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Parent and staff surveys: governors' responsibilities
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on 18 April 2017
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Should the governing board carry out parent and staff surveys? The governing board should make sure it has ways of seeking the views of parents, but this does not have to be a survey. Staff surveys are usually the headteacher's remit. We look at examples of parent surveys.
Contents
- 1 Seeking parents' views
- 2 Parent surveys: examples
- 3 Staff surveys
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