Common use of Permanent Positions Clause in Contracts

Permanent Positions. All appointments to advertised positions shall be permanent unless there are genuine reasons on reasonable grounds for appointing for a fixed term e.g long-term relieving positions and positions about to be disestablished. Note: As intended in the Education and Training Act 2020 and Education (School Staffing) Orders, a principal means one person is employed in the principal role. This would exclude co- principal arrangements. For clarity, co-principal means two or more full time teachers employed jointly who alternate the role of principal in one school.

Permanent Positions. All appointments to advertised positions shall be permanent unless there are genuine reasons on reasonable grounds for appointing for a fixed term e.g long-term relieving positions and positions about to be disestablished. Note: As intended in the Education and Training Act 2020 and Education (School Staffing) Orders, a principal means one person is employed in the principal role. This would exclude co- co-principal arrangements. For clarity, co-principal means two or more full time teachers employed jointly who alternate the role of principal in one school.

Permanent Positions. All appointments to advertised positions shall be permanent unless there are genuine reasons on reasonable grounds for appointing for a fixed term e.g e.g. long-term relieving positions and positions about to be disestablished. Note: As intended in the Education and Training Act 2020 and Education (School Staffing) Orders, a principal means one person is employed in the principal role. This would exclude co- co-principal arrangements. For clarity, co-principal means two or more full time teachers employed jointly who alternate the role of principal in one school.

Permanent Positions. All appointments to advertised positions shall be permanent unless there are genuine reasons on reasonable grounds for appointing for a fixed term e.g e.g., long-term relieving positions and positions about to be disestablished. Note: As intended in the Education and Training Act 2020 and Education (School Staffing) Orders, a principal means one person is employed in the principal role. This would exclude co- co-principal arrangements. For clarity, co-principal means two or more full time teachers employed jointly who alternate the role of principal in one school.

Permanent Positions. All appointments to advertised positions shall be permanent unless there are genuine reasons on reasonable grounds for appointing for a fixed term e.g e.g., long-term relieving positions and positions about to be disestablished. Note: As intended in the Education and Training Act 2020 and Education (School Staffing) Orderslegislation, a principal means one person is employed in the principal role. This would exclude co- co-principal arrangements. For clarity, co-principal means two or more full time teachers employed jointly who alternate the role of principal in one school.

Permanent Positions. All appointments to advertised positions shall be permanent unless there are genuine reasons on reasonable grounds for appointing for a fixed term e.g e.g., long-term relieving positions and positions about to be disestablished. Note: As intended in the Education and Training Act 2020 1989 and Education (School Staffing) Orders, a principal means one person is employed in the principal role. This would exclude co- co-principal arrangements. For clarity, co-principal means two or more full time teachers employed jointly who alternate the role of principal in one school.