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West Kent District Governor Briefing Autumn 2016 Welcome Agenda Welcome and outline of meeting Julia Durcan, AGO West Kent Jared Nehra- Area Education Officer Rachel Gough SIA- Presentation on Primary and Secondary School

  1. West Kent District Governor Briefing Autumn 2016 Welcome

  2. Agenda • Welcome and outline of meeting – Julia Durcan, AGO West Kent • Jared Nehra- Area Education Officer • Rachel Gough SIA- Presentation on Primary and Secondary School Improvement including district data within Kent and latest Ofsted updates. • The Kent Governor Association updates – Deborah Bruce • In The News – General updates from Julia Durcan • Governor Questions • Close

  3. Polite Reminders ! • Housekeeping • Paper free ! • Have you signed the register? • List at least two actions that you will complete following this discussion. • Please complete the online evaluations (direct to you via email)

  4. Tunbridge Wells Governor Briefing: Area Education Officer Update 21 September 2016 Jared Nehra – Area Education Officer (West Kent)

  5. Discussion Topics • Commissioning Update • Managing Complaints / Social Networking • Q&A

  6. Education Commissioning Plan • Reviewing KCP for 2017-21. Publication expected November 2016. • Previous Plan forecasting accuracy was as follows: – Year R: Tunbridge Wells <1%, Kent overall <1% – Year 7: Tunbridge Wells +2.9%, Kent overall <1%

  7. Housing • TWBC’s ‘Objectively Assessed Need’ identifies a requirement for 12,960 new dwellings, equating to 648 per year. • Previously this was 6,000 dwellings or 300 per year. • Sites as yet unknown – Call for Sites recently undertaken. • Additional development anticipated in periphery of TW town and Paddock Wood ( source KCC analysis ) • c7,000 additional homes may necessitate up to 9 FE primary and 7FE secondary, possibly including new schools

  8. School Commissioning: Mainstream • Primary – Relocation and Expansion of St. Peter’s CEPS onto Hawkenbury development – 1FE required at Paddock Wood (2FE Free School application approved – Tenax) – Benenden CEPS – relocation and minor expansion (PSBP2) Medium term (2018 and beyond) – Skinners’ Kent Primary School has the scope to expand to 2FE as required Doesn’t include new housing arising from Local Plan process!

  9. School Commissioning: Mainstream • Secondary – 2FE from 2017 – 6FE from 2018 – 2FE by 2022 – Weald of Kent Annex (Sevenoaks) will reduce pressure for girls’ selective places – Discussions with EFA and TWBC on potential new Free School from September 2018 – Other expansions are also being explored Doesn’t include new housing arising from Local Plan process!

  10. School Commissioning: SEN SEN Provision • Currently consulting on proposal to establish nursery provision at Oakley School (special) • Oakley School satellite open at Skinners’ Kent Primary School

  11. Managing School Complaints • KCC’s model complaints policy for maintained schools has now been revised in the light of the DfE’s 2016 guidance • We have also added a guidance document to help schools manage the growing issue of parents and others raising complaints via social networking sites • Both available on KELSI: http://www.kelsi.org.uk/school-management/complaints

  12. Managing School Complaints (2) • AEOs may be able to offer mediation (traded service) • Training is available for Governors - Next course 8 March 2017 at Hadlow Manor – other dates may be available on request • Information and booking through CPD online: https://cpdgovernors.kentcpdonline.org.uk/cpd/default.asp

  13. Q & A • Questions?

  14. Rachel Gough • Primary and Secondary Improvement including Kent and District data • Latest Ofsted updates

  15. 2016 Outcomes In 2016, the new more challenging national curriculum was assessed, following its introduction in 2014. Because of the changes, figures for 2016 are not comparable with those from earlier years.

  16. 2016 Floor Standard The floor standard is the minimum standard for pupil attainment and / or progress that the government expects schools to meet. To be above the floor, the school needs to meet either the attainment or all of the progress elements.  at least 65% of pupils meet the expected standard in English reading, English writing and mathematics; or  the school achieves sufficient progress scores in all three subjects. At least -5 in English reading, -5 in mathematics and -7 in English writing. NB: No school will be confirmed as being below the floor until December 2016 when schools’ performance tables are published

  17. Early Years Foundation Stage The Early Years Foundation Stage results for Kent have improved again, at 74.8%. This continues a very good upward trend, placing Kent above the national average. % achieving a Good Level of Development 75 73 69 69 66 60 2014 2015 2016 Kent National

  18. EYFS – Area/District % reaching a Good Level of Development (GLD) National 69.3 Kent 74.8 West Kent 77.4 Maidstone 75.4 Tonbridge and 79.5 Malling Tunbridge Wells 77.7

  19. Year 1 Phonics  Kent has continued to improve outcomes in Phonics in 2016.  81.6% of pupils met the expected standard, compared with 80.5% nationally.  Kent has improved outcomes in phonics by 7.4% since 2014. This compares favourably with the national improvement rate of 6.5%.

