Governing Matters September 2022
This September 2022 issue of Governing Matters focusses on a wide range of topics from addressing disadvantage, the challenges facing school leaders, pupil wellbeing to using the outdoors to learn, keeping children safe in education and much more.
Take a look at one of our featured articles below and discover a whole range of news covering in-depth topics.
Cover story
School and trust governance in 2022
Increasing safeguarding concerns, a greater focus on the curriculum, the highest level of difficulty recruiting teaching staff since 2014, and the rise and rise of the local tier of MAT governance. Nina Sharma looks at this year鈥檚 芭乐视频下载app survey.
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Addressing disadvantage - from strategy to success
芭乐视频下载app鈥檚 policy and projects manager Fiona Fearon reflects on lessons at a summer seminar on tackling the educational impact of disadvantage
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The Gathering Storm - your leader needs you
芭乐视频下载app senior public relations officer Ciar谩n Scott summarises the challenges facing school leaders
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Pupil wellbeing at the heart of governance
'Despite a worsening crisis of children and young people鈥檚 mental health, boards still have the power to make a difference', says 芭乐视频下载app鈥檚 Elizabeth Collin
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Go outdoors
芭乐视频下载app policy and research officer Megan聽Tate explores how getting out into nature is an effective and efficient way to learn about the environment
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Local governors & MATs: a time and opportunity to rethink
David Brown, chief executive of Eynsham Partnership Academy and a trust chair in Birmingham, explains how celebrating the local tier works in one trust in Oxfordshire
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Keeping children safe in education
With guidance updated, 芭乐视频下载app information officer Fariha Choudhury explains what has changed for governing boards
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