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Partnerships at Locking Stumps
SIA - School Improvement Alliance
Great Sankey Teaching School Alliance work with the School Improvement Alliance, a partnership of 18 schools. The School Improvement Alliance formed in 2014 with 13 Primary schools and a further 5 schools joining over the past 2 years.
Schools Involved:
Barrow Hall Primary, Beamont Primary, Brook Acre Primary, Burtonwood Primary, Callands Primary, Chapelford Primary, Dallam Primary, Gorse Covert Primary, Great Sankey Primary, Great Sankey High, Green Lane Special School, Latchford St James Primary, Locking Stumps Primary, Meadowside Primary, Old Hall Primary, Park Road Primary, Penketh South Primary, Winwick CE Primary.
Aims of SIA:
Build capacity to ensure all schools are at the very least, good within the SIA
Enhance school improvement and system leadership across the cluster of schools within the SIA
Develop the workforce through high quality CPD/leadership provision
Lockies' Little Learners
We are working closely with the Pre School and Nursery (private providers).
Aim of the partnership:
To ensure that children who are pre school age are as prepared as possible for their transition to primary school.
To ensure the parents and carers of these children have a wealth of information to support their child's education.
To share good practice and develop continuity between different providers.
Actions and Plans
Regular Meetings to share good practice and to provide an update on current progress
Parent Workshops to include all partners / parents
Shared CPD between providers
Every Child Achieves Group
Our school is working alongside a group of schools from Warrington to help to 'diminish the difference' between the attainment and progress of groups of children within Warrington schools by sharing good practice. For example boys compared with girls; ‘Pupil Premium’ children compared with non ‘Pupil Premium’ pupils, etc.
Yearsley Grove, York
Yearsley Grove are a school with a very similar context to our school. They are based in York and through the EEF (Education Endownment Foundation) website which compares like for like schools, they found our school and wanted to come and learn about how we had 'closed the gap' between different groups of pupils.
Currently all members of their staff have visited our school and have commented positively on the work that we do. Although they have gained lots from the experience, they were particularly impressed with the standards and expectations from all pupils in their work, manners and behaviour.
We are planning to visit Yearsley Grove to learn about some of the excellent work that they do and bring some ideas back to our own school.