
LITERACY
Vicky O’Brien
Wendy Jennings
Andy Winkworth
Michelle Wood
Analucia Boyle
Claire Howard
Don Marchand
(Katie Maxwell)
MATHS
Matthew Brown
Brynn Eden
Louise Donovan
Sarah Webster
Oliver Clifford
Richard Idle
Sue Graver
STAFFING STRUCTURE
CLASS ORGANISATION APRIL 2016
Greenfinches (Reception) - Miss S Webster Kingfishers (Reception) - Miss C Howard Swallows (Year 1/2) - Mrs W Jennings Wagtails (Year 1/2) - Mrs S Graver Robins (Year 1/2) - Mrs L Donovan Goldfinches (Year 1/2) - Mr R Idle Skylarks (Year 3/4) - Mrs M Wood Swifts (Year 3/4) - Mr O Clifford Songthrushes (Year 3/4) - Mr A Winkworth Owls (Year 5/6) - Mr D Marchand Eagles (Year 5/6) - Mrs A Boyle Blackbirds (Year 5/6) - Mr M Brown/Mr B Eden
REVIEW OF SDP 2015 – 2016
Post Ofsted Actions Ofsted June 2013
Increase the proportion of outstanding teaching by: providing pupils with more opportunities to work by themselves giving pupils more opportunities to check and assess their own and each other’s work ensuring that all marking gives pupils clear guidance on what they need to do to improve their work.
Improve attendance to above the national average by working more closely with parents to discourage holidays in term time and other avoidable absence.
Improve the quality of leadership and management in the Early Years Foundation Stage by ensuring that records of children’s learning always include information about the standards they have achieved and what they need to do to improve.
HOW WELL ARE WE DOING?
School Self Evaluation
Review of SDP – 2015-2016
Pupil Progress / Tracking update - Standards and Achievement (see tracking file)
Stakeholders / Children’s priorities 2016 - 2017
STAKEHOLDER PRIORITIES
MOST MENTIONED STRENGTHS
Delivery of Curriculum Nurturing nature of staff High expectations of learning Extra- curricular activities Communication between staff / governors Engagement of staff with pupils and their learning Good learning environment Supporting pupils requiring extra development A valued attitude across the whole school
AREAS FOR DEVELOPMENT
Investigating academy conversion Ofsted preparation Opportunities for gifted and talented children
CHILDREN’S PRIORITIES FOR 2016 - 2017
Attendance reward vouchers Cookery classes Gymnastics / Apparatus Sports Leaders New club ideas including: Poetry / Story, Lego, Art. Termly awards for subjects i.e. ICT and Languages Bigger / Colourful bicycle sheds Mini beast homes / pond in the environmental area Colourful seating areas Large playground games, i.e. dice / counters / obstacle course Wet play areas / games Refurbish outdoor classroom / all weather School day 8.30am – 3.00pm
GOVERNOR SUBJECT PARTNERS
LITERACY TEAM Mrs B Thompson / Mrs J Pettifer / Mrs D Smith
NUMERACY TEAM Mr N Hickman SCIENCE Mrs B Thompson COMPUTING Mr M Cole DESIGN TECHNOLOGY Mr M Cole RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Mr M Lowther PSHE Mr P Hobbs SEND Mrs D Smith / Mrs C Smith HISTORY / GEOGRAPHY Mrs C Smith PRIMARY LANGUAGE Mrs J Pettifer ART Mrs M Brown PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr M Bodmer MUSIC Mr M Bodmer ASSESSMENT Mrs B Thompson / Mr M Cole LIBRARY Mrs C Smith
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Link 4:
Science Budget
resources £1000
Start and Finish dates
Success criteria
Evaluation and impact on learning
Planning audit.
SG / LD None July 2016 – ready for September
Progression through school – Past learning.
Assessment
SG / LD Course cost Ready for September
A manageable assessment scheme.
Improve links with SJLHS
SG / LD None Continuous Progression
Outdoor learning
SG / LD / RI / WJ
Cost of plants, soil, etc.
Summer 2016 – ongoing
Children learning from direct
Subject Science
Subject Leader Mrs S Graver / Mrs L Donovan
Subject Governor Mrs B Thompson
experience.
Science week
SG/ LD Costs of resources
September 26th 2016
Exciting Science curriculum
Resources and use of library.
SG / LD / DV Cost of resources
September 2016
Exciting Science curriculum
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Budget Link 5:
£15,000
Start and Finish dates
Success criteria Evaluation and impact on learning
Investigate stationary chrome book / desktops
Computing Lead £199 per unit desktop. £150 per chrome book.
