Our Strategic Plan

School Strategic Planning & School Improvement

The school sets strategic priorities to continue to improve outcomes for pupils and in response to statutory expectations and frameworks.

We always consider what is best for pupils at Alverstoke CE Junior School and apply that to our strategic planning. Governors, School Staff, Parents and Pupils are all involved in the evaluation and strategic planning process.

The headline priorities are as follows and the full strategic plan is a working document managed by the School Leadership Team and Governing Body. To view a more detailed overview of our plan please click here.

Overview of School Improvement Priorities 2021-2022

Key Priority 1 – Quality of Teaching, Learning and Assessment – To continue to embed the new school curriculum and ensure that the school’s post-pandemic assessment systems are rigorous and robust; driving high quality teaching and learning and securing good progress for all pupils.

Key Priority 2 – Behaviour and Attitudes – To further embed the school’s behaviour policy: ensuring high expectations for all, consistency in approach and the empowerment of children to play a positive role in promoting a happy, respectful and successful school environment for all.

Key Priority 3 – Personal Development – To work collaboratively with the school community to actively support well-being and embed the school’s Core Christian Values and EPIC learning skills so that pupils are happy and healthy, contribute positively to society and gain learning skills for life.

Key Priority 4 - Leadership and Management – To develop highly effective leadership at all levels - (middle leaders, governors, teachers as leaders in their own classrooms, pupils as leaders)