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The decisions as the council's minutes record them. A plain-language summary follows once it has been written.
AGREED to note the report for information.
AGREED to note the Estyn Inspections taken place during the Autumn term 2022 and Spring term 2023. Congratulations were extended to all involved.
AGREED to recommend to Cabinet :- (i) to adopt the content of the transition guidance for Ceredigion schools and settings; and (ii) develop a consistent implementation and smooth transition for children and young people throughout their educational career and into adulthood, enabling them to reach their potential.
AGREED to note the minutes as presented.
AGREED to note the draft Forward Work Programme as presented subject to the following (i) note that the post 16 review report be deferred to the September meeting; (ii) to note that as previously agreed at the last budget scrutiny meetings that if additional information was requested on any aspect of the budget, a report would be presented; accordingly, and (iii) the data on GCSE and A Level results would be reported at the September meeting subject to clarification on the data that would be available from the Corporate Manager- Accountability and Progress
Councillor Marc Davies together with Ms Gillian Evans, Corporate Manager- ALN Inclusion & Wellbeing and Mrs Mary Davies, Corporate Manager-School Improvement apologised for their inability to attend the meeting.
The Chairman and the Cabinet Member welcomed Mrs Elen James and Mr Clive Williams to their first meeting in their new roles. Congratulations were also extended to all pupils that had taken part in the Urdd Eisteddfod in Llandovery and the YFC rally in Felinfach.
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Decision as recorded
AGREED to note the report for information.
The Chair welcomed to the Meeting MWEP Strategic Lead and the School Support Adviser to provide a presentation on the Mid Wales Education Partners (MWEP) report. The following information was presented:- • Purpose • The structure and cross local authority governance arrangements • Funding • Evaluation of MWEP work • 2022 - 2023 Priorities • The range of professional learning and support offered • Planning for 2023 – 2024 • Six Overarching National Education & Welsh Language Objectives • Eight Contributory Factors – as set out in Schedule 1 of the 23/24 of the Regional Consortia Grant • 2023 - 2024 Priorities • Next Steps Following question from the floor, it was AGREED to note the report for information.
Decision as recorded
AGREED to note the Estyn Inspections taken place during the Autumn term 2022 and Spring term 2023. Congratulations were extended to all involved.
It was AGREED to note the Estyn Inspections taken place during the Autumn term 2022 and Spring term 2023. Congratulations were extended to all involved.
Decision as recorded
AGREED to recommend to Cabinet :- (i) to adopt the content of the transition guidance for Ceredigion schools and settings; and (ii) develop a consistent implementation and smooth transition for children and young people throughout their educational career and into adulthood, enabling them to reach their potential.
Consideration was given to the Transition Guidance for Setting and Schools: and inclusive model of support. The guidance had been presented in order to provide information and guidance for schools, settings and colleges on transition arrangements and effective inclusive support. The guidance would share good practice and provide an effective lead on supporting all children and young people to flourish, live full and meaningful lives, and become valued members and contributors within their local community. Following question from the floor, it was AGREED to recommend to Cabinet :- (i) to adopt the content of the transition guidance for Ceredigion schools and settings; and (ii) develop a consistent implementation and smooth transition for children and young people throughout their educational career and into adulthood, enabling them to reach their potential.
Decision as recorded
AGREED to note the minutes as presented.
It was AGREED to note the minutes as presented.
It was AGREED to confirm as a true record the Minutes of the previous meeting of the committee. Matters Arising None.
Decision as recorded
AGREED to note the draft Forward Work Programme as presented subject to the following (i) note that the post 16 review report be deferred to the September meeting; (ii) to note that as previously agreed at the last budget scrutiny meetings that if additional information was requested on any aspect of the budget, a report would be presented; accordingly, and (iii) the data on GCSE and A Level results would be reported at the September meeting subject to clarification on the data that would be available from the Corporate Manager- Accountability and Progress
It was AGREED to note the draft Forward Work Programme as presented subject to the following (i) note that the post 16 review report be deferred to the September meeting; (ii) to note that as previously agreed at the last budget scrutiny meetings that if additional information was requested on any aspect of the budget, a report would be presented; accordingly, and (iii) the data on GCSE and A Level results would be reported at the September meeting subject to clarification on the data that would be available from the Corporate Manager- Accountability and Progress
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