Whole School Planning> Advice for
Schools
These documents provide support for developing a policy for the
induction and assessment of new arrivals in primary and secondary
schools. These packs include a model policy and guidance for
leadership teams and teaching staff.
(244KB)
Policy for Induction and Assessment of Newly Arrived Pupils in Primary
Schools
(131KB)
Policy for Induction and Assessment of Newly Arrived Pupils in Primary
Schools
(249KB)
Policy for Induction and Assessment of New Arrived Students in Secondary
Schools
(119KB)
Policy for Induction and Assessment of New Arrived Students in Secondary
Schools
National Curriculum Assessments, GCSE concessions, alternative
accreditation for GCSE English and accreditation in languages other than
English.
(100KB) Bilingual Learners and Accreditation 2009-2010
S.A.R.I. (Support Against Racist Incidents) is a specialist
organisation offering support and advice to schools. Pro-active
services for schools include assemblies, classroom sessions, staff
training, pupil support, and support with developing policies.
Services are free.
See the pdf below for details.
(122KB)
S.A.R.I. Services for schools
HM Multi-agency practice guidelines: Handling
cases of Forced Marriage 2009
(182KB)
HM Multi-agency practice guidelines: Handling cases of Forced Marriage
2009
The statutory guidance sets out the responsibilities of Chief
Executives, directors and senior managers within agencies involved with
handling cases of forced marriage. It covers issues such as staff
training, developing inter-agency policies and procedures, raising
awareness and developing
prevention programmes through outreach work. This document seeks to
supplement the Statutory Guidance with advice and support to front line
practitioners who have responsibilities to safeguard children and
protect adults from the abuses associated with forced marriage.
National Children's Bureau: NCB Member
Briefing on unaccompanied asylum seeking children.
(63KB)
Better Outcomes: The Way Forward - Improving the care of
unaccompanied asylum seeking children
Good advice for senior managers and pastoral staff.
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