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1 CPD policy Name Signature Date Prepared by: Miss Harsha Patel Summer 2016 Checked and Reviewed by: Adopted by Copenhagen School Approved by: Document Title: Name: Chair of Governing Body Policy Appraisal Support Staff Version Number: 1 Date of Next Review: Summer
2 CPD policy for Copenhagen Primary School Principles, Values & Entitlements At Copenhagen Primary School we value all our staff and the Federated Governing Body and see them as education s best resource and we actively encourage their development. We recognise that Continuing Professional Development (CPD) promotes high morale, motivation, self-esteem and collegiality in the workforce. At Copenhagen Primary School we believe in the philosophy that effective teachers should take ownership and give a high priority to professional development. Staff Development is necessary to ensure that staff have the skills, knowledge and understanding to deliver the school aims. It is important that the school is seen as a learning organisation for the adults within it as well as the pupils. All staff members have an entitlement to high-quality induction and continuing professional development. All staff will have opportunities through appraisal and other mechanisms to discuss and make requests regarding their professional development needs. Equally, Federated Governing Body need to have appropriate induction and training in order to carry out their duties effectively. At Copenhagen Primary School there is a commitment to staff development that balances school and individual priorities. Improving standards and the quality of teaching and learning will be the main focus for CPD planning and provision. However, professional development needs that individual staff members have identified also need to be considered. The ultimate aim is the improvement in the practice of individuals and teams in order to raise standards in teaching and learning. This will be facilitated by creating learning communities in which supportive and collaborative cultures directly extend the capacity for continuous self-improvement. Professional development can take many forms and can be accessed Externally, through training, further study, the Local Authority, Further Education institutions, subject associations and private providers Through cross-school and virtual networks Within school Examples of professional development include; induction, coaching and mentoring, lesson observation and feedback, observation and sharing of good practice, collaborative planning and teaching, shadowing, peer observations, whole school development events attendance at courses, visits to other schools and distance learning etc. Leadership and Management of CPD Copenhagen Primary School has two named CPD leaders who are members of the Senior Team. The CPD Leader will receive training as 2
3 appropriate in order to fulfil this role effectively. The named CPD Leader are, Deputy Head teacher: Miss Eleanor Clarke and Inclusion / Phase Leaders. The CPD Leader shall be responsible for identifying the school s CPD needs and those of the staff working within it. One CPD lead will be responsible for EYFS, KS1 and Inclusion staff. The other CPD lead will be responsible for Lower and Upper KS2 and Curriculum development. It is recognised that there will be some cross over in these roles. Individual staff CPD needs will be identified primarily through the appraisal process. A whole school CPD action plan which will be linked to and integrated with the School s Development Plan, to be developed by the CPD leads. The action plan should be updated annually following the appraisal process in the Autumn term, after individual staff development needs have been identified and fed through to the CPD lead. CPD planning will be informed by a range of sources: the needs of the school as identified through its self-evaluation (SEF) and outlined in the School Development Plan; outcomes from the staff appraisal planning meetings (discussed in more detail below) issues identified through other monitoring, e.g. OFSTED, external audit, School Link advisor visits, Healthy Schools; national and local priorities, e.g. national strategies, local authority strategies, local community priorities; feedback from staff and others including Federated Governing Body, pupils and parents/carers through consultations, surveys etc; Individual requests for CPD made outside of the performance management process. In order to demonstrate the impact of CPD on pupil outcomes, achieving school priorities, and, value for money, the action plan should be evaluated and reviewed prior to the beginning of the new CPD action planning cycle. This review should inform the subsequent whole school plan. The budget is targeted at the priorities identified by the school those identified through the SDP etc. and those identified for professional development through the appraisal process. The training needs of Newly Qualified Teachers (NQTs) are recognised as a priority. Staff and Federated Governing Body undertake joint training when and if appropriate. The Headteacher reports annually to Federated Governing Body to inform the Federated Governing Body of the ongoing professional development of staff. The school will ensure that it will use resources carefully to support CPD and that the budget is used to ensure best value. Appraisal At Copenhagen Primary School the CPD programme will be informed by staff training and development needs identified by the reviewer and reviewee at the appraisal meeting The Federated Governing Body will ensure in budget planning that, as far as possible, appropriate resources are made available in the school budget for any training and support agreed for reviewees 3
