Common use of Ending a Partnership Clause in Contracts

Ending a Partnership. De-selection of schools from the ITE Partnership will take place following a rigorous additional Quality Assurance visit. Edge Hill University has strong links with Partnership Schools and supports them to fulfil the requirements and expectations of the Partnership Agreement. It would be very unusual to consider de-selection of a Partner School and would be a rare occurrence and only if after additional support a school is unable to fulfil their responsibilities in accordance with the Partnership Agreement or the Partnership Handbook. If a concern is identified at the school, the Partnership Quality Officer (PQO) will meet with key school staff, the Edge Hill Visiting Tutor and the trainee to discuss any concerns and to identify any necessary support or training needs to achieve a positive resolution. The PQO will liaise with the school, the ITE lead, and the year group lead to ensure that support is in place for the school and that the trainee receives their training entitlement. In the case where all support mechanisms have failed and where serious issues remain unresolved, then formal withdrawal of partnership is an option. It may be that a key stage or a department is identified for removal from the partnership. The Head of Partnership Development will review any decisions annually.

Ending a Partnership. De-selection of schools from the ITE Partnership will take place following a rigorous additional Quality Assurance visit. Edge Hill University has strong links with Partnership Schools and supports them to fulfil the requirements and expectations of the Partnership Agreement. It would be very unusual to consider de-selection of a Partner School and would be a rare occurrence and only if after additional support a school is unable to fulfil their responsibilities in accordance with the Partnership Agreement or the Partnership Handbook. If a concern is identified at the school, the Partnership Quality Development Officer (PQOPDO) will meet with key school staff, the Edge Hill Visiting Tutor and the trainee to discuss any concerns and to identify any necessary support or training needs to achieve a positive resolution. The PQO PDO will liaise with the school, the ITE lead, and the year group lead to ensure that support is in place for the school and that the trainee receives their training entitlement. In the case where all support mechanisms have failed and where serious issues remain unresolved, then formal withdrawal of partnership is an option. It may be that a key stage or a department is identified for removal from the partnership. The Head of Partnership Development will review any decisions annually.

Ending a Partnership. De-selection of schools from the ITE Partnership will take place following a rigorous additional Quality Assurance visit. Edge Hill University has strong links with Partnership Schools and supports them to fulfil the requirements and expectations of the Partnership Agreement. It would be very unusual to consider de-selection of a Partner School and would be a rare occurrence and only if after additional support a school is unable to fulfil their responsibilities in accordance with the Partnership Agreement or the Partnership Handbook. If a concern is identified at the school, the Partnership Quality Officer (PQO) will meet with key school staff, the Edge Hill Visiting Tutor and the trainee to discuss any concerns and to identify any necessary support or training needs to achieve a positive resolution. The PQO will liaise with the school, the ITE lead, and the year group lead to ensure that support is in place for the school and that the trainee receives their training entitlement. In the case where all support mechanisms have failed and where serious issues remain unresolved, then formal withdrawal of partnership is an option. It may be that a key stage or a department is identified for removal from the partnership. The Head of Partnership Development will review any decisions annually.. Ensuring Equality, Safeguarding and Safety