A safe place is one where clear policies exist and are acted upon to eliminate or minimise harm.ĮRO’s judgement is based on the quality, intent and regular review of the school’s policies and procedures. h) The school is a physically and emotionally safe place for studentsĪ safe place is one in which risks to student safety are regularly assessed and evaluated with a view to eliminating, or at least reducing, harm. The school’s manager(s) have attested that they are fit, and proper person(s) as described in clause 6, Schedule 7 of the Education and Training Act 2020 to be manager(s) the school. Meeting g) The school has managers who are fit and proper persons (as described in clause 6, Schedule 7) Meeting f) The school has suitable tuition standards as described in clauses 2(e), (f) and 5, Schedule 7 Meeting e) The school has a curriculum for teaching, learning, and assessment and makes details of the curriculum and its programme for delivery available for parents Meeting d) The school has equipment that is suitable for the curriculum being delivered or to be delivered at the school Meeting c) The school has staffing that is suitable to the age range and level of its students, the curriculum taught at the school, and the size of the school Meeting b) The school usually provides tuition for 9 or more students who are of or over the age of 5 years but are under the age of 16 years ERO’s Judgement a) The school has premises that are suitable as described in clause 3, Schedule 7
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When an ERO report identifies an area within the criteria for registration that is not meeting the criteria at the time of the ERO review, that will be reported, the Ministry will be informed, and the Ministry will follow up the issue with the school. Is a physically and emotionally safe place for students (clause 2(h), Schedule 7).
Has managers who are fit and proper persons (as described in clause 6, Schedule 7) to be managers of a private school and Has suitable tuition standards, as described in clauses 2(e), (f) and 5, Schedule 7 and Has a curriculum for teaching, learning, and assessment and makes details of the curriculum and its programme for delivery available for parents and Has equipment that is suitable for the curriculum being delivered or to be delivered at the school (clause 2(d) Schedule 7) and Has staffing that is suitable to the age range and level of its students, the curriculum taught at the school, and the size of the school (clause 2(c), Schedule 7 and Usually provides tuition for 9 or more students who are of or over the age of 5 years but are under the age of 16 years [clause 2(b), Schedule 7) and Has premises that are suitable, as described in clause 3, Schedule 7 and The criteria for registration are that the school: More information about ERO reviews of private schools can be found on ERO’s website Private and independent schools | Education Review Office () ERO reviews of private schools are significantly different in process and more limited in scope and reporting than those for state and state-integrated schools, focusing as they do on the Criteria for Registration set out in clauses 2 to 6, Schedule 7 of the Education and Training Act 2020.Ĭlause 9, Schedule 7 of the Education and Training Act requires the Education Review Office (ERO) to review private schools and to report to the Secretary for Education on whether each school meets the criteria for registration.
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