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Meetings for stronger educational review.

Schools, colleges and universities use panels and committees to review provision, improvement and governance. These examples focus on meetings where participants prepare from papers and reach recorded conclusions.

MEETINGS IN YOUR SETTING

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Illustrative examples of meeting types, rather than a list of customers or a fixed set of meeting templates.

EXAMPLE 01

Programme and course review panels

Examine a programme’s content, delivery and evaluation evidence, and consider proposals for development.

Typical papers
Programme reports, student feedback, evaluation findings and proposed changes.
A useful meeting record
The questions explored, panel findings and recommendations with their reasons.
EXAMPLE 02

School or college improvement reviews

Bring evidence and professional perspectives together to review a particular area of provision or improvement.

Typical papers
Self-evaluation reports, improvement plans, progress summaries and stakeholder feedback.
A useful meeting record
The strengths and concerns discussed, responses and conclusions of the review.
EXAMPLE 03

Governing body committee meetings

Consider papers on a defined area of governance and preserve the reasoning behind the committee’s advice or recommendations.

Typical papers
Committee papers, policy proposals, performance reports and supporting information.
A useful meeting record
The matters considered, individual contributions and the recorded outcome and rationale.
BRING THE MEETING TO LIFE

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in context.

The illustrative agenda shows how a meeting might focus on the evidence, the questions participants need to explore and the conclusions it needs to record.

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ILLUSTRATIVE AGENDA

Programme review panel

  1. Provision and evidence

    Consider the programme report and feedback from relevant groups.

  2. Questions and proposals

    Discuss the findings and proposed developments.

  3. Review outcome

    Record the panel’s conclusions, recommendations and reasons.

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