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Self-managing schools

Our headteachers and school governors are responsible for the performance of their schools and have access to a network of support and positive challenge to ensure that their school’s strengths are maximised and that any areas for development are addressed.

Support for school improvement comes from the school governing body and from the formal partnerships that schools are part of, be that trust, federation, diocesan group or through an academy sponsor.

Schools can also expect us to monitor school performance and for us to support them to accelerate their efforts to improve. We can use legal powers to intervene in any case where we find failure.

We support school improvement by:

  • Talking to headteachers.
     
  • Helping schools to learn from the things that work well in other schools.

We also work with schools to arrange training or support from Entrust, our school improvement partner.

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Thousands of Staffordshire college students have benefited from a learning programme helping them to understand successful business and entrepreneurship – and it has now been expanded to a younger age group.
Date:
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Staffordshire's SEND Event Unites Families and Professionals

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All parts of the SEND community, including Staffordshire County Council, came together at an event to share experiences, advice and information.
Date:
09 October 2024

Work on roundabout to support all-through school begins

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Work to build a roundabout allowing access to Staffordshire's first ever all-through school has begun. Staffordshire County Council's highways crews will be installing a new 3-arm roundabout on the A51 into the site of the former Rugeley Power Station, which is being transformed into a new development area.
Date:
27 September 2024

Thousands of little heroes assemble in Staffordshire this September

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Staffordshire County Council has officially launched a brand-new 'Little Heroes' campaign to encourage and support regular school attendance in primary schools across the county.
Date:
16 September 2024

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