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stockport governors association search govas and academies contact us subscribe to our newsletter toggle navigation about govas govas works closely with the stockport children and young people directorate, but we are a fully independent association of governors affiliated to the equally independent national governors association. every governor in stockport is automatically a govas member (as long as your institution pays their subscriptionof £10.00 pa)and our management committee is made up exclusively of serving volunteer governors in stockport’s schools – nursery, primary secondary and special. our biggest strength is our links with all the school governors in stockport through our newsletter, special communications, and this website. govas mini conference july 2018 print end of school year update from govas- july 15 th 2018 hmi anne seneviratne gave a highly thought provoking and very well received presentation on ofsted's latest thinking on the curriculum at the govas agm and summer term meeting held at priestnall school earlier this month. slides from the presentations are available -here- . anne began with a summary of the ofsted report on " key stage 3: the wasted years ", and then moved on to summarise the progress ofsted had made to date in rethinking its approach to the curriculum for all schools , in part in preparation for the anticipated new inspection framework for schools, to be introduced in september 2019. -click this link for details- amongst the key messages was the central importance of "mutually respectful" primary- secondary partnerships, which required strong headteacher leadership and commitment and an associated professional understanding of pupils prior learning in ks2. governors. she said "some north west las" ( stockport included) have been actively seeking to support and challenge leaders to develop and deepen their focus on transition, in particular around pupil learning, and that ofsted itself is focussing more closely on this and looking for evidence at secondary level of ks3 being given high priority by headteachers. governing boards need to be involved in this. for a while now, the new chief inspector amanda spielman (hmci) has been stressing the importance of a broadly-based curriculum , and this message came through very strongly in the second half of the presentation, reflecting ofsted’s ongoing work on the inspection framework. “the curriculum is going to be massive”, anne said , stressing that the september 2019 new inspections will have “…at their heart …[the] school’s curriculum”. literacy (especially),“ the gateway to all learning”) and mathematics remain fundamental, but rote learning is to be avoided and the links between subjects emphasised. she added that findings from ofsted’s recent school curriculum survey had shown weaknesses in curriculum knowledge and expertise, a narrowing of the offer to pupils, ‘teaching to the test’, and real concerns about social justice. this latter point was a theme throughout the evening, with pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds more likely to be heavily reliant on school input, rather than from family and friends. some secondary schools decision to reduce ks3 to 2 years was a real concern for ofsted we were told, raising issues of “…equity, entitlement, and [premature] student subject choices.” schools continuing to opt for a 2-year ks3 can expect heavy scrutiny in any inspection. rather than a “ broad and balanced” curriculum discourse, perhaps we should be thinking of it needing to be “deep and rich”, and considering the knowledge we wish children to acquire. in responding to questions, anne acknowledged the difficulties many schools were facing in teacher supply, especially in the secondary sector, and that the renewed emphasis on foundation subjects and cross curricular themes creates challenges for subject leaders, especially in the primary sector. indeed governors need to consider exactly what being a “subject lead” means in practice and how leads can be appropriately supported to make the role “real”, as it needs to be. she concluded by leaders and governors need to be able to evaluate the effectiveness of their curriculum offer- “ is it doing what you set out to do? “ govas committee update one new member was elected, dayan atenyam (norbury hall primary school),and read more: govas mini conference july 2018 stockport governor conference 17th march 2018 print "effective governance in challenging times" key note speaker was emma knights, obe, chief executive of the nga (national governors assiciation) "emma knights, obe, is chief executive of the national governance association (nga) - the leading charity for guidance, research, advice and training for school governors and trustees. prior to her appointment in 2010 she was joint ceo of the daycare trust. before that, she worked in a number of roles in the voluntary sector, particularly in the legal services commission, citizens advice and the local government association. as well as leading projects on child poverty and educational attainment, emma has written on a wide range of topics and is co-author of the nga’s chair’s handbook. emma regularly addresses legislators and the media on governance issues, as well as school governors, trustees, clerks and school leaders. she was a governor at a secondary school in warwickshire for 7 years and is a founding trustee of the foundation for leadership in education. emma was awarded an obe in the 2018 new year's honours list for services to education." emma`s slide are available here -emma knigh slides- for the workshop slides click on the workshop menu on the right -or just click here- schools forum newsletter - january 2018 print newsletter 22 – january 2018 the school forum who are they and what do they do click here for further information apologies there were not a newsletter issued after the december 2017 meeting – please refer to the council web-site for full details of the reports and the public minutes. in this issue, we are including key points from the schools forum meeting held on 25 january 2018 particularly; schools funding settlement 2018/19, annual pro-forma toolkit return to dfe, 201819 budget update and dsg review group. a full copy of the minutes will be made available via the council web-site in due course, see section 7 below. schools forum meeting 25 january 2018 – key points matters arising from 7 december 2017 meeting minutes a discussion took place in relation to the “disappointment” expressed from the secondary sector colleagues that the new laurus trust free schools now confirmed for opening in september 2018 were not included in the original formula modelling figures included in the schools’ financial consultation last term. the impact of which was that the headroom monies available within the schools’ block of funding for distribution to schools had now been reduced. the secondary sector representatives indicated that the former vote on the 0.5% transfer from the schools’ block to the high needs block may have been different if all information had been known. the service director for education outlined the la would have taken such matter to the secretary of state if schools’ forum approval had not have been granted. read more: schools forum newsletter - january 2018 happy new year from all of us at govas print best wishes for 2018, another year of challenges lies ahead, 2017 saw a new ofsted charter rigorously testing our procedures and knowledge and we are confident that this will continue into 2018. so make sure that all of your governors are up to date with what is going on in your school and don`t forget to ask those dificult questions when they need to be asked to the senior team. this is what being a governor is all about. thanks govas team schools forum newsletter - september 2017 print newsletter 21 – september 2017 the school forum who are they and what do they do click here for further information welcome to the 21st edition of the

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