  20. Phonics – Area/District % reaching a Good Level of Development (GLD) change to phonics National 69.3 Kent 74.8 West Kent 83.6 Maidstone 82.2 Tonbridge and 83.1 Malling Tunbridge Wells 86.4

  21. Key Stage 1 Attainment Kent has also performed above the national average for every indicator at Key Stage 1. % reaching Mathematics English English Reading Writing or exceeding the expected standard National 74.0 65.5 72.6 Kent 78.2 71.3 77.5

  22. Key Stage 1 – Area/District Mathematics % reaching English English Reading Writing or exceeding the expected standard National 74.0 65.5 72.6 Kent 78.2 71.3 77.5 West Kent 80.3 73.2 79.6 Maidstone 77.4 70.2 75.6 Tonbridge and 81.7 75.2 82.5 Malling Tunbridge 82.5 75.2 81.7 Wells

  23. Key Stage 2 Attainment Kent performed above or in line with the national average for all indicators. Mathematics % reaching R, W, M English English Grammar, combined Reading Writing or Punctuation and Spelling exceeding the expected standard National 53.0 66.0 74.0 72.0 70.0 Kent 58.1 69.2 80.0 72.5 71.3

  24. Key Stage 2 Attainment Mathematics % reaching or R, W, English English GPS Reading Writing exceeding the M comb expected standard National 53.0 66.0 74.0 72.0 70.0 Kent 58.1 69.2 80.0 72.5 71.3 West Kent 59.6 71.4 81.5 73.6 70.9 Maidstone 58.4 70.1 80.0 73.4 69.7 Tonbridge 60.8 72.6 82.6 75.3 72.4 and Malling Tunbridge 59.8 71.7 82.2 71.7 70.8 Wells

  25. FSM Attainment Gaps – KS2 GPS Mathematics % reaching or R, W, M English English comb Reading Writing exceeding the expected standard - GAP National National data not yet available Kent 23.2 20.0 17.2 21.0 19.7 West Kent 28.1 22.7 17.8 25.0 27.1 Maidstone 23.7 19.7 18.8 24.3 25.7 Tonbridge 34.8 27.1 17.2 24.9 26.9 and Malling Tunbridge 26.0 21.6 16.5 26.6 29.7 Wells

  26. Priorities • Reducing differences for disadvantaged pupils • Mathematics

  27. Kent vs Statistical Neighbours % Pupils Achieving Expected Average Average A High Score - A High Expected A Higher Expected A High Score Standard - Expected Scaled Scaled Score - Average Grammar, Score - Standard - Standard - Standard - - Reading Grammar, Standard - Score - Grammar, Scaled Score Punctuation, Maths RWM RWM Reading Test Test Punctuation, Maths Test Reading Punctuation, - Maths Test Spelling Test Test Spelling Test Test Spelling Test Kent 58 6 69 21 72 22 71 17 103 104 103 East Sussex 50 3 65 19 67 18 65 13 103 103 102 Essex 55 6 67 19 74 23 71 17 103 104 103 Lancashire 53 5 64 17 72 20 69 16 102 104 103 Northamptonshire 47 4 63 17 70 19 66 13 102 103 102 Nottinghamshire 52 5 64 17 72 21 70 15 102 104 103 Staffordshire 51 5 66 18 72 21 68 15 103 104 103 Swindon 44 2 65 18 72 24 69 15 102 104 103 Warwickshire 57 8 69 23 74 25 71 18 103 105 103 West Sussex 44 2 64 20 67 19 63 13 102 103 102 Worcestershire 47 5 64 18 66 18 64 14 102 103 102 National 53 5 66 19 72 23 70 17 103 104 103 Kent's Ranked Position 1 2 1 2 3 4 1 2 1 2 1 (1=top, 11=bottom)

  28. School Improvement Allocation Good + schools - 3 visits (1.5 days) RI or potential RI - 8 visits (4 days) SCC or potential SCC - 18 visits (9 days) Academies/ Free Schools - 2 visits

  29. Area Improvement Advisers Area Senior Improvement Adviser - Tel German Improvement Advisers -Matt Dickson, Penny Bowles, Keith Ransom, Keith Homewood, Noureddin Khassal Alastair McMeckan. Early Years Adviser – Polly Sharman (Senior), Sandy Wheeler

  30. Secondary Schools’ Update

  31. 2016 Outcomes • Significant changes to national performance measures in 2016 • Key performance measures are: - Progress 8 - A*-C in both English and maths combined - Grade C or above in the EBacc - Attainment 8

  32. 2016 Outcomes • The DfE intends to publish schools’ Progress 8 data on 13 th October 2016 (provisional date) • Overall in Kent, standards have risen in the old measure of 5A*-C including English and maths • Trends have also improved in A*- C English; A*-C maths; and C+ in the EBacc

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