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Michelle Pinnock-Ouma (Mon – Wed) Tel: 01926 745115 Warwickshire County Council Warwickshire Primary Headteachers’ Briefing Autumn Term 2016 Warwickshire County Council Welcome and Key Messages from the LA Jane Spilsbury Service Manager Learning and Performance Warwickshire County Council AGENDA • Welcome and key messages • Feedback from the 2016 Safeguarding Audit • Local Authority Multi-Academy Trust • SEND Reform Programme • Changes to school admissions and school planning update Coffee • Exclusions • School Improvement Consortia Update • Farewells • Close Warwickshire County Council Business Unit Restructure • Teams restructured to reflect local and national education changes and priorities • Creation of new team, Schools and Settings Intervention and Safeguarding with stronger emphasis on safeguarding • Governor Services, which includes HT recruitment and induction, moved to Schools and Settings Partnerships Team • Warwickshire Music moved to Learning & Performance • Early Years transition to new arrangement (info in packs) Warwickshire County Council Learning and Performance Service Manager 0 Jane Spilsbury Safeguarding and Director of Warwickshire School Settings and Vulnerable Group Intervention Manager Music Partnerships Manager (see structure chart) Hayley McDonagh Jeremy Dibb Sarah Bradwell Intervention, Primary Early Years School Data and Advisor Governor Advisor Partnerships Project including Support Officer Services Sara Haigh Management safeguarding / Officer equality and Ruth Waterman Vince Quayle diversity in Sophie schools Thompson Debbie Hibberd Admin Support Senior School Governance Governance Liaison Assessment Sarah Taylor Officer Officer Admin Support Co-ordinator Gurby Dhesi Amanda Gardiner Hilary Honess Elaine Smith School Governance Assessment Administrative Admin Support Admin Support Assistant Helen Hutson (Headteacher Gail Evans Induction/recruitment) Heather Imbush Warwickshire County Council Communications Strategy • Review of communications strategy with schools • Now publish a regular e-newsletter HEADS UP with local and national policy developments, training and events and other key messages from the LA. • Monthly ‘bumper’ edition published with additional fortnightly updates • Sent to headteacher or principal from [email protected] – please check spam! • New Twitter account @WarksEducation to share good news stories and raise the profile of education in Warwickshire • Welcome any feedback on how communications could be improved further Warwickshire County Council Provisional Performance Data 2015/16 Warwickshire County Council Summary of Key Headline Indicators Statistical National Curriculum Stage Headline Measure Warwickshire National neighbours % of pupils achieving a Good Level of Early Years Foundation Development - often used as a school 71% 69% 71% Stage Profile readiness measure % of Year 1 pupils working at the required Phonics 82% 81% 82% level % of pupils achieving the Expected Key Stage 1 62% 60% n/a Standard in Reading, Writing and Maths % of pupils achieving the Expected Key Stage 2 57% 52% 53% Standard in Reading, Writing and Maths % of pupils achieving A*-C in English and 67% 63% 64% Maths GCSEs % achieving the English Baccalaureate Key Stage 4 29% 25% 23% Average Attainment 8 Score per pupil 52.1 49.9 50.2 Average Progress 8 Score 0.02 -0.03 -0.07 [1] Statistical Neighbours are those local authorities deemed to have similar characteristics and used for benchmarking purposes. Warwickshire’s 10 statistical neighbours are Cheshire West and Chester; Worcestershire; Central Bedfordshire; Leicestershire; Staffordshire; Warrington; Cheshire East; Essex; Hampshire; North Somerset. Warwickshire County Council Early Years Foundation Stage Profile (EYFSP) % achieving a Good Level of Development , all pupils 2014-2016 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 2014 2015 2016 Warwickshire 60% 67% 71% National 60% 66% 69% Warwickshire County Council Year 1 Phonics % of Year 1 pupils working at the required level in Phonics, 2014-2016 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 2014 2015 2016 Warwickshire 76% 77% 82% National 74% 77% 81% Warwickshire County Council Key Stage 1 KS1 attainment by subject - % of pupils achieving 100% 100% 80% 80% 84% 82% 76% 74% 74% 73% 60% 67% 66% 60% 62% 60% 40% 40% 20% 20% 28% 24% 16% 13% 22% 18% 12% 0% 9% 0% Reading Writing Maths Science Reading, Writing and Maths Warwickshire - Expected Standard National - Expected Standard Warwickshire - Greater Depth National - Greater Depth * Pupils cannot achieve a 'Greater Depth' score in Science Warwickshire County Council Key Stage 2 KS2 attainment by subject - % of pupils achieving 100% 100% 80% 83% 80% 77% 80% 73% 74% 72% 69% 71% 70% 60% 66% 60% 57% 52% 40% 40% 20% 20% 23% 19% 22% 14% 18% 17% 25% 22% 0% 8% 5% 0% Reading Writing Maths Science GPS Reading, Writing and Maths Warwickshire - Expected Standard National - Expected Standard Warwickshire - Greater Depth/High National - Greater Depth/High * Pupils cannot achieve a 'Greater Depth' score in Science Warwickshire County Council Key Stage 4 – GCSE and equivalent Average Attainment 8 Score per pupil, 2015-2016 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2015 2016 Warwickshire 50.3 52.1 National 48.6 49.9 Calculated retrospectively for 2015 Warwickshire County Council Key Stage 4 – GCSE and equivalent % of pupils achieving A*-C in English and maths GCSEs, 2014-2016 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 2014 2015 2016 Warwickshire 62% 63% 67% National 59% 59% 63% Warwickshire County Council Key Stage 4 – EBACC % of pupils achieving the English Baccalaureate, 2014-2016 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 2014 2015 2016 Warwickshire 26% 27% 29% National 24% 24% 25% Warwickshire County Council Ofsted Outcomes % of pupils attending Good and Outstanding Schools in Warwickshire (31st August 2016) 100 90 80 70 60 50 100 100 91 91 84 90 40 76 78 82 76 30 20 10 0 North Warwickshire Nuneaton and Rugby Stratford on Avon Warwick Bedworth Primary phase schools Warwickshire Average = 87% Secondary schools Warwickshire County Council Ofsted Outcomes 2015-16 Number Number Number that Type of Number whose whose maintained School inspected grade grade their grade Improved Declined Primary 9 3 3 phase (Infant, 15 (60%) (20%) (20%) Junior Primary) 3 2 1 Secondary 6 (50%) (33%) (17%) 12 5 4 Total 21 (57%) (24%) (19%) Warwickshire County Council Education Challenge Board Members Independent Chair - Peter Kent Teaching School Representatives: Vice Chair - Kate Gover Ashlawn Teaching School – Lois Reed Community Academies Trust Teaching School - Ed May & Philip Hamilton Primary HT Representatives Southam College Teaching School – Ranjit Samra North – Michelle Wall, Shustoke Primary The Griffin Teaching School Alliance – Gwen Nun/Bed – Tracey McGeever, St Nicolas CE Temple Academy Shires Teaching School Alliance - TBC Central – Darren Barrow, St John’s Primary East – Catherine Crisp, Hillmorton Primary / Andy LA Representatives Wardle, Dunchurch Boughton CE Junior Sally Taylor, Interim HoS Education & Learning South – Kate Gover, Claverdon Primary Jane Spilsbury, SM, Learning & Performance Secondary HT Representatives Hayley McDonagh, Safeguarding & Intervention Manager North – Philip Hamilton, The Polesworth School Central – Joy Mitchell, North Leamington School Other Representatives East – Lois Reed, Ashlawn School Ofsted - James McNeillie South – Paul Hyde, Alcester Academy DfE - Cheri Fayers Warwickshire County Council Closing the Gap Conference • Friday 2nd December, 8.30-12.30 • Schools whose gap is greater than the Warwickshire have been invited to attend. • If you have not booked your place yet please email [email protected] for more information and to book your place. Warwickshire County Council Education for All Bill • No longer a requirement for all schools to become academies • However, still the Government’s intention • Implications in relation to LA statutory responsibilities for school improvement • Still an intention to remove Education Services Grant Warwickshire County Council Early Years National Funding Formula Consultation • Under the proposed consultation, Warwickshire will be funded 140th lowest out of all 150 local authorities. • It proposes that the average provider hourly funding rate for 3-4 year olds may be £4.04. This includes funding for any supplements a child may attract e.g. deprivation • Consequently, the base hourly rate for all early years providers will have to be less than £4.04 Warwickshire County Council Early Years National Funding Formula Consultation • DfE is proposing transitional funding for two years but LA severely limited in targeting this funding. There is no indication of what DfE will do once transitional funding ends. • Consultation closed 22 September; still awaiting final decision • WCC submitted a response: - copy available for secondaries - copy emailed to all Primary Headteachers Warwickshire County Council Schools that Work for Everyone • DfE consultation on proposals to create more good school places, to do this by: - expecting independent schools to support existing or open new state schools, or offer funded places to children whose families can’t afford to pay fees - asking universities to sponsor or set up new schools in exchange for the ability to charge higher fees - allowing selective schools to expand, or new ones to open, while making sure they support non- selective schools Warwickshire County Council Schools that Work for Everyone - allowing new faith free schools to select up to 100% of pupils based on their faith, and introducing new requirements to make sure faith schools include pupils from different backgrounds • Consultation launched 12 September 2016 and ends 12 December 2016 • Find more information online at: https://consult.education.gov.uk/school- frameworks/schools-that-work-for-everyone Warwickshire County Council Changes to the LADO • Celia East has now left Warwickshire County Council • Two new LADOs: Michelle Pinnock-Ouma (Mon – Wed) Tel: 01926 745115 Susan Majeed (Wed – Fri) Tel: 01926 746989 Email: [email protected] Or phone MASH 01926 414144 and ask for the LADO.
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