HfL are running a number of sessions that might prove of interest to Governors in the coming months, with topics including Fraud Prevention, Mediation & SEND Inspections.
Including lots of great attractions, the Herts Show will also see HASG supporting the Governor Recruitment Roadshow this year. Located in the Herts County Council Marquee why not pop along and say hello?
Other attractions include:
Motocross Stunt Show,
Devil’s Horsemen,
Scurry Driving display,
All Human Circus,
Traditional Crafts,
Titan the Robot,
Eagle & Vulture Show,
Victorian Travelling Show,
Farm animals,
Suffolk Punch Horses,
Food hall,
Shopping and much more!
The show runs on 28th & 29th May and tickets are on sale now with advance tickets at a 20% discount:
Adult – £14.80
Child – £7.20 (5yrs – 15yrs, under 5’s free)
Family – £36.80 (admits two adults and two children)
Senior – £13.20
Call 0344 850 2111 to book or visit their website to book online.
The Spring 2016 round of Hertfordshire Headteacher Updates will be taking place throughout March 2016; there is an evening session for Governors and Headteachers to attend together on Tuesday 8th March between 6 – 8pm (Light refreshments will be served). Continue reading “Spring 2016 Headteacher Update”
The March edition of the paper is now in schools, with a spotlight on school business managers including how to become a consultant with HfL, information on the upcoming Teach in Herts Teacher Recruitment Fair, and also news from Hertfordshire schools and Herts for Learning. Continue reading “March 2016 Exchange”
TES: More evidence that workload is driving the teacher recruitment and retention crisis
4th April 2016
The TES is reporting that there is more evidence that the rising workload is driving teachers away from the profession and exacerbating the recruitment crisis. More than eight in 10 teachers have considered Continue reading “TES, Parent View, Academies”
Martin Post is Regional Schools Commissioner for South-Central England and North-West London having started in his role on 18 August 2014. Before his appointment, Martin was Headmaster of Watford Grammar School for Boys. Earlier in his career he has also:
served as both a local leader of education and a national leader of education,
served as a trustee of the Teacher Development Trust.