4 If there are competing demands on the school budget between CPD identified for a reviewee and the training and support which helps the school achieve its priorities, the school s priorities will have precedence; however the aim will be to meet as many requests for CPD as the budget allows Teachers cannot be held accountable for failing to make good progress towards meeting their performance criteria where the agreed CPD recorded has not been provided. Although appraisal procedures are statutory only for teaching staff, the school has chosen to address the CPD needs of support staff by ensuring an appraisal procedure is also used for every member of support staff. This reflects the importance attached to the role support staff play in the school. Leadership and Management of CPD Supporting a range of CPD activities the school will support a wide portfolio of CPD approaches in an effort to match interests, career development and preferred learning styles of staff and to maximise the impact on improving teaching and learning within the school. CPD opportunities can be internal or external to the school and can involve courses, in-school training days, observation of best practice, visits to other schools, distance learning, team teaching, coaching and mentoring, secondment, research opportunities, shadowing etc. Implementation of CPD All staff who undertake training beneficial to whole school development are expected to feedback at either department or whole school level. Priority is given to staff with qualifications that are statutory and need to be regularly updated e.g. Health & Safety qualifications such as First Aid certification. Copenhagen Primary School buys back into the Local Authority (LA) CPD opportunities and all staff are encouraged to attend as many twilight courses as they wish. The index of LA courses is available through Islington CPD on line and all LA courses should be booked through this on line portal. All staff have their own log in and can book LA courses online. Applications for day courses must be discussed with the CPD Leader as these may involve funding for supply cover and will need to match SDP priorities, or professional development needs indicated by appraisal or other reviews. Applications for external courses will be taken by the CPD leads for approval to the Core Team. Islington CPD online retain a record of all LA courses attended by school staff. The CPD Leader will list all external courses attended by staff in a central file. The Headteacher with the SBM is responsible for the completion of the financial return under the relevant budget headings. N.B. It is the responsibility of staff attending a day time course to leave appropriate work for their class(es) 4
5 Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage Development Phase teams meet every two weeks under the direction of the Phase leaders. Staff development includes team building, exchange of ideas and advice on teaching and learning, moderation of pupil work, discussion on behaviour management and pastoral issues, subject coordinator input, collaborative planning etc. Support Staff Development Support staff attend relevant key stage meetings every two weeks and a support staff meeting every half term under the direction of a deputy head teacher. SMSA staff have a meeting each weekly attended by the DHT. Staff development includes team building, exchange of ideas and advice on teaching and learning, training on school systems, observations of good practice, discussion on behaviour management and pastoral issues, collaborative planning where relevant. All support staff, class based, office and premises, are encouraged to participate in the LA CPD opportunities for career progression e.g. National Qualifications, Higher Level Teaching Assistant status (HLTA) etc. Leadership and Management Development The Senior Team meet regularly to discuss issues relating to the organisation, progress, management and smooth running of the school Staff development for Senior team includes a) Opportunity to plan, develop, monitor and evaluate school improvement initiatives. b) Discuss and resolve issues relating to the school curriculum, ethos, personnel and community c) Respond to LA and national initiatives at a school level d) Encouragement to participate in the LA & National College CPD opportunities for career progression e.g. NPQH, Leading from the Middle, Leadership Pathways, Aspirant Leaders e) Opportunity for succession planning e.g. shadowing, acting up and mentoring/being mentored Governor Development Federated Governing Body receive an induction programme on appointment which includes an information pack, a tour of the school and support with an established governor. New appointees should also attend the LA s training for new Federated Governing Body, ideally within a term of their appointment. Federated Governing Body are encouraged to develop their own knowledge and skills through LA provided courses which the school buys into, and to make known any training needs they may have so these can be addressed as appropriate in order to ensure effectiveness in the role. Whole Federated Governing Body training will be arranged periodically as needs arise or particular issues are identified. 5
6 Planning for Effective CPD Copenhagen Primary s arrangements for CPD need to balance the judicious use of resources with the range of aspirations and interests within staff. The following criteria will be used to inform the decision making process to achieve such a balance. CPD opportunities will be rated more highly when they: a) meet identified individual, school or national development priorities; b) are based on good practice in development activity and in teaching and learning; c) help raise standards of pupils achievements; d) respect cultural diversity; e) are provided by those with the necessary experience, expertise and skills; f) are planned systematically and follow the agreed programme except when dealing with emerging issues; g) are based, where appropriate, on relevant standards; h) are based on current research and inspection evidence; i) make effective use of resources, particularly ICT; j) are provided in accommodation which is fit for purpose with appropriate equipment; k) provide value for money; l) have effective monitoring and evaluation systems including seeking out and acting on user feedback to inform the quality of provision. Supporting a range of CPD activities Copenhagen Primary School will support a wide portfolio of CPD approaches in an effort to match preferred learning styles of staff and to maximise the impact on teaching and learning within the school. These CPD approaches will include: attendance at a course or conference; in-school training using the expertise available within the school, e.g. team teaching, skills in classroom observation, sharing existing expertise; 6
