Thanet 1 Reference Documents and Links
The following sections are currently present, clicking on the listed section here will jump to the appropriate point on this page:
Thanet 1 Headteacher information
Please also see the PEP Head/ SEF/ Curriculum sections below
- Thanet In Year Fair Access Protocol (IYFAP)
- Swine flu information link
- Kent Eco News link Summer 2009 edition out now - information on eco-schools
- DCSF - Your child, your schools, our future: building a 21st century schools system - 30 June 2009 Link to information and letters to Heads, Teachers, Governors and Support Staff
- Thanet Excellence Cluster
- Progressive Performance Management Criteria for Teachers (small file size - should work for most computers)
- Progressive Performance Management Criteria for Teachers (5mb version with embedded fonts)
Information from PEP Heads
In an effort to reduce the size of email updates to Headteachers the monthly 'useful documents' will be posted here instead of being included as attachments.
January 2010 PEP documents
- ASK_Primary_Assessment.pdf
- Flier_Deputy_and_Assistant _Heads_25.01.10.doc
- Flier_Early_years_teachers_ 02.02.10.doc
- Flier_G_and_T_Agenda_13.01.10.doc
- Flier_science_co-ord_meeting_27.01.10.doc
- ICT_co-ord_09.02.10_Thanet_1_and_2_flier.doc
- LLE_Information_for_Headteachers.doc
- NPQH_FlierJan_2010.jpg
- Securing_L2_Maths.pdf
- Securing_L3_Maths.pdf
- Securing_L4_Maths.pdf
- Securing_L5_updated_Maths.pdf
- Training_Spring_2010 _Newsletter.doc
Leadership for Learning - Day 2 Materials
Free laptop and internet access (Home Access)
Becta's Next Generation Learning campaign aims to address the digital divide by providing computers and Internet access to eligible families. An estimated one million children do not have a computer at home and 35 per cent of families have no home access to the internet. The aim of the programme is for every child to have equal access to the internet at home to assist with their learning. Home Access launches nationally in January 2010.
Click here for more information about eligibility
Click here for specimen application form
February 2010 PEP Documents
- February PEP Newsletter
- Flyer examples for contact details:Sketchbooks/ Speaking & Listening
- Barry Hymer course flyer for March 2010
- Gifted and Talented IQS form
March 2010 PEP Documents
- March PEP Newsletter
- A for L Good Practice observation form
- Assessment Reporting Arrangements SATS
- Y6 SATS information for Parents booklet
- Child Protection training record form
- Child Protection training letter
- Child Protection training form - schools
- Writing Competition poster as JPEG as Publisher file
- LLN training timetable (link to site)
- Margate Learning Zone PowerPoint
SEF Training
Further to the first SEF Training sessions 'Writing an Effective SEF' on 5 November, the SEF workbooks and other information are now available for you to download from the links here:
- SEF Overview and Guidance,
- SEF Workbook 1 - A1: The School's Context
- SEF Workbook 2 - A2.1 - A2.4: Outcomes Attainment and Progress
- SEF Workbook 3 - A2.5 - A2.11: Outcomes Every Child Matters
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- SEF Workbook 5 - A4: Leadership and Management
- SEF Workbook 6 - A5: Early Years Foundation Stage
- SEF Workbook 7 - A8: Summative Judgements
- SEF LCSP-briefing PowerPoint presentation
Curriculum - Raising Standards
- Science - Key Stage 1 Science Moderation
- Science - (AT1) Assessment Guidelines
- Science - (AT1) Assessment Guidelines - (Level 3)
- Thanet 1 LCSP Pupil Progress Project 2008-09
Thanet 1 LCSP Board Information
- LCSP Management Board Members
- 21st Century Schools - Presentation by Phil Pittock
- Triple Aim - 2009 Presentation by Penny Myles
Thanet 1 School Governor Information
A new Guide to the Law for School Governors was issued on 25 April 2009. The document here outlines the main changes. The full document can be found on Governornet
Common Assessment Framework (CAF)
The CAF is a framework for an initial needs assessment. It has been designed specifically to help practitioners assess early stages of additional unmet need before problems become complex and entrenched.In order to access the multi agency Primary Intervention Project in Thanet, or where a child has multiple needs please complete a CAF form.
