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Getting staff buy-in for school policies
When you review your policies you should engage staff in the process to get buy-in and encourage ownership. Read about ways that you can involve staff and get their feedback during this 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: 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
- Statutory policies and documents (PRUs)
- Statutory policies and procedures (EYFS)
- Supporting pupils with medical conditions: developing a policy
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