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Part-time staff: attending INSET days and meetings
Know whether you can make a part-time staff member attend meetings, including parent evenings, and training events, such as INSET days. See the rules for teachers and support staff, and whether you should pro-rata attendance.
- Directed time: applying it in practice
- Directed time: entitlement to breaks
- Directed time: organising the 1,265 hours
- Introducing additional INSET days
- Lunch and breaktime supervision duties for staff
- Part-time teachers' working time
- Rest breaks for support staff
- SENCOs: teaching commitments
- Staff meetings: schedules and agendas
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