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School to School Support 2019 – 2020 School to School Support 2019 – 2020 1 As a Teaching School, our family of schools is passionate about school to school support. We believe that all students deserve a high- quality education and that our schools collectively have the skills and knowledge to support each other. Please find below our process for the deployment of SLEs and the details of our SLEs committed to developing leadership in their areas of excellence. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email us. Tammy Elward Director of the George Spencer Teaching School Alliance [email protected] 2 Table of Contents The Deployment Process ........................................................ 4 Our Primary SLEs – An Overview ............................................ 6 Our Secondary SLEs – An Overview ........................................ 8 Our SLE Profiles – Primary .................................................... 13 Our SLE Profiles – Secondary ................................................ 33 Our LLE Profiles ..................................................................... 84 Our NLE Profiles .................................................................... 90 3 The Deployment Process Our team of SLEs, LLEs and NLEs come from a range of schools including primary and secondary phases. They are outstanding leaders across all phases with the skills to support individuals and teams in other schools. They can help enhance outcomes, systems, resources and people. Their expertise covers a range of subject areas; English, maths, SEN, Languages as well as middle and senior leadership support. SLEs will work with you to improve an area together – whether it's in the classroom, walking the corridors or playgrounds, or leading and managing a school. SLE Specialist Leaders of Education (SLEs) are outstanding middle and senior leaders who have the skills to support individuals or teams in similar positions in other schools. They understand what outstanding leadership practice in their area of expertise looks like and are skilled in helping other leaders to achieve it in their own context. The SLE role was created to help raise standards and improve the quality of school leadership through school-to-school support and peer-to-peer learning. This new designation recognises the important role that senior and middle leaders play in improving schools and outcomes for children. All deployments will be negotiated between the employing school and GSA TSA and funding will be reimbursed to schools for release. Rates, charged to the school receiving the support, start from £150-£200 for half a day to £250-£350 for a whole day. LLE Local Leaders of Education (LLEs) are successful Headteachers who work as system leaders to support school improvement. LLEs are all serving Headteachers who have been trained to support fellow Headteachers through a coaching and mentoring approach, acting as critical friend. As a Teaching School Alliance, we have a growing team of LLEs and we broker deployment of LLEs across the Alliance of schools. 4 NLEs NLEs are outstanding headteachers who, together with the staff in their national support school, use their skills and experience to support schools in challenging circumstances. In addition to leading their own schools, NLEs work to increase the leadership capacity of other schools to help raise standards. NLEs deliver support to underperforming schools, helping them to identify and address areas in need of improvement, including: leadership governance financial health All deployments will be negotiated between the employing school and George Spencer TSA. Rates, charged to the school receiving the support, are £225 for half a day and £450 for a full day. Commissioning an SLE, LLE or NLE If you would like to commission an SLE or LLE contact the Teaching School Alliance team for more information. Tammy Elward Lisa Wilshere Director Coordinator [email protected] [email protected] 5 Our Primary SLEs – An Overview Maths English Geography History Drama Art Design MFL Science RE Sixth Form Computing PSHE STEM EYFS Phonics Teaching for Memory Teaching and Learning Assessment for Learning Assessment Data SEND EAL Collaborative Learning Behaviour for Learning Curriculum ITT CPD NQT Leadership Coaching Research in Education PP Wellbeing Aimee Portland Spencer Allen Academy X Sunnyside Daniel Spencer Oyston Academy X X Debbie Fairfield Primary Botting Academy X X Sunnyside Emily Spencer Hall Academy X Euan Wyndham Holden Primary Academy X X X X Hannah St Peters Junior Roberts School X Katherine Chetwynd Bulleid Primary Academy X X Leanne Portland Spencer Sheehan Academy X X X Mark Portland Spencer Hibbert Academy X 6 Maths English Geography History Drama Art Design MFL Science RE Sixth