Best Practice with Teaching Assistants Award letter14 April 2020 (by Craig.Orgill) |
Information on our new award project
Dr Linda James Mrs E. Mountstephens B.A. Mrs J Rowell B.A. Mrs A Westoby BSc MSc
Headteacher Deputy Headteacher Assistant Headteacher HR, Data & Network
My Ref: LJ/JD
Date: 8.4. 20
Dear Parents / Carers
Re: Best Practice with Teaching Assistants Award
This is to inform you all that Chasetown Community School is embarking on a new project which will lead to our school to achieve the “Best Practice with Teaching Assistants Award” in the future. With a focus on the leadership and work of all teaching assistants, the BPTAA is an exciting initiative that provides a process and framework for self-evaluation, planning and development, sharing of good practice and a celebration of success for the work of teaching assistants in all phases and types of schools and academies.
The award provides a straightforward, practical resource to support whole school improvement through leading the management and support of teaching assistants.
The core purposes that underpin the Best Practice with Teaching Assistants Award are:
- To recognise and celebrate the invaluable, increasingly complex role of teaching assistants in supporting the teaching and learning and pastoral care of pupils.
- To evaluate, monitor and support the leadership, management and work of teaching assistants in order to maximise pupil attainment, achievement and well-being of pupils.
Yours sincerely
Liz Mountstephens
Deputy Head