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Ensure performance related pay objectives are reasonable in the current circumstances
Ensure performance related pay objectives are reasonable in the current circumstances
Performance management occurs annually for most teachers. The NEU has produced a range of guidance to help you.
Joint NEU and NAHT model policy Model policy for appraising teacher performance.
The objective of formal and/or informal support should be to improve staff performance where appropriate, and not to penalise staff for failing to meet management expectations.
This guidance may apply to all school staff except where reference is made to appraisal, which is a process applicable only to teachers.
This guidance outlines NEU best practice models for both the conduct of lesson observations and the Teaching and Learning Observation System (TLOS) framework within which they are conducted.
The most common queries NEU members have on preparing for a teacher appraisal review meeting.
Model policy on classroom observation to ensure it is developmental and supportive.
Guidance on classroom observation protocol in Wales
This NEU guidance addresses the need to secure fair and reasonable objectives for teachers at the very start of the appraisal process.
This checklist will help you negotiate a policy acceptable to the union.
NEU advice on observation by colleagues and others of support staff in schools.
This advice aims to answer the most common queries NEU members have on appraisal. You should read this guide in conjunction with your school/college appraisal policy.
This advice explains the circumstances in which schools may disclose capability information to prospective employers.
NEU guidance surrounding capability proceedings
The term ALPS is derived from A-Level Performance System. ALPS aims to provide value added scores to colleges and to individual courses.
What to expect from classroom observations as a trainee teacher, including feedback, professional reviews and formal assessment meetings.
Performance-related pay does not improve educational standards or outcomes, neither does it improve achievement.
Myths and misunderstandings around appraisal, assessment and OFSTED