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Headteacher capability procedure: model and examples
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on 12 September 2017
What is the process for headteacher capability procedures? Schools can set their own capability procedures and decide who is responsible for initiating them. We look at the process outlined in the DfE's model capability policy.
Contents
- 1 Model policy from The Key
- 2 Requirements
- 3 Responsibility for initiating procedures against the headteacher
- 4 Stages of the process
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