Pupil progress meetings are useful for school improvement
You don’t need to have pupil progress meetings, but they're a useful way to discuss the data that teachers and other staff have collected while tracking and assessing pupils’ progress.
Use these meetings to reflect on the progress individual pupils, or groups of pupils, have made throughout the term and identify any gaps in your provision or areas for improvement.
You can then plan next steps to improve attainment. We’ve listed some suggestions at the end of this article.
You can consider a different approach
Instead of pupil progress meetings, your senior leadership team (SLT) can keep track of assessment data and raise any discrepancies with the relevant teachers.
Teachers can also raise concerns about individual pupils on an ad hoc basis.
Schedule termly meetings with the relevant people
Who should attend
In most cases,