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1 To promote a culture of educational excellence, from within a caring and secure Islamic environment enriched with the values of discipline, mutual care and respect which extends beyond the school into the wider community. School Calendar
2 September INSET DAY 1 whole school 1 School Opens for Reception 1 INSET DAY Year 1, 2 and 3 Subject Leadership 2 School Opens for Year 1, 2 and 3 2 Baseline Assessments start for Reception 2 Maths targets 1-1 to be introduced 2 QA Routines, systems and procedures 3 Weekly CPD 4 SLT Meeting 5 Parent s Guide to Autumn Enrichment Academies sent out 5 Newsletter Letter sent out to parents 8 Breakfast Club starts 8 Reception Health Check starts 8 QA Literacy, Maths targets, class routines, SEN IEPs 8 Pupil Progress Meetings 8 Reception Parent Workshop EYFS curriculum 9 Year 1 Parent Workshop Year 1 curriculum 9 LGB Planning Meeting 10 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline (Aug) 10 Year 2 Parent Workshop Year 2 curriculum 10 SLT Meeting 11 Weekly CPD WRAP Training 11 Year 3 Parent Workshop Year 2 curriculum 12 NQT Training 12 Year Curriculum Newsletter 1 sent out to parents 15 QA HT Lesson observations - Literacy books and Day books 15 Autumn term Enrichment Academies Start 15 Performance Management CTs 16 Financial Competencies Return (Deadline) 16 Staff Pecuniary Interests Declaration (Deadline) 17 Weekly CPD 18 SLT Meeting 18 Parent Shaura Meeting 19 EYFS/Subject Leader training 19 All subject leadership Action Plans submitted to HT 22 QA Phonics/Grammar Observations, Maths books and day books, 22 Performance Management LCs, 24 Weekly CPD 25 SLT Meeting 26 NQT Training 26 All subject Leader audit of resources to be sumbitted 29 QA- Literacy planning Guided Reading books, Phonic books 29 Eid Gift Programme initiative launched 29 Hajj Super Week 29 Subject Leader Review Meetings
3 October Weekly CPD 2 SLT Meeting 3 Eid-Ul-Adha Holiday 6 QA Maths Planning, Literacy & Maths targets 7 LGB Planning Meeting 8 Weekly CPD 8 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline (Sept) 8 1 st term (PLASC) Census return 9 SLT Meeting 10 Newsletter Letter sent out to parents 10 NQT Training 13 Assessment week 13 Year R Parent Workshop Reading and Phonics 13 QA Science and Humanities books, Homework books 14 Year 1 Parent Workshop Reading and Phonics 15 Weekly CPD 15 Year 2 Parent Workshop Reading and Phonics 16 SLT Meeting 16 Year 3 Parent Workshop Reading and Phonics 17 EYFS/Subject Leader training 20 QA Science and Humanities planning, Lesson observation Ex HT, Breakfast Club walk-through 20 Pupil Progress Meetings 20 Autumn 1 Attainment Data input 22 Weekly CPD 23 SLT Meeting 24 NQT Training 24 Maths targets 1-1 review to be submitted 24 Subject Leader planning scrutiny to be submitted 27 Half Term Holiday - 1 week
4 November Subject Leader Policy to be submitted 3 Maths targets 1-2 to be introduced 3 QA Monitoring of Music/RE/ICT work and plans, enrichment walk through 3 NQT Review Meeting 4 Weekly CPD 4 LGB - Business Committee 5 Parent Consultations Evening 6 SLT Meeting 7 NQT Training 7 Year Curriculum Newsletter Letter 2 sent out to parents 7 Whole-School SEF (1 st Update) 7 Review of the Annual Operation Plan (1 st Update) 10 QA Literacy and Maths targets, class routines, SEN IEPs 10 Subject Leader Review Meeting 10 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline (Oct) 11 LGB - Education Committee 12 Weekly CPD 13 SLT Meeting 13 Open Evening for New Reception Intake 14 EYFS/Subject Leader training 14 Newsletter Letter sent out to parents 17 QA HT Lesson observations - Literacy books and Day books, 18 Interfaith Super Learning Day 19 Weekly CPD 20 SLT Meeting 20 Parent Shaura Meeting 21 NQT Training 21 Subject Leader book scrutiny to be submitted 24 QA Guided Reading observation, Maths books and day books, 24 Year R Parent Workshop 25 Full Governors Body Meeting 25 Anti-Bullying Super Learning Day 25 Year 1 Parent Workshop 26 Weekly CPD 26 Year 2 Parent Workshop 27 SLT Meeting 27 Year 3 Parent Workshop
