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County Meeting of Primary Headteachers Fiona Wright Assistant Director –

County Meeting of Primary Headteachers Fiona Wright Assistant Director – Schools, Youth & Inclusion Support 29 November 2013.

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County Meeting of Primary Headteachers Fiona Wright Assistant Director –

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  1. County Meeting of Primary Headteachers Fiona Wright Assistant Director – Schools, Youth & Inclusion Support 29 November 2013

  2. “If Councils want to demonstrate they still have a relevant and meaningful role to play within the new educational landscape, they must act as dynamic and proactive agents for improvement” Michael Wilshaw July 2013

  3. Excellence for All • Shared responsibility for outcomes • Challenging targets for 2014 and beyond • A mixed economy of school improvement providers • Working with HTs to build a shared approach to the delivery of school improvement • Seven priority areas

  4. Performance in East Sussex • There is evidence of outstanding leadership and teaching in many schools in East Sussex. • However, performance is not consistent and progress to improve pupil outcomes across the county has been far too slow. • Far too many schools have been judged by Ofsted to require improvement or Special Measures

  5. Our targets for all key stages • Performance at all key stages in line with national averages by summer 2014 and above by summer 2015. • Gaps in achievement between those most vulnerable to under-achievement and their peers will reduce to be in line with national averages by summer 2014 and less than the national gap by summer 2015.

  6. Agenda • Key Stage 1 & Key Stage 2 Outcomes Lesley Wickham • Table discussions • Update on Peer Review Lesley Wickham Break • School Improvement & Partnership Working Stephen Long • Primary Exclusion Overview Nathan Caine • Area meetings • Any other business Meeting close

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