Sentences with phrase «running of the school»

How would you approach something you were unhappy about to do with the day to day running of the school?

Topics can cover for example, the smooth running of school meals, the appeal of the food and the dishes served, as well as any other matters related to schools meals.

He says these roles are extremely important in the successful running of a school.

The network also links groups to «education providers», including charities and private companies, which would set up trusts to organise the day - day running of the schools.

Parents, teachers and students need to stay connected and be quickly and reliably contacted for the smooth running of schools.

They had campaigned on an «anti-privatization» platform, criticizing the district for considering such options as hiring a private, for - profit company to help run some of its schools.

As well as the personal benefits available to a principal who can look after their own wellbeing, it should be noted that a principal's health and wellbeing has far - reaching impacts too — including the everyday running of a school, and the interactions between staff, students, and the broader school community.

As well as this, all schools must make sure that consent is given for anything that isn't within the normal running of the school, especially if it involves a third party using the data.

Eight education unions, which include GMB, Unite, the NUT, the ATL, the NAHT, the Association of School and College Leaders and the NASUWT, are warning of the impact the cuts will have on the safe running of schools.

If the principles of longer term management and running of the school buildings are considered at the design brief stage, then for a small initial investment, this will have a great long term impact.

The day - to - day running of a school often takes up a lot of time, with data gathering, monitoring and analysis being a significant part of this; it's crucial that this process is as streamlined as possible.

Assistant Principals are often the glue of a school, engaging closely in the daily running of the school and relationship building with parents, teachers, and students.

«Democracy Prep runs all of its schools on public dollars which allows us to meet the challenge of reforming public schooling in America.»

He and his castmates are members of the Stoneman Douglas Drama Club, which was in the middle of rehearsals for a March 1 - 3 run of their school show «Yo, Vikings!»

Although the day - to - day running of the school remains with the head teacher or principal, they are overseen by individual charitable bodies called academy trusts and may be part of an academy chain.

The day to day running of the schools within the Trust is delegated to the local governing body and regularly monitored to ensure high educational standards.

The compensation package was captured as judgement debt in the 2018 budget of the GES and expected to be paid by the end of March for the release of the vehicles to facilitate the smooth running of the school.

The same principles of teamwork and collaboration are applied to the successful running of the school's nurture group for vulnerable children.

SSE Volunteers participate in a range of ways, whether it is delivering a witness session to students or assisting with the day to day running of the School.

Agree totally, Europe's past was dominated by religion, and they were sooo screwed, Ireland in the last 50 years being a prime example of what happens when a religious organisation attempts to take over the running of schools (read the Ryan report).

From these statements three principles emerge about self - administration: Schools must be free of state control as part of a free cultural life, teachers must be centrally involved in the running of the school and in decision making, and the school should be organized along republican principles in which teachers are equal but delegate specific responsibilities to individuals and committees.

It proposes an increased role for parents, who will be given a say in the running of schools and the power to bring new leadership in to struggling institutions.

The running of our schools should be about what is best for our children.

His mere presence on the board will politicize the running of our schools.

Speaking to the BBC, former head teacher and government consultant on the planned pilot project, Peter Walker said: «It doesn't cause any harm whatsoever, a child still has a right to say no, indeed so does a parent, it doesn't disrupt the running of the school, it's relatively cheap to do and brings great benefits like improved performances.»

This according to some heads, is making the running of schools difficult.

He is calling for proportional representation in all elections, an elected House of Lords and control of the running of schools, hospitals and transport to be handed to local government.

The management of some of the Universities had earlier told Citi News the non-existence of a functioning Governing Council was hampering the smooth running of the schools.

During the course much time is spent in schools and colleges, which presents an opportunity not only to practise what is taught in the PGCE but also to gain firsthand knowledge of the day - to - day running of a school.

We have an in - house team of maintenance, security, housekeeping and grounds keepers and they are crucial in the day - to - day running of the school.

The RO, whose responsibility it is to sample transactions to ensure that correct procedures are being followed, would be in a position of strength and able to lead the governors through the SFVS self assessment process, being confident that the evidence which has been gathered is a true reflection of the systems and processes which are embedded in the day - to - day running of the school.

The policy has also allowed those with an interest in education to get more directly involved in the running of schools than ever before.

LESS CO2 makes students and staff in primary and secondary schools more aware of the impact they have on the environment and inspires pupils to take more responsibility in the running of their school.

Through the farm visits and the running of school farmers markets, the pupils become champions for helping promote healthy eating in the wider community».

«Stationery resources will always be required for the day ‑ to - day running of any school,» Walker said.

Allowing staff to focus on their responsibilities towards pupils» learning and safety, while officers take care of supplementary but essential activities associated with the smooth - running of the school.

This all adds to the smooth running of the school and means staff and pupils can make the most of the teaching and learning opportunities provided inside and outside the classroom, all in a safe and secure environment.»

In a statement the trust said: «Lilac Sky Schools Academy Trust has decided that in order to serve the needs of our children we should seek new partners to take on the running of our schools.

«We believe we are much more likely to win any legal argument when all the information pertaining to the day - to - day running of the school is out in the open.

She said: «This move to reduce the rights of local communities, parents and teachers to a say in the running of their schools is undemocratic and sets a dangerous precedent.

There can be no good reason to remove a layer of people responsible for and interested in the running of a school.

As well as looking after the build, maintenance and running of schools, the team also plays a lead role in helping schools cut carbon emissions.

Nowhere is this truer than in schools, where there remains an over-reliance on paper in many areas, from the actual teaching to the administration and running of a school.

The smooth running of any school is a challenge, without the extra concerns that the school premises are a safe environment and the staff working there are aware of risks and - where necessary - how to remain compliant with legislation.

However, with the right skill sets, a strong relationship between the chairman and Head teacher is a valuable asset in the running of any school.

He raises a number of issues including his assertion that states should be responsible for the hiring and employment of teachers and that school boards should devote themselves to the improvement of student learning and should not concern themselves with the running of schools.

Jon Richards (pictured below), Unison's head of education, said: «Ministers claim academy status gives heads a greater degree of autonomy over the running of their schools.