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Head of Education Excellence
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Email: Phil.Leivers@wolverhampton.gov.uk
DfE Primary school accountability in 2023 – September 2023
DfE have updated the document below re: Primary school accountability.
Primary school accountability in 2023: technical guide (publishing.service.gov.uk)
Lead person to contact in LA:
Donna Evison
Research & Assessment Manager
Email: donna.evison@wolverhampton.gov.uk
Opportunity for CLL Secondment to support Reading
Due to maternity cover, we are looking for one or two literacy/reading leads to offer, over the academic year, five to ten days support working with us. The role will primarily (though not exclusively) be to do reading and in particular early reading reviews alongside a member of our team. We will provide an SLE £375 a day rate to the school to cover supply. If interested (or have further questions) please contact Mark Smith with an Expression of Interest (max 1 side of A4) outlining your experience and what you have done to impact your school. Closing date 30th September but expressions of interest will be reviewed on a rolling basis.
Lead person to contact in LA:
Mark Smith
Citizenship Language & Learning Senior Advisor
Telephone: 01902 555235
E-mail: Mark.Smith2@wolverhampton.gov.uk
School aged flu vaccination programme 2023-24
A vital part of protecting the whole population from flu is to vaccinate children, who are at risk of becoming unwell and who we also know are ‘super-spreaders’, passing the virus more easily to older people and other vulnerable groups. This year, pupils will once again be offered a free flu vaccination by the school age immunisation service, Vaccination UK.
School bulletin flu attachment 15.09.23.docx
Lead person to contact:
Natalie Davies
Senior Public Health Specialist - Health Protection and Healthcare
Email: natalie.davies@wolverhampton.gov.uk
School Age Flu Vaccination Programme & Winter Health Resources
I am writing to share some important information about this year’s school age flu vaccination programme and introduce a range of resources that the Wolverhampton Public Health Team and Vaccination UK have put together to assist you in maximising vaccination uptake in your school as well as to educate and support children to understand how to stay well over winter. Please take the time to read this, in conjunction with the UK Health Security Agency’s briefing flu vaccinations and the role of primary schools.
School bulletin - school aged flu vaccination programme 2023 15.09.23.docx
https://midlands.schoolvaccination.uk/flu/2023/wolverhampton
wolverhampton@v-uk.co.uk
Bug Busters
Bug Buster Kids | Children
Flu vaccination for children: leaflets and posters - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
School Age Flu Vaccination Programme & Winter Health Resources
I am writing to share some important information about this year’s school age flu vaccination programme and introduce a range of resources that the Wolverhampton Public Health Team and Vaccination UK have put together to assist you in maximising vaccination uptake in your school as well as to educate and support children to understand how to stay well over winter. Please take the time to read this, in conjunction with the UK Health Security Agency’s briefing flu vaccinations and the role of primary schools.
Bug Busters poster competition guide - September 2023
To support flu vaccination uptake, the Wolverhampton Public Health Team are running a poster competition for all primary school pupils to design their very own “Bug” that can be destroyed by the Bug Busters. Schools are encouraged to give this as an activity to be completed after delivering the KS1 and KS2 Bug Busters assembly presentation and lesson plans. The competition will commence from 11 September 2023 and will close to submissions on 26 September 2023.
Teaching resources and poster competition resources are available at: http://bugbusterkids.co.uk/school-resources.html
Secondary school Flu Camapign Introduction Letter 2023.docx
amy.brazenall@wolverhampton.gov.uk
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