7 school-based work through accessing an external consultant/adviser or relevant expert such as an advanced skills or lead teacher, master classes, model and demonstration lessons; school visit to observe or participate in good and successful practice, e.g. visit to a school or subject area with similar circumstances, a lead school; secondments, e.g. with a regional or national organisation, an exchange or placement, e.g. with another teacher, school, higher education, industry, international exchange, involvement with Federated Governing Body; opportunities to participate in award bearing work from higher education or other providers such as NCSL; research opportunities, e.g. a best practice research scholarship; distance learning, e.g. relevant resources, training videos, reflection, simulation; practical experience, e.g. national test or exam marking experience, opportunities to present a paper, contribute to a training programme, co-ordinating or supporting a learning forum or network, involvement in local and national networks; job enrichment/enlargement, e.g. a higher level of responsibility;, front lining working in someone else s job, job sharing, acting roles, job rotation, shadowing; producing documentation or resources such as a personal development plan, teaching materials, assessment package, ICT or video programme; coaching and mentoring receiving or acting in these roles, acting as or receiving the support of a critical friend, team building activity; partnerships, e.g. with a colleague, group, subject, phase, activity or school-based; team meetings and activities such as joint planning, observation or standardisation, special project working group, involvement in School Improvement Partnership Network, Network Learning Community; creating an improved learning environment within the school. Recording and disseminating The CPD Leader will provide directly, or organise, guidance to staff on producing and updating an appropriate professional development portfolio. 7
8 Following professional development, the participant will discuss with the CPD Leader the process by which to most effectively disseminate to other staff, e.g. relevant papers, session at staff or subject meeting, etc. The CPD Leader will also be responsible for ensuring whether any follow up is needed to the training, e.g. feedback to the provider and be responsible for any such actions. The CPD co-ordinator will update records regularly and accurately of the training undertaken by colleagues and advise the appropriate bodies where there are issues of equality of access and involvement. Assessing the impact of CPD Annually the CPD Leader shall conclude her report to the Federated Governing Body with an assessment on the benefits of CPD undertaken (and planned), especially as it relates to: pupil and school attainment; improved teaching and learning; increased pupil understanding and enthusiasm; increased staff confidence; increased evidence of reflective practice; recruitment, retention and career progression/promotable staff. The CPD Leader will also seek appropriate support to develop school systems which are able to record and track professional development activity across the whole school workforce. Review & Monitoring Copenhagen Primary School evaluates the impact that CPD has on teaching and learning and raising standards through monitoring (including observations, work scrutiny, pupil voice), data analysis and appraisal. Information on training opportunities is available to all members of staff through appraisal, staff and phase meetings and other providers. LA training information is accessible to all staff through Islington CPD. Staff will have an opportunity to discuss individual professional development needs with their line manager, specifically during the appraisal process, but at other times as necessary, by arrangement. The Headteacher to provide details of budget spending priorities to the LA and Federated Governing Body. Senior Leadership Team to inform staff of whole school training priorities linked to the school improvement targets Details of staff CPD to be reported annually in the Headteacher s Autumn term report to Federated Governing Body. All staff who undertake training beneficial to whole school development are expected to feedback/disseminate at a department and/or staff meeting. 8
9 Professional qualifications arising from training organised/paid by the school to be reported to the Federated Governing Body Pay Committee and Personnel Committee. Health & Safety All staff to receive appropriate health and safety training e.g. First Aid, Fire Safety Training. Such training will take place on school training days or staff meetings whichever is the most appropriate. Staff are encouraged to balance the attendance at courses with life and school priorities. Clear health and safety procedures form part of school induction for all staff. The Federated Governing Body recognises the duty of care towards staff and the need to promote staff health and well-being. Consequently Copenhagen pays into an Employees helpline and all staff are informed of this at induction and annually by the headteacher. There is a helpline poster displayed in the staffroom. Equal Opportunities Access to development opportunities must be available to all school staff regardless of race, age, gender, disability. Provision must conform to the requirements set out in the school s Equal Opportunity Policy. Other relevant policies Staff Appraisal Recruitment, Retention and Induction Equal Opportunities Gender Equality Race Equality This CPD policy will be reviewed annually by the Federated Governing Body. 9
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