Mid -Summer term.
Clear message to present to governors.
Confirmed survey of Wifi and action taken to improve consistency.
Computing Lead – IT Tech.
Staff time hardware costs.
Mid-Summer term.
Staff confidence in Wifi and trust in digital learning.
Investigation of use of Google Apps. (Google classroom etc).
Computing Lead Staff time – Implementation costs (domain / email).
End Summer term.
Move to digital school management. Increased comms with school stakeholders.
Monitoring of pupil use of technology in the classroom.
Computing Lead / Class Teachers
Staff time End Summer Term
Address staff concerns and increase confidence in pupil lead digital learning.
Evaluate beneficial Apps and uses of
SENCo and Computing Lead
Staff time – Cost per app.
Ongoing Targeted pupil provision – increased
Subject Computing
Subject Leader Mr O Clifford
Subject Governor Mr M Cole
technology for SEN.
learning confidence.
Increased access to computing for all children.
Computing Lead. Ongoing Children more independent and discerning about using technology in class.
Increased role for Digital Falcons.
Digital Falcons Computing Lead.
Staff Time. Ongoing. Greater prominence of computing in school. Confidence in online safety for school. Presentation / Organisation skills for Digital Falcons.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria Evaluation and impact on learning
Moderate RE levelling.
Mrs M Wood Autumn 2016 – Sumer 2017
Follow up. Staff meeting to ensure levelling is complete and passed on to new teachers.
Monitor RE lessons.
Mrs M Wood Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017
Continue to observe some RE lessons throughout the school to ensure quality of RE delivery.
Ensure RE resources are available to all.
Mrs M Wood Resources budget?
Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017
Ask staff if there are any missing resources needed to deliver their lessons. Purchase enough bibles for a class session – store in
Subject RE
Subject Leader Mrs M Wood
Subject Governor Mr M Lowther
Sanctuary.
Collect pupil perceptions of RE
Mrs M Wood Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017
Interview different groups of children e.g. HAP, LAP, Pupil Premium, Boy/Girl opinions of RE and collate responses.
Continue to monitor the progress of RE throughout the school
Mrs M Wood / Helen Matter
Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017
Continue to monitor RE books. Termly session to discuss planning with Helen and other schools.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria Evaluation and impact on learning
To purchase the resources for Open The Book.
Rev S Ellis / Mrs M Wood
Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017
With Susie’s help we will create a log in for the website and then purchase the material we need.
To deliver Open The Book as a school.
Mrs M Wood / Rev S Ellis (Staff team)
Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017
Create a timetable for Open The Book involving Susie and team of staff on a rota. Staff to deliver Open The Book linked to termly themes.
To continue our links with
Mrs M Wood / School
Autumn 2016 – Summer
Send termly newsletter and share
Subject Collective Worship
Subject Leader Mrs M Wood
Subject Governor Mr M Lowther
Ngara Anglican Primary School.
Council 2017 updates with the rest of the school.
To gather children’s ideas for Collective Worship theme.
Mrs M Wood / School Council
Autumn 2016 – Summer 2017
Interview pupils and ask for suggestions for our Collective Worship theme. Give them more ownership.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria Evaluation and impact on learning
To have a continued French presence on website and to develop as website capacity develops.
AB None Ongoing Up to date language policy on website. Photos/videos/examples of work on website. Parents will see and celebrate the high quality language learning in our school.
Maintain equivalent of 30 minutes of language learning per week.
AB / KS2 teachers None Ongoing Observations, book scrutiny and timetable checks will confirm this. Children’s books will continue to demonstrate progress.
Continue to celebrate language learning and other cultures in the school.
AB / All teachers None Ongoing Language of week/month up to date across school. Kagera days to learn about other cultures ongoing.
Liaison and communication with secondary schools about successful
AB None Ongoing Language leaders from SJLHS to come to Worlingham to work with children to take place. Liaison and discussion with MFL
Subject Primary Languages
Subject Leader Mrs A Boyle
Subject Governor Mrs J Pettifer
transition. KS3 leader at SJLHS about coverage and assessment. Observations from SJLHS of UKS2 classes in Summer term to aid transition. Liaison undertaken with other secondary schools as relevant.
To develop a bank of useful French resources for all teachers to access and support high quality/engaging teaching.
AB None Ready for use in September 2016
Extensive resources covering a range of topics and medium available on T: drive.
To purchase some more complex dictionaries for dealing with authentic texts.
