Examples of Heads of School in a sentence
A mapping process to enhance capacity to prevent and respond to issues of bullying within the context of other healthy school initiatives began this past summer (June- August 2010) with school leadership team of Heads of School, counselor, and Executive Director.
In determining overall workloads, Heads of School must take account of the range of responsibilities assigned to individual members of staff.Experience of supervising taught Masters students during the dissertation stage of their degree can be a helpful background for a new supervisor of research students.
The Heads of School, and their nominated members of the Leadership Team, may attend all proceedings of the Pay Committee for the purposes of providing information and advice, but must withdraw when their own salary is being discussed.
In line with the University’s policy and stated commitment to best practice in equality issues, Heads of School must ensure, in so far as possible, a gender mix in the appointment of examiners to the examining team for research awards.
The Chair of the Board may delegate responsibilities to the Chair of Core Committees, CSEL, Principals, Heads of School, Shared Services Team, School Business Managers and School Office Managers.
Alternative and Restricted option modules should be selected according to the requirements listed and these choices and any additional modules choices required to complete the course of study must be approved by the appropriate Head(s) of School.
Heads of School / Support Service may delegate authority, but remain legally responsible – as with Health and Safety issues.
In academies deemed to be in ‘special measures’ this is extended to Deputy Head teachers / Heads of School.
All mobile device use is to be open to monitoring scrutiny and the Headteacher/ Heads of School are able to withdraw or restrict authorisation of use at any time, if it is deemed necessary.• The Schools reserve the right to search the content of any mobile devices on the school premises where there is a reasonable suspicion that it may contain illegal or undesirable material, including pornography, violence or bullying.
The Heads of School were proactive, self-reflective, and self-motivated, which allowed for relevant and transparent meetings that demonstrated a constant commitment to school improvement.