... destination school with details of the sending school and ...sending school confirming that the upload was ...sending school when the destination school downloads or rejects the ...
... and local people to help tackle community ...space. Local people are encouraged to take responsibility for the local environment by reporting graffiti, separating their refuse and maintaining the ...
... Manchester. I was determined that central government should work with regional and local partners to get a grip on a problem that can devastate the lives of individuals and communities. That determination was ...
... a School Estate Management plan by each local ...help authorities identify needs, priorities and funding streams and to consider a range of issues that have an impact on the schools ...
... Local authorities as they develop their BSF strategies seek to secure, a transformed school estate fit for the 21st century; high quality teaching and learning for all; increased d[r] ...
... the local, to organize and examine the implementation plan of school curriculum , to guide the school to implement national and local curriculum, pro- vide services for the ...
... attend school/education, then parenting contracts and orders can be used. LocalAuthorities, the Police and registered social landlords (amongst others) all have the power to apply to a court to ...
... 54. Localauthorities should have in place both complaints and appeals procedures for parents to follow should they have cause for complaint about the service, or wish to appeal about the eligibility of ...
... between LocalAuthorities, but it was acknowledged by some of those interviewed that this does not necessarily go far enough to satisfy the agenda set out in the School Effectiveness ...other ...
... Other local residents’ surveys that are under way or planned may serve as an alternative source if they are able to break down information by gender, age, socio-economic group, ethnicity and ...either ...
... the local authority of providing private sites are negligible and may involve officer time in helping to identify sites suitable for development and advising Gypsies and Travellers on making planning applications ...
... Education authorities also have a general duty to ensure all their services constitute best value under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 2003 ...Information Guide provides information on how ...
... for School Improvement The Hope Challenge raft of projects arose from a shared desire to find innovative and genuinely effective ways to engage with defined issues faced by a number of schools in the North West ...
... their local communities. We want to encourage localauthorities to adopt these measures where they have problems with low demand and antisocial behaviour, to make private landlords more accountable ...
... Education authorities also have a general duty to ensure all their services constitute best value under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 2003 ...Information Guide provides information on how ...
... Localauthorities have a duty to ensure that there are sufficient school places in their area, and parents can make representations about the supply of school ...each local authority to ...
... Education authorities also have a general duty to ensure all their services constitute best value under the Local Government (Scotland) Act 2003 ...Information Guide provides information on how ...
... Inclusion of special schools: There are now nearly 200 special academies and free schools, over half of which are in multi-academy trusts. Performance measures for these schools are published in the performance tables ...
... of School Age Parents’) and in the Absence and Attendance Codes Guidance for Schools and LocalAuthorities (January 2009, page 8), which is available on teachernet make it clear that schools must not ...
... Four dimensions of the current context for LEAs are considered : public perceptions, political context, professional diversity and consensus, and community concerns. In an increasingly c[r] ...