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Pupil progress meetings: organisation and effective practice

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Last updated on 10 April 2017
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How can we structure pupil progress meetings (PPMs?) We relay advice from one of our associate education experts on holding effective PPMs in schools and in the early years. We also look at how a junior school conducts PPMs, and link to examples of proformas for recording PPMs.

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Contents

  1. 1 Organising and running meetings
  2. 2 Effective meetings
  3. 3 Example from a junior school
  4. 4 Proformas for PPMs: examples

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