AB Approx £125
By end of 2017
Class set (15) of more complex dictionaries purchased.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria
Evaluation and impact on learning
2 Reception children to be referred to external agencies and supported appropriately.
WJ None Summer 2016 The children will be seen by external agencies and school given strategies to support them.
Ensure there are clear links between progress on IEP’s & Pupil Asset.
WJ None There will be clear links between progress on IEP’s and pupil assessment.
IEP’s changed to support plans, WJ to look in detail at support plans and progress Summer Term.
Complete HTN funding.
WJ / LH None Autumn Term Successful HTN funding.
Continue to WJ / LH None Summer 2016 to Children will be
Subject SEND
Subject Leader Mrs W Jennings
Subject Governor Mrs C Smith and Mrs D Smith
provide wave 2 & 3 support to children as needed.
April 2017 successfully and appropriately supported through targeted intervention.
Make staff aware of the referral progress and the length of time to complete.
WJ / VOB None Summer Term Staff aware of the length of time referrals and assessments will take.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria Evaluation and impact on learning
Friendship wall – to monitor and develop with KS2.
CH, LKS2 children.
N/A Summer 2016 – Summer 2017.
The friendship wall to become a well- used addition to play times.
Kagera link – Cultures and empathy.
MW / CH N/A Summer 2016 onwards
Children to have developed an understanding of other cultures.
Philosophy CH / All staff Cost of Summer Children to be
Subject PSHE
Subject Leader Miss C Howard
Subject Governor Mr P Hobbs
for children and mindfulness.
/ VOB books. 2016 onwards.
given time to develop their understanding and time to be mindful.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria
Evaluation and impact on learning
Medium / Long term plan for whole school.
DM / All KS staff
Subject Lead time
April / July 2016
Revised long term plan – linked to medium
Subject leadership development of schemes of work, trips, planning..
DM Subject Lead time
September 2016 / July 2017
Development and progress in topic.
New topic books.
Library / DM April 2016 through to next academic year.
New books invaluable for study / topic.
Subject History / Geography
Subject Leader Mr D Marchand
Subject Governor Mrs C Smith
Training and work to be done based on development of ‘big questions’. (Focus of schools History project approach).
DM / All staff Teacher time September 2016
See more of ‘big questions approach’ in books and observations.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria
Evaluation and impact on learning
Planning monitored / pupil perception.
SW Time May 2016 – May 2017
Art planning across school is of uniform good quality.
In house exhibition
SW – Friends of School (Refreshments)
£1.50 profit every work sold.
June 22nd / June 23rd.
Children to exhibit to wider public.
Gathering examples of LAP / MAP / HAP
JL / SW / CH / EYFS
May 2016 – May 2017
JL to photograph.
Junk Art and Music area.
BE / SW From September
TBC An outdoor music area for
Subject Art
Subject Leader Miss S Webster
Subject Governor Mrs M Brown
2016 all children.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and
People Involved
Costs Budget Link
4: £500 DT
Resources
Start and Finish dates
Success criteria Evaluation and impact on learning
Observe DT lessons and collect evidence to support good practice – plans, work, products – photographs.
Subject Leader – All staff
Supply costs Subject leader time
Summer Term 2016 - Continuous
Lessons show a spread of design ideas and practical skills. Finished products are appropriate with opportunities for evaluation. To ensure planning and evaluation as important as product
Audit equipment
Subject Leader – All
Equipment Summer Term
Rooms/tools/materials and equipment being
Subject DT
Subject Leader Mrs S Graver
Subject Governor Mr M Cole
and stock. staff fully utilised
Investigate plans for food technology lessons.
SG Equipment costs – links with SJLHS
Summer Term -ongoing
Implementation of new Food Technology curriculum
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria
Evaluation and impact on learning
Raising standards of teaching and learning. Good - Outstanding teaching and learning.
AW – Ongoing (use of Val Sabin and other external courses)
Sports premium – School budget
Ongoing Teachers feel more confident teaching PE.
To allocate money using Sports premium money. Order new sports equipment.
AW Time / Funding budget – Special facilities – Review gymnastics equipment in school All games balls Staff/Team Sports outfits.
Ongoing Distributing fairly across the school. Offering children the opportunity to experience taking part in new sports. Promote the school through
Subject PE
Subject Leader Mr A Winkworth
Subject Governor Mr M Bodmer
sports clothing.
Access more sport partnership tournaments and to host further tournaments
AW Time / Travel / Supply cover to be balanced by hosting events.