Thanet Domestic Abuse Forum
Disabled Children
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Aiming High - Short Breaks Working Party report
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Parental information on NI 54 indicator (Disabled Children's Services)
Health
(mainly to help teeenagers see that their 'problems' aren't unique)
Thanet 1 Staff Meeting Documents
Protecting your health & swine flu latest news
Click here for Kent Trust Web latest link
As we head into the winter season, what better time to focus on protecting the health of ourselves and our families, including protection from swine flu. There has been a small decrease in the number of people with swine flu-like symptoms nationally, however, we are seeing an increase in the rates within Kent. So:
Help protect yourself and your family & friends from swine flu in 3 simple steps
To reduce the impact and spread of the swine flu virus during the winter months, we are all being encouraged to take the opportunities offered through the government’s seasonal and swine flu vaccination programmes. Contact your GP Surgery if you believe you are at particular risk. See detailed information at http://knet2/staff-zone/wellbeing-in-kcc/promoting-your-health-be-well/flu-and-swine-flu
Help stop the spread of the flu virus by taking simple hygiene precautions. Catch it Bin it Kill it really works. Download the poster and display it in your office: http://knet2/staff-zone/wellbeing-in-kcc/promoting-your-health-be-well/Flu%20-%20Catch%20It%20Bin%20It%20Kill%20It%20-%20Poster.pdf
Help us check the impact of swine flu within KCC by recording the new swine flu category as the cause of any sickness absence if you believe this is the reason – read more about this at
http://knet2/staff-zone/wellbeing-in-kcc/promoting-your-health-be-well/swine-flu-and-working-in-kcc
Project Summaries
In this section we aim to collate introductory details about the different projects being undertaken in the Thanet area. If you are running a project and would like details added pleast contact us.
Kent Poverty Innovation Pilot - the 'Poverty Pilot'
49,000 children live in poverty in Kent. Child poverty affects a young person’s health, educational attainment and life chances, and may impact on both their adulthood and their own children.
The Kent Poverty Innovation Pilot is a 2 year Government-funded project to test innovative approaches to alleviating child poverty. Building on existing capacity it tackles the underlying causes of poverty to make a sustainable difference and will be able to influence Kent’s strategy for the eradication of child poverty.
It is taking place in areas of Kent with particularly high need:
Thanet 1 LCSP
Thanet 2 LCSP
Swale Urban LCSP
Parkwood Estate, Maidstone
This represents a total population of 20,310, with 45% of children under 16 (2,241) living in income deprived families. By focusing on these areas, the pilot activities will be tested across a district, a Local Children’s Services Partnership and a single neighbourhood in coastal, urban and rural communities.
Project activities
Personal Social Health and Economic Education - Economic Education, including understanding money management will be trialled in secondary schools together with the development of new PSHE resources for children and young people to target those aspects where there is a demonstrable local need.
Family Group Conferencing - FGCs brings family members together, with the support of a professional facilitator, to discuss problems, concerns and barriers to change and then to agree on ways forward.
Click links for 2010 FGC information on FGC and referral form
Family Mentoring - This project will run during the second year of the pilot and build community resilience by sharing resources between families through targeted family to family support..
Family learning - Targeted learning to help families who may not traditionally access training. By gaining qualifications this can prepare them for work readiness, in response to welfare reform, and help them on a career path out of poverty.
Contact:
Esther Hamilton
Email: Esther.hamilton@kent.gov.uk
Telephone: 01622 674602
Mobile: 07545 419 321
Directories
Windchimes Resource Directory
Please see here for a brand new directory of resources for disabled C&YP in Dover, Thanet, Canterbury and Swale - the Districts for which Windchimes is the specialist resource centre hub.