Schools Management

The Herefordshire Levels of Need and Service Response Guidance is now available on the Information for Professionals and Practitioners page supporting multiagency work across the county. Follow the link to find the document.

This section of the website provides a one-stop-shop for school teachers and leaders to find all the information provided by Herefordshire Council to support you in managing your schools. The section is organised into areas of work which you will find within the left navigation pane, including curriculum, finances and health and safety.

In addition this section enables us to provide a secure means to make specific documentation about your school available to you and for you to inform us of incidents of bullying. Should you have any problems accessing these pages, please contact the Quality and Improvement Team within the People's Directorate who will help you out.

Resources

Directory of Local Authority Staff for Schools and Early Years Settings

Directory of Council and Hoople staff who regularly work with Schools and Early Years settings.

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If you need help to understand a document, or would like it in another format or language, please call 01432 260500 or email info@herefordshire.gov.uk

Worried about a child or young person aged 17 years or under?

If you are concerned about a child or young person's safety or wellbeing please don't assume that someone else will take responsibility. You could help to save a child's life.
If you are worried, report it.

Please click here to find out how.

What's new in the Schools Management area

Although not part of the Schools Management section, it worth schools noting that we have created a new section for relief teachers. If any of the relief teachers who work with your school ask you for information or someone enquires about work through you, you can point them in the direction of the new pages.

20th March 2012

Working in partnership with Schools and Academies for the people of Herefordshire.

Education Fact of the Fortnight

The Elementary Education Act 1880 made attendance from 5–10 years a statutory responsibility. With compulsory attendance came the need for an early Education Welfare Service and the first incarnation was the introduction of Attendance Officers with the ability to enforce attendance at school.

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