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Getting staff buy-in for school policies
If you have a new or updated policy you want staff to buy into, use the advice in this article. Read about ways that you can involve staff and get their feedback during this consultation process.
Contents
- Involve staff early and openly
- Options for involving staff
- Let staff know about the next steps
- Pick which policies you review in-depth with staff
- Buy-in for pastoral policies
- Further resources
- "Do we need a policy on this?": decision flowchart
- Non-statutory policies and documents
- Policy review schedules: advice and examples
- School policies: consulting staff, unions and parents new
- School policies: how can we ensure that staff read them?
- School policy review: model statement on equality
- School policy template and policy writing advice
- Statutory policies and documents for schools updated
- Statutory policies and documents (PRUs)
- Statutory policies and procedures (EYFS)
- Supporting pupils with medical conditions: developing a policy
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