Ongoing Improve children’s confidence – Access to more clubs etc. Save money on transport etc.
Fundamental skills for less able children.
Trained staff to lead one group once a week.
Sports premium money
Ongoing Less able children feel more confident with sport. (Evidence for Ofsted).
Engaging with parents through sport. – AW to provide timetable of events.
AW / Governors Governors to play a more important role of helping at tournaments.
Time / Money Ongoing Parents to attend clubs and watch tournaments / Use of communication, Acorn, Website.
Year 6 to organise games at break times. Encouraging
AW & Year 6 students
Time Sept 2016 - Sept 2017
Encourage sport for all abilities linked with sports days at the end of
sport activities at break time - linked positive play below.
year.
Positive Play area – Have a zoned playground to encourage a variety of physical outdoor activity at lunch break.
AW / Lunchtime Supervisors
Time Sept 2016 - Sept 2017
Encourage sport to be fun and varied.
Stock check of equipment and to make access easy for staff – right equipment for right lesson.
AW
Time Sept 2016 Make lessons/activities easier to plan knowing where equipment is.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs
Start and Finish dates
Success criteria
Evaluation and impact on learning
Second phase Norfolk
Children’s Book Centre stock
DV / AB / Marilyn Brocklehurst
Link 1: £6000 April 2016 Children have a full and replenished library.
Junior librarian fee
DV £700 Annual payment Stock managed to minimise children’s loss. IT skills supported.
Junior librarian training
DV Time Ongoing New staff inducted to system to fully utilize.
Investigate self- service SLS cards for subject leaders.
DV Time Summer 2016 Necessary resources will be available to subject leaders.
Subject Library
Subject Leader Mrs D Vaughan
Subject Governor Mrs C Smith
Tie in ‘class texts’ to library.
DV Time Ongoing Children will find texts read in class easily and author / genre.
Investigate expanding poetry section.
DV £500 Ongoing More poetry books available to children.
Investigate purchase ‘’Storytelling chair’
DV £400 Summer 2016 Special chair for storytellers
Maintain library courtyard.
DV Time Ongoing Courtyard pleasant environment for reading.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Action to be taken
Lead Person and People
Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria
Evaluation and impact on learning
Topic based musical activities for KS1. 1/3 split for KS2 alongside ‘formal’ music lessons.
BE None (Some materials may need to be downloaded, e.g. copyright of songs).
July 2016 - July 2017
Children are involved in a variety of different musical activities.
Ongoing links between KS1 & KS2
BE / SW July 2016 – July 2017
Children experience quality music teaching across school.
Uke club Excited
BE September - October 2016
Uke group used for more
Subject Music
Subject Leader Mr B Eden
Subject Governor Mr M Bodmer
response from lessons and staff. Inclusive to all members of school.
performances. Musical inclusion for more. Extending basic musical knowledge.
If not Artsmark, who can recognise our ‘Arts’? BE to research.
BE Subject Leader time.
September 2016 -
Ongoing
External recognition to schools’ Arts.
Subject Leaders Action Plan 2016 - 2017
Area for development
Action Lead Person and
People Involved
Costs Start and Finish dates
Success criteria
Evaluation and impact on learning
To make increasingly accurate judgements against BDEM.
In Key Stage moderation across school.
MB / VOB (All staff)
N/A Ongoing Staff are making accurate progress judgements.
To keep abreast of Dfe policy and exemplification materials.
Check Dfe / Standards and Testing Agency Gov.uk websites and emails.
MB / VOB N/A Ongoing Staff are informed about changes / developments in assessment.
To evaluate data on return of SAT’s results.
Analyse results / unit analysis and identify strengths / weaknesses.
MB / VOB SLT time End Summer Term
Any strengths – weaknesses are shared and teaching modified to address analysis results
To monitor the assessment and tracking of
Weekly meeting WJ / MB and SB – Review Purple files termly.
MB / WJ Staff meetings / Thursdays (during
Ongoing All staff can talk confidently about progress of
Subject Assessment
Subject Leader Mrs V O’Brien / Mr M Brown
Subject Governor Mrs B Thompson / Mr M Cole
disadvantaged groups.
assembly). different groups of children.
To continue working with moderation across our school and others.
Use of portfolio pieces. S2S support work.
All Staff. Staff Meetings Ongoing Confidence in moderation of writing is improving both in school and in our S2S support group.
To continue with comprehension materials and assessment books.
Purchase of CGP material to support Schofield and Sims.
MB Purchasing costs of books
Ongoing Children are well prepared for both summative and formative assessments.