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Ysgol Cefnllys

Learning today to shape tomorrow

Dysgu Heddiw Er Mwyn Llunio Yfory

School Development Plan

School Development Plan 2022-2023

 

Learning today to shape tomorrow

Dysgu Heddiw Er Mwyn Llunio Yfory

 

 Our vision statement encourages all learners to be:

“mindful, enthusiastic and emotionally agile

in their care and learning for themselves,

others and their environment”

 

Ysgol Cefnllys School Development Plan Priorities 2023-2024

 

Three-Year Priorities 2022 – 2023

 

Inspection Area 1

Learning

Inspection Area 2

Wellbeing

Inspection Area 3

Teaching & Learning experiences

Inspection Area 4

Care support and guidance

Inspection Area 5

Leadership & management

2022-2023

Closing the gap in standards of reading/numeracy following school closure due to pandemic

 

To improve problem solving skills across the curriculum

To improve problem solving skills across the curriculum

 

Parental engagement

 

Establish roles and responsibilities of new HT and deputy

2023-2024

(high level priorities)

 

Improve digital competence skills

Review assessment of wellbeing of staff and learners

 

Cymraeg Campus silver award

Bilingualism and teaching of WSL

 

Review assessment and progression

Audit effectiveness of intervention

 

Review assessment processes for tracking pupil progress

 

Extending SLT and aspiring SLT

 

2024-2025

(high level priorities)

To be reviewed by newly appointed HT

Review the provision for artistic, creative and physical skills

Review of attitudes to learning

Review the curriculum

Are connections secure to develop and consolidate prior learning?

Review and plan further for participation in arts, sports and recreation.

 

Review the pupil contribution to wider school life

Extending SLT and aspiring SLT

 

 

Priorities for 2022 2023

Priority 1: To close the gap in reading and numeracy standards

Key Question and Quality Indicator:

Standards and progress in learning and skills

Related to the Post Estyn Inspection Plan: No

RRRS funding

 

Success criteria in terms of standards or quality:

  • Nearly all identified learners improve standardised score in Reading personalised assessment
  • Nearly all identified learners improve standardised score in Numeracy procedural personalised assessment
 

Internal Accountability: HT

Accountability to the Governing Body: Standards and resources committee

 

Very good progress

 

Strong progress

 

Satisfactory progress

 

Limited progress

 

 

Actions 

Who?

Milestone Term 1

Milestone Term 2

Milestone Term 3

Professional Development Needs

Source of Finance and Cost

 

1

Recruit staff to release two experienced teaching assistants to provide regular catch up sessions for both reading and numeracy (one for Rec-Y3. And other for Y4-Y6)

HT

In place with timetables for immediate start

Support staff to work with learners and re assess

Evaluate progress

Support staff to work with learners and re assess

Evaluate progress

none

RRRS funding – 2 LSAs 0.8 FTE

 

2

Explore intervention for Numeracy with assessment tool

HT

LSAs to explore options

Use Numeracy programme

Evaluate

Use Numeracy programme

Evaluate

LSA time to familiarise

RRRS funding – 2 LSAs 0.8 FTE

 

3

Monitor throughout year using personalised assessments/RWI assessments/Salford

DHT

SS from May 22 to use as baseline

Resit assessment at end Autumn term

Resit assessment at end Spring term

Evaluate reading through Governors Listening to learners

none

 

 

4

Introduce parent/carer to plan and regularly inform them of work undertaken, providing additional practice at home

DHT

Regular communication with parents

Questionnaire for parents

Revisit following feedback from parents

none

 

 

How can the wider community of the school enrich the priority?

 

Link to parent/carer for support at home

 
                 

 

 

 

Priority 2: To improve provision for problem solving and reasoning skills

Key Question and Quality Indicator:

Teaching and Learning experiences

Wellbeing

 

Related to the Post Estyn Inspection Plan: No

 

Success criteria in terms of standards or quality:

  • Most learners improve on their standardised score in personalised assessment – Numeracy Reasoning
  • Effective, regular and timetabled sessions to solve problems indoors and outdoors as identified by learning walks
  • Increased visits/visitors to enable development of problem solving skills
  • Learners to be able to express how they solve problems in life and relationships
 

Internal Accountability: DHT

Accountability to the Governing Body:

Standards and resources committee

 

Very good progress

 

Strong progress

 

Satisfactory progress

 

Limited progress

 

 

Actions 

Who?

Milestone Term 1

Milestone Term 2

Milestone Term 3

Professional Development Needs

Source of Finance and Cost

 

1

Teachers to plan for problem solving activities throughout curriculum

teachers

All staff to plan activity

Staff to share activity at staff meeting

Adapt provision to reflect best practice

none

Directed time

 

2

Source/explore visits and visitors that will develop skills in problem solving/reasoning

DHT

At least one visit

At least one visit

Questionnaire for learners

At least one visit

Evaluate visits

none

Parent contribution plus school budget top up

 

3

Develop strategies for solving problems in relationships

DHT

Assembly/PSE plan

All staff to deliver plan

Evaluate through learner questionnaires

none

 

 

4.

RSE – problem solving – PSE

DHT

Plan and deliver sessions

Plan and deliver sessions

Plan and deliver sessions

none

 

 

5

Purchase set of games for Chero time/wet play that develop problem solving skills

DHT

research

Purchase and distribute

Gove review in listening to learners

none

£500 EIG

 

6

Hold a whole school reasoning and problem solving day prior to a parent evening so we can promote the ideas – use nrich, treasure hunt around school etc – also include debate /language reasoning

TLR holder

Research and plan school only

Research and plan learner and parent event

Research and plan learner and parent event Governors to review in learning walk

 

 

 

How can the wider community of the school enrich the priority?

 

 

 
                

 

 

Priority 3: To improve opportunities for parental engagement

Key Question and Quality Indicator:

Care Support and Guidance

 

Related to the Post Estyn Inspection Plan: No

 

Success criteria in terms of standards or quality:

  • Between a minority and half of parents attend an open evening
  • The majority of parent/carers attend the sharing assembly
 

Internal Accountability: DHT

Accountability to the Governing Body:

Standards and resources committee

 

Very good progress

 

Strong progress

 

Satisfactory progress

 

Limited progress

 

 

Actions 

Who?

Milestone Term 1

Milestone Term 2

Milestone Term 3

Professional Development Needs

Source of Finance and Cost

 

1

Research parental participation

Parental Participation Training for Schools | Parentkind

DHT

Course

Evaluation

 

 

course

£60 PLG

 

2

Ensure termly open evenings for parents/carers to visit classes

HT

Each term

Each term

Each term

None

none

 

3

Develop reading café sessions for parent/carer to attend school to share reading/storytelling session with their child

DHT

Each half term

Each half term

Each half term

none

Refreshments costs from school fund

 

4

Invite parents/carers to weekly sharing assembly on a 2 class rota

DHT

Weekly assembly – 2 classes

Weekly assembly – 2 classes

Weekly assembly – 2 classes

none

none

 

How can the wider community of the school enrich the priority?

 

 

 
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