Sentences with phrase «advise school commissioners»
A former union president and the chair of one of the country's largest and fastest - growing academy trusts have been appointed to advise the schools commissioner Martin Post.
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However, Reform also advises that there should be scope for the commissioner to develop bespoke funding agreements to encourage sponsors to take on schools that have both poor finances and pupil outcomes.
National schools commissioner Sir David Carter is advising multi-academy trust (MAT) bosses to revise their expansion tactics, following changes to the accountability system.
The boards provide support to the regional schools commissioners in those areas as they work to provide effective oversight of local schools and advise the national schools commissioner, Sir David Carter and the government.
Before taking the role, Sir David was a positive advocate for openness, claiming during a presentation at the Independent Academies Association conference in October 2014 that the individual votes of headteacher board members — who advise regional schools commissioners (RSCs) on academy chain takeovers — would be made public.
The Department for Education said the boards, which advise the regional schools commissioners on rebrokering and academy conversion, would seek «specific advice» from post-16 and special needs experts, but Schools Week understands there has only been one meeting involving them — and many now fear they're being deliberately sidschools commissioners on rebrokering and academy conversion, would seek «specific advice» from post-16 and special needs experts, but Schools Week understands there has only been one meeting involving them — and many now fear they're being deliberately sidSchools Week understands there has only been one meeting involving them — and many now fear they're being deliberately sidelined.
Four members will be elected to advise each of the eight regional schools» commissioners, helping them decide on opening new free schools, converting schools to academies, choosing sponsors for academies, and intervening in «under - performance».
The nomination process to elect headteachers and academy trust bosses onto influential boards that advise regional schools commissioners has launched today.
Each of the new boards will have members from across local councils, teaching schools, dioceses and the ranks of academy trust chief executives to advise regional school commissioners (RSCs) on improvement strategies for failing schools.
«As the number of academies and free schools has increased, the eight RSCs have recruited strong teams to support their work to provide effective oversight of schools and advise the national school commissioner and ministers.»
They advise commissioners on the groups that can open schools, including specialist 16 to 19 and SEND provision.