5 December Termly Health and Safety Risk Assessment 1 QA Literacy planning Guided Reading books, Phonic books 2 HT Performance Management 3 Weekly CPD 4 SLT Meeting 5 NQT Training 5 Single Central Register Audit Completed 8 Assessment Week 8 QA Maths Planning, Literacy & Maths targets 9 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline (Nov) 10 Weekly CPD 11 SLT Meeting 12 Newsletter Letter sent out to parents 12 EYFS/Subject Leader training 15 QA Science and Humanities books, Homework books 15 Super Week Christmas 15 Attainment Data input 15 Pupil Progress Meetings 17 Weekly CPD 18 SLT Meeting 18 Autumn Term Awards Assembly 19 NQT Training 19 Subject Leader Reports to be submitted 19 Autumn Term Wow Day 19 Maths targets 1-2 review to be submitted 19 End of term holidays 2 weeks
6 January Maths targets 2-1 to be introduced 5 INSET DAY 2 6 School Re-opens after half-term 6 QA Science and Humanities planning, Lesson observation Ex HT, breakfast club walk through 6 Whole-School SEF (2 nd Update) 6 Performance Management CTs 5 Review of Annual Operation Plan (2 nd Update) 7 Weekly CPD 8 SLT Meeting 9 Curriculum Parent Newsletter sent out 9 NQT Training 12 QA Monitoring of Music/RE/ICT work and plans, enrichment walk through 12 Performance Management LCs 13 The birth & life of Prophet Muhammed (SAW) Week 14 Weekly CPD 14 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline 15 2 nd term (PLASC) Census return 15 SLT Meeting 16 EYFS/Subject Leaders training 16 Newsletter sent out 19 QA Literacy and Maths targets, class routines, SEN IEPs 19 Subject Leader Review Meeting 19 Parent Workshop R 20 Parent Workshop 1 21 Parent Workshop 2 21 Weekly CPD 22 Parent Workshop 3 22 SLT Meeting 23 NQT Training 23 Subject Leader Planning Scrutiny to be submitted 26 QA - HT Lesson observations - Literacy books and Day books, 28 Weekly CPD 29 SLT Meeting 29 Parent Shaura Meeting
7 February QA Phonics/Grammar observations, Maths books and day books, 4 Weekly CPD 5 SLT Meeting 6 NQT Training 8 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline (Jan) 9 Assessment Week 9 QA Literacy planning Guided Reading books, Phonic books 11 Weekly CPD 12 SLT Meeting 13 EYFS/Subject Leaders training 13 Newsletter sent out 13 Maths targets 2-1 review to be submitted 16 Mid-term holidays 1 week 17 Full Governing Body Meeting 16 Spring 1 Attainment Data input deadline 20 INSET DAY 3 23 School Re-opens after half-term 23 Subject Leader book scrutiny to be submitted 23 Pupil Progress Meetings 23 Maths targets 2-2 to be introduced 23 QA Maths Planning, Literacy & Maths targets 23 Review of the Annual Operating Statement (3 rd Update) 23 Whole-School SEF (3 rd Update) 25 Weekly CPD 26 SLT Meeting 24 Business Committee Meeting 27 NQT Training 27 Curriculum Parent Newsletter 3 sent out
8 March QA Science and Humanities books, Homework books 2 NQT Review Meetings 3 Education Committee Meeting 4 Weekly CPD 5 SLT Meeting 5 Super Day - World Book Day 6 EYFS/Subject Leaders training 9 QA Science and Humanities planning, Lesson observation Ex HT, breakfast club walk through 9 Subject Leader Review Meetings 9 Parent Workshop R 9 Termly Health and Safety Risk Assessment 9 Single Central Register Audit 10 Parent Workshop 1 11 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline (Feb) 11 Parent Workshop 2 11 Weekly CPD 12 SLT Meeting 12 Parent Workshop 3 13 Comic Relief Day 13 NQT Training 13 Subject Leader Term 2 Report to be sumitted 16 QA Monitoring of Music/RE/ICT work and plans, enrichment walk through 16 Assessment Week 17 Full Governing Body Meeting 18 Weekly CPD 19 SLT Meeting 19 Parent Shura Meeting 20 Newsletter sent out 20 EYFS/Subject Leaders training 23 Spring 2 Attainment Data input deadline 23 Pupil Progress Meetings 23 QA Literacy and Maths targets, class routines, SEN IEPs 25 Inter-Faith Day 2 25 Weekly CPD 26 Term 2 Awards Assembly 26 SLT Meeting 27 NQT Training 27 Maths targets 2-2 review to be submitted 30 End of term holidays 2 weeks 30 INSET DAY 4
