E/ME6/1/2

File regarding review of Section 11 (S.11) monitoring procedure, including:

1988 - 1990

From: 1988 To: 1990

report of Chief Education Officer and County Treasurer on monitoring and review of S.11 staffing; job descriptions for County Co-ordinator of Multicultural Education and Multicultural Education Training Organiser posts; report of effectiveness of teaching and non-teaching posts funded under S.11; detailed information regarding composition etc. of Livingstone Lower, Bedford for monitoring and review purposes; letter to heads informing them that S.11 Education Welfare Officers will now only deal with pupils from New Commonwealth and memo regarding concern about this from teachers; list of S.11 tasks to be undertaken, Autumn 1989; job description of Monitoring & Review Officer with written tests for candidates and successful candidate’s response, interview programme and shortlist, personnel specification for post and induction arrangements of successful candidate; notes of S.11 staffing visits to the following schools (all Luton): Hart Hill Nursery; Halyard High; Denbigh Junior; Icknield High; Lealands High; and William Austin Infant; summary of changes proposed by Home Office in administration of S.11 grant (1990); statistical information on ethnic origins of Luton Early Years Resource Team with details of S.11 staffing visit ,and team’s annual report.

Access to material may be permitted under supervision

item

Chief Education Officer,
County Treasurer,
Education Welfare Service

EDUCATION, multicultural education, ethnic minorities, CENTRAL GOVERNMENT, funding, Chief Education Officer, County Treasurer, political correspondence, business correspondence, employment, education staff, Bedford Livingstone Lower School, BEDFORD, headteacher, teachers, Officer, Hart Hill Nursery School, Halyard High School, Denbigh Junior School, Icknield High School, Lealands High School, William Austin Infant School, LUTON, Home Office, education services, statistics