School Development Plan

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“Friendship, Respect, Courage & Thankfulness“

Trinity Oaks C of E Primary School Development Plan

Trinity Oaks is a relatively new, growing school. It is important that the school’s leadership has a clear plan for the development of the school. We also need to reflect on what is going well and what could be further improved. The Governing Body of Trinity Oaks have set out their long term vision and strategy for the school and within this, each academic year, the School Development Plan is written in consultation with the whole school community.

There are some principles which underpin the School Development Plan

The School Development Plan (SDP) provides a framework of identified development priorities for the current academic year agreed by the Head teacher, staff, pupils, parents and governors.
Trinity Oaks C of E Primary School values (Friendship, Respect, courage and Thankfulness) inform all aspects of the SDP.
Trinity Oaks C of E Primary School is a committed community that both initiates and responds to change; it reflects the needs of everyone involved in its development, pupils, parents, staff and governors.
The Plan’s strength is that it ensures a consistent focus on pupil achievement, high expectations, good value for money and manageability.
The SDP is a working document that is frequently reviewed by all those involved in the plan.

The plan reflects the following National Initiatives

Ofsted: Common Inspection Framework (September 2015) and Inspection Handbook (December 2017)

Children and Young people’s plan for Surrey 2009-19
New Primary Curriculum 2014 (including new policy statement on Relationships Education and PSHE)
National Curriculum Assessment Frameworks 2019
SEND 2014
DfE Safeguarding: Keeping Children Safe in Education –Revised guidance (September 2018)
DfE departmental advice: Mental Health and Behaviour in schools
Ofsted: ‘Bold Beginnings’ (The Reception Curriculum in a sample of good and outstanding schools)

Information about the SDP written for parents can be viewed here

A full copy of the School’s SDP is available on request.