Culture, systems and practice: Practice
Key elements which support the development of practice are outlined below. This is designed to be used as a ‘quick check’ that will help establishments to quickly identify the elements of where they should focus their self-evaluation efforts to improve attendance and engagement. When areas for further development have been identified, Promoting attendance self-reflection questions for educational-settings will support both the self-evaluation and planning process.
List of elements
- Approaches align to the values and culture
- ‘Getting it Right for Every Child’ is at the centre
- Reflects the views of the young person
- Evidence of curriculum flexibility and learning pathways
- Consideration given on how to promote access low income supports
- Prioritisation given to social and emotional support
- Ensures the building of connections with a key person
- Targets underlying causes such as wellbeing and additional support needs
- Activates children and young peoples’ motivation
- Focus on high-quality learning and teaching
- Understands the barriers for the young person(s) attendance and engagement
In this section, you will find links to resources and case studies that exemplify or support development of practice that can improve attendance and engagement.
Wellbeing Profile: Glasgow Motivation and Wellbeing Profile (GMWP)
These links specifically relate to the design, delivery and improvement of the curriculum: