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Update on Governance Therese McNulty CHILDREN’S & ADULTS’ SERVICES

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Ofsted – January 2014 Inspectors must evaluate how well the GB evaluate the the performance of the school esp pupil progress, leadership of teaching, management of staff, difference made by initiatives – pupil premium, sport funding ‘Critical friend’ replaced with support and holding the headteacher/SLT to account for the achievement of pupils Governors are not routinely expected to be involved in the day to day activity of the school Governors are not expected to undertake lesson observations...however, they hold important strategic responsibilities for the development and improvement of the school Inspectors should meet as many governors as possible

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Page 1: Update on Governance Therese McNulty CHILDREN’S & ADULTS’ SERVICES

Update on Governance

Therese McNulty

CHILDREN’S & ADULTS’ SERVICES

Page 2: Update on Governance Therese McNulty CHILDREN’S & ADULTS’ SERVICES

DfE changes to governance regulations & guidance DfE Governor’s Handbook•Updated version January 2014. Annex A updates

The School Governance Procedure (roles, Procedures and allowance) (England) Regulations 2013 •DFE guidance finally produced for the ‘board’ of governors ! Link on EGFL

Consultation on changes to governance composition regulations (maintained schools) ends 14th March

•All GBs must reconstitute under 2012 Regulations by September 2015. •All ‘appointed’ governors must be appointed based on skills needed•Surplus governors no longer decided on by seniority – skills. Decided by GB (agenda item and vote) apart from foundation governors

Page 3: Update on Governance Therese McNulty CHILDREN’S & ADULTS’ SERVICES

Ofsted – January 2014 • Inspectors must evaluate how well the GB evaluate the the

performance of the school esp pupil progress, leadership of teaching, management of staff, difference made by initiatives – pupil premium, sport funding

• ‘Critical friend’ replaced with support and holding the headteacher/SLT to account for the achievement of pupils

• Governors are not routinely expected to be involved in the day to day activity of the school

• Governors are not expected to undertake lesson observations ...however, they hold important strategic responsibilities for the development and improvement of the school

• Inspectors should meet as many governors as possible

Page 4: Update on Governance Therese McNulty CHILDREN’S & ADULTS’ SERVICES

LA Updates

• Governor Conference – What does outstanding governance mean? Wednesday 25th June at Trail Finders 2-7pm to include governor awards

• Local leaders of governance/governor expertise

• Toolkit – updated on EGfL includes framework for governor review

• LA appointments/nominations revised process now in place (on EGfL)