Post Ofsted Parent Meeting Monday 11th Feb 2013 Fladbury First School
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Welcome Introductions: Rev Clive Fairclough – Chair of Governors Miss Julie Wilson – Head Teacher Mr Brian Pengelly – School Improvement Adviser Mrs Irene Punt – School Manager South Mrs Kate Brunt – Local Leader in Education - headteacher of an outstanding Worcestershire Primary school Mrs Ann Mundy – Diocesan Director of Education Revd Canon Dr Stuart Currie- Chair of Board of Education , Worcester Diocese Check that the audience contains only those who have been invited and that all have signed the register alongside the name of the pupil for whom they are parent / carer. Establish protocol: In order that we have as full and frank discussion as possible we ask that what is said here is not reported to the media you will understand that the Panel will not be able to address any matters that apply to individual pupils. Should you have concerns about your own child/ren then this is not the forum. Please bring those questions to headteacher. Always welcome to do so.
Transcript of Post Ofsted Parent Meeting Monday 11th Feb 2013 Fladbury First School
Post Ofsted Parent Meeting
Monday 11th Feb 2013Fladbury First School
WelcomeIntroductions:Rev Clive Fairclough – Chair of GovernorsMiss Julie Wilson – Head TeacherMr Brian Pengelly – School Improvement AdviserMrs Irene Punt – School Manager SouthMrs Kate Brunt – Local Leader in Education - headteacher of an outstanding Worcestershire Primary schoolMrs Ann Mundy – Diocesan Director of EducationRevd Canon Dr Stuart Currie- Chair of Board of Education , Worcester Diocese
Why was the whole school graded 4 – Inadequate, when
Early Years provision was rated “good”?
Why didn’t you deal with poor teaching quality sooner?
Is being in classes of mixed ages a reason for the inadequate
judgement?
Mathematics has been a weakness for a few years now,
why has this not been addressed before now and what is being
done now?
How can we be assured that the standards of Year 4’s will meet
that of pupils from other schools when they move to Pinvin Middle
School?
How do we know that you’ve got a grip on things now?
How will the head be helped to improve the school?
What plans are in place for the future?
How often will the LA come into assess the school?
When will we get the next Ofsted?
Further questions?The school will arrange further opportunities for you to ask questions and share the school’s journey of improvement.
Are there any other questions now?
