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Meetings in schools

  • 11-10-2020 10:06am
    #1
    am_zarathustra
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    I was just wondering if anyone has experience of teaching allocation being used for meetings, groups meeting of post holders and one on one meeting with Management. I'm wondering if this is the norm anywhere as I've never come across it before! It adds up to a lot of teaching time lost!


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  • #2
    lulublue22
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    am_zarathustra wrote: »
    I was just wondering if anyone has experience of teaching allocation being used for meetings, groups meeting of post holders and one on one meeting with Management. I'm wondering if this is the norm anywhere as I've never come across it before! It adds up to a lot of teaching time lost!

    We would have a certain amount as we have a high level of interaction with outside agencies. But not for management meetings or post holder meetings.


  • #3
    am_zarathustra
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,403 ✭✭✭am_zarathustra


    I completely understand using it for interactions with outside agencies, especially in student support or learning support, but weekly one hour check-ins timetabled seems excessive given it comes from allocation. I was just curious is it something other schools are leaning towards and I've just been in the same school a while so I wasn't aware


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