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School staff appraisal: requirements and approaches
What are the requirements for appraisal of staff? What is good practice? We look at the requirement to annually appraise teachers in maintained schools, and at examples of arrangements for teachers in academies, as well as support staff. We also include a case study from a teaching school.
- Agreeing performance objectives with teachers
- Appraisal: 360-degree feedback form
- Appraisal and maternity leave
- Appraisal: stages of the cycle
- Line management of middle leaders
- Mid-year performance review proformas
- Performance management checklists
- Setting performance objectives for different career stages
- Staff feedback forms: appraisal process
- Teacher appraisal and capability: requirements
- Teacher appraisal reports: template and guidance
- Teacher on a page: template
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