Form Computing PSHE STEM EYFS Phonics Teaching for Memory Teaching and Learning Assessment for Learning Assessment Data SEND EAL Collaborative Learning Behaviour for Learning Curriculum ITT CPD NQT Leadership Coaching Research in Education PP Wellbeing Michelle Wyndham Primary Garton Academy X X X X X Natasha Portland Spencer Birch Academy X X X X Nicol Wyndham Primary Winfield Academy X Paula Portland Spencer Chattin Academy X X Rebecca Chetwynd Primary Mitchell Academy X X Shelley White Hilton Primary X X Tracey Chetwynd Primary West Academy X X X X Tricia Edwards Hilton Primary X X Sunnyside X X Verity Lee Spencer Academy X X Victoria George Spencer Cavill Academy X 7 Our Secondary SLEs – An Overview Maths English Geography History Drama Art Design MFL Science RE Sixth Form Computing PSHE STEM EYFS Phonics Teaching for Memory Teaching and Learning Assessment for Learning Assessment Data SEND EAL Collaborative Learning Behaviour for Learning Curriculum ITT CPD NQT Leadership Coaching Research in Education Aspiring HOD PP Wellbeing Pastoral Bid Writing Alison Frederick Gent Bolton School X X Alison George Spencer Brown Academy X Alison George Spencer Eddy Academy X Amy Farnborough Higgs Academy X X Andrew Friesland Morgan School X Andrew Bluecoat Robinson Wollaton X Babington Asha Community Vivekanand College X Babington Baljit Community Kumar College X X X Becki Bluecoat/Archway Sanders Learning X Brendan Wilsthorpe Parker School X 8 Maths English Geography History Drama Art Design MFL Science RE Sixth Form Computing PSHE STEM EYFS Phonics Teaching for Memory Teaching and Learning Assessment for Learning Assessment Data SEND EAL Collaborative Learning Behaviour for Learning Curriculum ITT CPD NQT Leadership Coaching Research in Education Aspiring HOD PP Wellbeing Pastoral Bid Writing Bryan Ashfield Sluman School X Cathy Hind Leys McMahon College X X X Chris Shepshed Chisholm Hindleys X X X Chris Ashfield Foulk School X Chris Manor Hudson Academy X Christopher Rushcliffe Malloney School X Claire Swanwick Hall Nulty School X X Bluecoat Daljeet Academy Sandhu Aspley X X X Dan Friesland Goodall School X Dave Fernwood Jones School X X X X Babington Ed Community Herbert College X 9 Maths English Geography History Drama Art Design MFL Science RE Sixth Form Computing PSHE STEM EYFS Phonics Teaching for Memory Teaching and Learning Assessment for Learning Assessment Data SEND EAL Collaborative Learning Behaviour for Learning Curriculum ITT CPD NQT Leadership Coaching Research in Education Aspiring HOD PP Wellbeing Pastoral Bid Writing Emma Arnold Hill Collins Academy X Garry Richardson Manor Academy X X X X X Gemma Bluecoat Aspley Baxter Academy X X X X Gemma Ashfield Heald School X Helen Spencer Collins Academies Trust X X X James Spencer Bonella Academies Trust X Jamie Thompson Fernwood School X X X X Jim Hardy Rushcliffe School X X Jonathan Spencer Wright Academies Trust X Jules George Spencer Gordon Academy X X X X X X X X X X Kate Selston High McKinlay School X 10 Maths English Geography History Drama Art Design MFL Science RE Sixth Form Computing PSHE STEM EYFS Phonics Teaching for Memory Teaching and Learning Assessment for Learning Assessment Data SEND EAL Collaborative Learning Behaviour for Learning Curriculum ITT CPD NQT Leadership Coaching Research in Education Aspiring HOD PP Wellbeing Pastoral Bid Writing Kate Palmer Friesland School X Kayleigh Arnold Hill Sanghera Academy X Kim Ashfield Sutcliffe School X X Lauren Rushcliffe Carter-Cooke School X Babington Mary Community Green College X Matt Ashfield Cartwright School X X X X Matthew Spencer Academies Lister Trust Meg The Nottingham Norridge Emmanuel School X Michelle Bluecoat Harrison Aspley X X X Paula Manor Varley Academy X Rob Manor Gladwin Academy X X X 11 Maths English Geography History Drama Art Design MFL Science RE Sixth Form Computing PSHE STEM EYFS Phonics Teaching for Memory Teaching and Learning Assessment for Learning Assessment Data SEND EAL Collaborative Learning Behaviour for Learning Curriculum ITT CPD NQT Leadership Coaching Research in Education Aspiring HOD PP Wellbeing Pastoral Bid Writing John Port Ryan Spencer Metters Academy X X X X X George Sarah Spencer Brennan Academy X X X X Sarah Bluecoat Fox Wollaton X Sophie George Spencer Gooderham Academy X X X X George Sue Spencer Clayton Academy X Tara Arnold Hill Box Academy X Vanessa Spencer Roper Academies Trust X X George Spencer Victoria Jones Academy X X X X 12 Our SLE Profiles – Primary 13 Name: Aimee Allen School: Portland Spencer Academy SLE Area of Specialism: ‘Closing the Gap’ Finding innovative approaches that close attainment gaps NQT Support Experience and Skills What roles and responsibilities have you had in school? I have been teaching for 10 years and have taught and
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