9 April INSET DAY 5 13 Subject Leader Curriculum Planning submitted Y1/2 13 Maths targets 3-1 to be introduced 13 First day of Summer term 13 QA HT Lesson observations - Literacy books and Day books, 13 Review of the Annual Operating Statement (4 th Update) 13 Whole-School SEF (4 th Update) 13 Performance Management CTs 14 Weekly CPD 15 Second Parent/carer Consultation Evening 16 SLT Meeting 17 NQT Training 17 Curriculum Parent Newsletter 5 sent out 20 Performance Management LCs 20 QA Guided Reading observation, Maths books and day books, 22 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline (March) 22 Weekly CPD 23 SLT Meeting 24 Newsletter sent out 24 EYFS/Subject Leaders training 27 QA Literacy planning Guided Reading books, Phonic books 27 Subject Leader Review Meeting 29 Weekly CPD 30 SLT Meeting 1 NQT Training 1 Subject Leader Planning Scrutiny submitted
10 May NQT Training 4 Bank Holiday 4 QA - Maths Planning, Literacy & Maths targets 6 Weekly CPD 7 SLT Meeting 11 QA Science and Humanities books, Homework books 11 Assessment Week 11 Parent Workshop R 12 Parent Workshop Y1 12 Business Committee meeting 13 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline 13 Parent Workshop Y2 13 Weekly CPD 14 Parent Workshop Y3 14 SLT Meeting 14 3 rd term (PLASC) Census return 15 NQT Training 18 QA Science and Humanities planning, Lesson observation Ex HT, breakfast club walk through 18 Pupil Progress Meetings 18 Summer 1 Attainment Data input deadline 19 Education Committee meeting 20 Weekly CPD 21 SLT Meeting 21 Parent Shaura Meeting 22 Newsletter sent out 22 EYFS/Subject Leaders training 22 Maths targets 3-1 review to be submitted 25 Half term holidays
11 June Subject Leader Book Scrutiny to be submitted 1 School Re-opens after half-term 1 Maths targets 3-2 to be introduced 1 QA Monitoring of Music/RE/ICT work and plans, enrichment walk through 1 NQT Review Meetings 2 Review of the Annual Operating Statement (5 th Update) 2 Whole-School SEF (5 th Update) 3 Weekly CPD 4 SLT Meeting 5 NQT Training 5 Curriculum Parent Newsletter 6 sent out 8 QA Literacy and Maths targets, class routines, SEN IEPs 8 Subject Leader Review Meeting 8 Year 2 SATs Week 8 Termly Health and Safety Risk Assessment 9 Full Governing Meeting 10 Weekly CPD 10 Monthly Budget Monitoring Returns Deadline (May) 11 SLT Meeting 12 Summer Fair 12 EYFS/Subject Leaders training 15 QA HT Lesson observations - Literacy books and Day books 15 Year 1 Phonic Screening Test 17 Weekly CPD 18 SLT Meeting 18 Welcome evening for parents/carers of new Reception intake 19 NQT Training 19 Subject Leader T3 Report to be sumitted 22 QA Phonics/Grammar observations, Maths books and day books 24 Weekly CPD 25 SLT Meeting 25 Parent Shaura Meeting 26 Newsletter sent out 26 Submit EYFs, KS1 and Phonic Screening results 29 QA Literacy planning Guided Reading books, Phonic books 29 Assessment Week 29 Performance Management - CTs
12 July Weekly CPD 2 SLT Meeting 3 NQT Training 6 QA Maths Planning, Literacy & Maths targets 6 Performance Management - LCs 6 Summer 1 Attainment Data input deadline 6 Super Week Ramadhan & Eid El-Fitr 6 Pupil Progress Meetings Week 8 Weekly CPD 9 SLT Meeting 9 Sports Day 10 EYFS/Subject Leaders training 10 School Reports sent out 13 Class Swap Day 13 QA Science and Humanities books, Homework books 14 Term 3 Awards Assembly 14 Newsletter sent out 14 Maths targets 3-2 review to be submitted 15 School Closes for the Summer Holidays
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