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• The governing body has agreed and published, and regularly reviews, the aims of the curriculum. • The governing body has considered and adopted (and, if desired, modified) its curriculum policy, where required in line with the local authority’s policy. • The governing body determines a policy for delivering a broad and balanced curriculum within the statutory framework in consultation with the headteacher (DfEE, 1996b, p. 7). • The headteacher draws up a school curriculum plan within the overall statutory framework and the policy framework set by the governing body (ibid). • The headteacher ensures the implementation of the curriculum plan and reports on it to the governing body (ibid). • The governing body ensures that appropriate monitoring arrangements are in place and that outcomes are being evaluated through reports from the headteacher (ibid). • The governing body has determined the level and composition of staffing within the school. • The governing body ensures that the curriculum meets the needs of all pupils. • The curriculum promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils (Ofsted, 1995, p. 79). • The curriculum prepares pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of adult life (ibid). • The school provides health education, including education about drug misuse (ibid). In addition: • Appropriate opportunities for choice are provided for all pupils. • Appropriate support is provided for all pupils. • Appropriate information about the curriculum, syllabuses and schemes of work is given to pupils and parents. • Teacher assessments of pupils’ attainment at the end of Key Stage tests will fall within x per cent of test results. • A satisfaction questionnaire will be delivered to all pupils once a year, covering areas such as learning outcomes, social aspects of the school, safety, confidence, enjoyment, values. • The governing body will agree patterns of rewards and sanctions used withn the school, and receive reports on their use by year and by department/subject area/class.
DOI link for • The governing body has agreed and published, and regularly reviews, the aims of the curriculum. • The governing body has considered and adopted (and, if desired, modified) its curriculum policy, where required in line with the local authority’s policy. • The governing body determines a policy for delivering a broad and balanced curriculum within the statutory framework in consultation with the headteacher (DfEE, 1996b, p. 7). • The headteacher draws up a school curriculum plan within the overall statutory framework and the policy framework set by the governing body (ibid). • The headteacher ensures the implementation of the curriculum plan and reports on it to the governing body (ibid). • The governing body ensures that appropriate monitoring arrangements are in place and that outcomes are being evaluated through reports from the headteacher (ibid). • The governing body has determined the level and composition of staffing within the school. • The governing body ensures that the curriculum meets the needs of all pupils. • The curriculum promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils (Ofsted, 1995, p. 79). • The curriculum prepares pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of adult life (ibid). • The school provides health education, including education about drug misuse (ibid). In addition: • Appropriate opportunities for choice are provided for all pupils. • Appropriate support is provided for all pupils. • Appropriate information about the curriculum, syllabuses and schemes of work is given to pupils and parents. • Teacher assessments of pupils’ attainment at the end of Key Stage tests will fall within x per cent of test results. • A satisfaction questionnaire will be delivered to all pupils once a year, covering areas such as learning outcomes, social aspects of the school, safety, confidence, enjoyment, values. • The governing body will agree patterns of rewards and sanctions used withn the school, and receive reports on their use by year and by department/subject area/class.
• The governing body has agreed and published, and regularly reviews, the aims of the curriculum. • The governing body has considered and adopted (and, if desired, modified) its curriculum policy, where required in line with the local authority’s policy. • The governing body determines a policy for delivering a broad and balanced curriculum within the statutory framework in consultation with the headteacher (DfEE, 1996b, p. 7). • The headteacher draws up a school curriculum plan within the overall statutory framework and the policy framework set by the governing body (ibid). • The headteacher ensures the implementation of the curriculum plan and reports on it to the governing body (ibid). • The governing body ensures that appropriate monitoring arrangements are in place and that outcomes are being evaluated through reports from the headteacher (ibid). • The governing body has determined the level and composition of staffing within the school. • The governing body ensures that the curriculum meets the needs of all pupils. • The curriculum promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils (Ofsted, 1995, p. 79). • The curriculum prepares pupils for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of adult life (ibid). • The school provides health education, including education about drug misuse (ibid). In addition: • Appropriate opportunities for choice are provided for all pupils. • Appropriate support is provided for all pupils. • Appropriate information about the curriculum, syllabuses and schemes of work is given to pupils and parents. • Teacher assessments of pupils’ attainment at the end of Key Stage tests will fall within x per cent of test results. • A satisfaction questionnaire will be delivered to all pupils once a year, covering areas such as learning outcomes, social aspects of the school, safety, confidence, enjoyment, values. • The governing body will agree patterns of rewards and sanctions used withn the school, and receive reports on their use by year and by department/subject area/class.
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