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In Islington, our Education Plan, Putting Children First, sets out how strong and effective partnerships will drive our ambition for educational excellence. Key to the success of the strategy is the need to provide services that meet schools’ needs, are value for money and contribute to our shared high ambitions for children and young people.
Quality Assurance Framework
To demonstrate value for money and to ensure funding is used in a way that supports improved outcomes for children and young people, we have developed a new quality assurance framework that is transparent, consistent and rigorous.
The framework is made up of three distinct steps:
We are asking all Chairs of Governors, Headteachers, and School Business Managers to complete this annual online quality assurance survey to give your feedback on what is working well in our services and what could be improved. The survey groups services into each pillar from the Education Plan and we're asking you to rate each service individually and according to the pillar’s overall objectives.
Separate to this survey, each service will assess their own key performance indicators and how they contribute to the pillar objective and goals through an annual service report or, for traded services, through other evaluation processes.
Every other year, senior officers will organise a Quality Assurance Review grouped by pillar and will invite Chairs of Governors, Headteachers, and School Business Managers to review the outcomes of the online satisfaction survey and the annual service reports.
The pillars
Across the framework, services are grouped by each Education Plan pillar which are shown here for ease and to help you prepare for the survey:
Pillar
Services
Early Years
Early Years services provided through central retention
Early Years and Childcare traded service offer
SEND Strategy
Education Psychology Service
SEND
School Organisation
Admissions and out of school service
Capital and asset management
Corporate Health and Safety
Safeguarding and Inclusion
Access and Engagement
Safeguarding
Culture and Enrichment
Cardfields
Computing ICT
Education Library Service
Music Education Islington
Health and Wellbeing
CAMHS
Healthy Schools
PESSPA
SaLT
Investment in School Leadership
Data Services/DPO
Directors and Assistant Directors
Governor Services
MIS Support
Schools Finance
Schools HR
Schools ICT
School Improvement
Schools Payroll
The remaining pillars (Early Help and 14-19 Plan) are not included as schools do not directly purchase or fund these services.
Annual Quality Assurance Survey
2024 Quality Assurance Survey
The 2024 survey is now live. Please complete the survey by Friday, 19 July.
In Islington, our Education Plan, Putting Children First, sets out how strong and effective partnerships will drive our ambition for educational excellence. Key to the success of the strategy is the need to provide services that meet schools’ needs, are value for money and contribute to our shared high ambitions for children and young people.
Quality Assurance Framework
To demonstrate value for money and to ensure funding is used in a way that supports improved outcomes for children and young people, we have developed a new quality assurance framework that is transparent, consistent and rigorous.
The framework is made up of three distinct steps:
We are asking all Chairs of Governors, Headteachers, and School Business Managers to complete this annual online quality assurance survey to give your feedback on what is working well in our services and what could be improved. The survey groups services into each pillar from the Education Plan and we're asking you to rate each service individually and according to the pillar’s overall objectives.
Separate to this survey, each service will assess their own key performance indicators and how they contribute to the pillar objective and goals through an annual service report or, for traded services, through other evaluation processes.
Every other year, senior officers will organise a Quality Assurance Review grouped by pillar and will invite Chairs of Governors, Headteachers, and School Business Managers to review the outcomes of the online satisfaction survey and the annual service reports.
The pillars
Across the framework, services are grouped by each Education Plan pillar which are shown here for ease and to help you prepare for the survey:
Pillar
Services
Early Years
Early Years services provided through central retention
Early Years and Childcare traded service offer
SEND Strategy
Education Psychology Service
SEND
School Organisation
Admissions and out of school service
Capital and asset management
Corporate Health and Safety
Safeguarding and Inclusion
Access and Engagement
Safeguarding
Culture and Enrichment
Cardfields
Computing ICT
Education Library Service
Music Education Islington
Health and Wellbeing
CAMHS
Healthy Schools
PESSPA
SaLT
Investment in School Leadership
Data Services/DPO
Directors and Assistant Directors
Governor Services
MIS Support
Schools Finance
Schools HR
Schools ICT
School Improvement
Schools Payroll
The remaining pillars (Early Help and 14-19 Plan) are not included as schools do not directly purchase or fund these services.
Annual Quality Assurance Survey
2024 Quality Assurance Survey
The 2024 survey is now live. Please complete the survey by Friday, 19 July.
Please take the time to complete our annual satisfaction survey. The survey will ask you to evaluate and feedback on each service in each pillar, and you'll also have the opportunity to review certain parts of the service, if applicable.
This should take around 15-20 minutes but may take longer depending on how many services you use and the detail of feedback you want to provide.