Sentences with phrase «for safety of pupils»

In 2016, Sean Harford, Ofsted's director of education, warned that schools are responsible for the safety of pupils moved into other provision.

School leaders must carefully consider reasonable requests to accommodate religious or other beliefs, but weigh this against the aim of creating a unified school ethos or for the safety of pupils.

Not exact matches

«Over 140 pages of health and safety guidance for schools, including robust and detailed advice on protecting pupils on school trips, have been scrapped.

«It must take into account the issue of teacher safety and the extent of police involvement when searching pupils for knives,» he said, adding: «What is important is that the government does not let this slip now they have made the announcement.»

Mr Cameron also called for a crackdown on health and safety and legal checks that are stopping teachers and pupils from acting in the best interest of the child.

For some pupils, a school lunch is the main meal of the day, providing a critical nutritional safety net.

Schools are responsible for their premises under Health and Safety at Work etc Act 1974 (sections 2, 3, 4 & 6), Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2002 (Regulations 6,7,8,9 & 12) and Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 to protect the health and safety of not only their pupils and staff, but for all those who are at risk including members of pSafety at Work etc Act 1974 (sections 2, 3, 4 & 6), Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) Regulations 2002 (Regulations 6,7,8,9 & 12) and Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 to protect the health and safety of not only their pupils and staff, but for all those who are at risk including members of pSafety at Work Regulations 1999 to protect the health and safety of not only their pupils and staff, but for all those who are at risk including members of psafety of not only their pupils and staff, but for all those who are at risk including members of public.

Entitled «Switched on Online Safety» they will provide support for teaching staff to address current issues with online safety, especially bridging the gap between home and school in terms of ensuring that pupils are kept safe when engaging with online activSafety» they will provide support for teaching staff to address current issues with online safety, especially bridging the gap between home and school in terms of ensuring that pupils are kept safe when engaging with online activsafety, especially bridging the gap between home and school in terms of ensuring that pupils are kept safe when engaging with online activities.

Displaying the appropriate health and safety signage is a key element in creating a safe workplace for teachers, other staff members, pupils and visitors to a school, college or similar places of education.

The final slide is an example of a sun safety poster which pupils can use as a basis to design their own for the rest of the school (and which can be used as an assessment of their learning).

All the activities have been trialled with primary - aged children, but it is still important for teachers to consider the individual needs of their pupils and safety implications when selecting activities.

Over the course of sessions held at DCMS headquarters in Whitehall, as well as the offices of School Improvement in Liverpool, primary and secondary teachers will share their views on the general state of online safety in schools, the risks and opportunities for pupils, engaging parents and the support that schools can access.

A strong supporter of outdoor education, the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) fully recognises that learning outside the classroom brings the curriculum to life, as well as helps pupils develop their risk awareness and prepares them for their future.

It will recognise those who go the extra mile, whether that is schools who have used good health and safety practice to help provide opportunities for their pupils to participate in activities that might otherwise have been denied them, schools who have used good pragmatic health and safety practice to solve an issue, or schools who have championed the value of good health and safety to better prepare their pupils for their future in the world of work.

It is a powerful tool for teaching and learning that can be used as compelling evidence within each of the four cornerstones of the new Ofsted inspection framework: the achievement of pupils at school; the quality of teaching; the quality of leadership and management; and the behaviour and safety of pupils at school.

DHF will be holding a competition for pupils to design a «gate safety» poster, the theme of which will be «Safe Gates Save Lives» — our 2017 campaign slogan.

From delivering content, to catering for the specific needs of pupils, i.e dietary or medical requirements, to ensuring best in class health and safety, every aspect is taken care of.

Types of school The overall responsibility for health and safety in other types of school is as follows: for community schools, community special schools, voluntary controlled schools, maintained nursery schools and pupil referral units, the employer is the local education authority (LEA).

It is a requirement of health and safety law for employers to assess the risks to pupils and staff in terms of health and safety.

«Online safety, including the impact which social media can have on emotional and mental health, must be seen as part of a bigger picture in schools for pupils of all ages.»

EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Finally, governing boards should ensure that emergency procedures are in place, both for use in school premises, but also specifically while on school trips, and that these have been explained to all staff and that staff understand the expectations placed upon them for the health and safety of pupils while on school trips.

The policy should include a clear statement about the benefits of school visits or other opportunities for learning outside the classroom - making it clear that pupils» safety is paramount at all times.

As the Department for Education states, «schools have a legal responsibility to ensure staff and pupils are safe» but from recent reports, whilst schools do have a level of safety plans in place, they don't appear to be going as in depth as they need to in terms of reviewing their processes and updating their plans.

School trips organised through STF and LOtC assured tour operators mean that the safety standards of the coach and its drivers have been thoroughly checked, providing extra reassurance for teachers, pupils and parents.

With the autumn term under way and the evenings getting darker, a top priority for schools should be ensuring the safety of staff and pupils.

The framework contains learning outcomes which maps to the PSHE and Computing Curriculum, but it also presents opportunities for teachers to incorporate online safety into a range of other subjects, e.g. English, and while it doesn't provide teaching resources, it does give schools a very clear idea of the competencies pupils should have at each stage of their learning.

This could mean, for instance, pupils pushing individuals out of Whatsapp groups or removing them from group chats on other platforms; this trend is much more subtle than the overt name calling we usually associate with online safety, but while the former is still happening, the latter is becoming more widespread.

Pupil involvement is a powerful way of improving your school's online safety provision, despite being one of the weakest areas for schools.

In a report published by the Northern Ireland Education and Library Board, it was found that there are a number of strategic benefits to a clean school: creates a positive learning experience and contributes to the ethos and culture of the school; encourages good hygiene practices; promotes a positive image to parents and reassures of pupil safety; teaches respect for property and environment; reduces hidden costs associated with deterioration of property and expenditure on maintenance.

The winning school will receive an iPad mini, a visit from a SP Energy Networks engineer and the opportunity for pupils to be part of an exciting power safety video.

Not only will pupils be in with the chance of helping their school win the competition but they will be given the opportunity to become PowerWise Champions — ambassadors for power safety in their school.

Rated inadequate overall, receiving the same label for both leadership and the safety of pupils.

Cyber Citizen is the vehicle for a whole school programme for post-primary schools which aims to provide an integrated and progressive online safety curriculum which is inclusive of all stakeholders including post-primary teachers, support staff, parents, the wider school community and of course, pupils.

The ACE Academy in Tipton was rated inadequate for the second time in two years, with inspectors raising concerns similar to Wednesfield over behaviour, safety of pupils, bullying and weak teaching.

At a bare minimum, our elected officials should commit to providing the $ 400 million that they pledged for school safety and security measures, which ate up all but 47 cents of the roughly $ 100 increase in per - pupil spending (and that still lags total inflation adjusted spending from a decade ago by nearly $ 1500).

NSPCC Cymru has called for mandatory online safety lessons in schools from September to teach pupils about the dangers of social media and online grooming.

The school received inadequate ratings for leadership and management, the behaviour and safety of pupils, and for its sixth form provision, but good ratings for the quality of its teaching and achievement of pupils.

Corporate and Tax - Exempt Fundamentals Best Practices for Open Meetings and Avoiding Conflicts of Interest; Laws Affecting Governance and Transparency in Charter Schools: Brown Act, Government Code 1090; Political Reform Act; Determining Which Governance and Public Transparency Laws Apply to Your School; Tax Exempt Facilities Financing; Prop 39; Commercial Space to School Use; Lease Negotiations; Compliance Related Legal Updates; HR Compliance; Pupil Fees; Student Privacy Laws; Student Expulsions and Dismissals; Admissions Practices and Lottery Preferences; Renewal; Revocation; Closure; Risk Management and Internet Safety

In the motions for the Public Education Appropriations Subcommittee, committee chairs Sen. Howard Stephenson and Rep. Steve Eliason recommended intent language directing the State Board of Education to «develop criteria that could be used to allocate pupil transportation funding to certain charter schools that provide pupil transportation services due to specific student economic, safety, distance, or special education requirements» (see the item titled, «Minimum School Program — Pupil Transportation,» on pagpupil transportation funding to certain charter schools that provide pupil transportation services due to specific student economic, safety, distance, or special education requirements» (see the item titled, «Minimum School Program — Pupil Transportation,» on pagpupil transportation services due to specific student economic, safety, distance, or special education requirements» (see the item titled, «Minimum School Program — Pupil Transportation,» on pagPupil Transportation,» on page 3).

Pupils, whose behaviour is such that the visit leader is concerned for their safety, or for that of others, can be withdrawn from the activity.

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For all driverless pupils, we can't emphasise enough the importance of road safety and it's imperative that everyone who operates a driverless vehicle takes specialist driving lessons to ensure they fully understand how to operate the new technology.»

From our innovative resources for 3 - 18s, parents, carers and teachers, to pupil powered online safety programmes, we have stayed at the cutting edge of the latest tech trends by speaking to thousands of children and young people face - to - face each year.

LGfL DigiSafe & NSPCC ran a highly successful pupil online - safety survey for all UK schools for Safer Internet Day 2018 and throughout the whole of February.

In addition to this, the school also created a dedicated internet safety page for parents and pupils offering lots of useful tips and advice: cloghroens.com/internet-safety-201 7