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School improvement plans based on the 2019 Ofsted framework (primary)
Use our template to create a school improvement plan (SIP) based on the 2019 Ofsted framework. See examples of SIPs from a range of primary schools.
Contents
- Action plans for the Early Years Foundation Stage
- Action plans to raise attainment of boys (primary)
- Effective action planning: subject and departmental leads
- English and maths action plans: examples (secondary)
- How to organise your monitoring schedule
- Improving teaching and learning: action plans
- Linking subject plans to the school improvement plan
- Linking your school improvement plan to your budget
- Literacy and maths action plans: examples (primary)
- Long-term strategic plans: guidance and examples
- Make pupil feedback count: how one SLT hears from every pupil, every year
- Phonics aims in action plans
- Post-inspection action plans
- Premises development plans: template and examples
- Raising attainment plans
- Reading action plans (primary) Updated
- School improvement planning: role of governors
- School improvement plans: EYFS
- School improvement plans: primary
- School improvement plans: secondary
- School improvement plans: special schools
- School improvement plan: template and checklist
- Science action plans (primary)
- SENCO action plans
- SMSC development: action plans
- Template for writing a case study on classroom practice
- Whole-school pastoral action plans
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