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• Inclusion through achievement – all schools • Inclusion through achievement – primary age pupils • Inclusion through achievement –secondary age pupils • Leading and managing learning. 4. The other 2 objectives arose from the Action Plan from the Vision and Values Conference held in September 2002: • Mapping and managing diversity, excellence and choice; Building Schools for the future • Strategic Planning, collaboration and Best Value. LEGAL This report sets out the LEA’s continuing obligations to further the aim of school improvement and there are no legal implications arising from this report. RESOURCE IMPLICATIONS: The Compact identifies what the LEA's priorities are and where resources will be targeted to support those priorities. It does not seek additional resources and, to that extent, there are no resource implications. BACKGROUND DOCUMENTS DfES Guidelines for CEOs and Executive Members for Education and LEA Staff: “Compacts – Partnerships working to deliver shared priorities” 15/08/2003 PART I – MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDING THE PRESS) Cabinet Reports - 4 th March 2003 Page 138
LONDON BOROUGH OF HILLINGDON LEA/DfES COMPACT 2004-05 PART I – MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDING THE PRESS) Cabinet Reports - 4 th March 2003 Page 139
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Cabinet agenda Meeting Date: THURSD
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Items 13 and 14 deal with ‘any te
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To allocate money to voluntary sect
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1. To note the work done in improve
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expand their sixth form accommodati
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ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED AND REJECTE
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Programme. ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED
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ANNUAL AUDIT LETTER 2002/3 ITEM 1 S
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CPA Scorecard 12. The Letter commen
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PART I - MEMBERS & PUBLIC (INCLUDIN
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FAIR FUNDING ARRANGEMENTS 2004/05 I
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INFORMATION 1. The Fair Funding Con
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Education, Youth and Leisure Servic
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1. Introduction 1.1 This is the sec
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Thursday 12 th February 2004. Schoo
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Table 4: Funding levels for proxy h
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dealing with the deficit are such t
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6.2 Some primary schools raised the
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6.13 The second is to introduce a f
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For junior / primary schools the da
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3. The current calculations of the
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Appendix 2 Analysis of Schools Budg
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INFORMATION 1. At the Cabinet meeti
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Notes: (1) Custody - gives details
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CONTROLLED DRINKING ZONES FOR HILLI
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4. Participating in cultural activi
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Theme C: Hillingdon Partners • C1
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Shared Priorities (2003) that sets
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HILLINGDON LOCAL CULTURAL STRATEGY
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Section 2 Examples of the findings
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Section 3 Local frameworks and nati
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• Transforming our local environm
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Much of our cultural life is depend
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B. HILLINGDON SPACES AND PLACES Hil
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HILLINGDON LOCAL CULTURAL STRATEGY
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A4 Priority Actions Partners Output
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B1 Theme: Hillingdon Spaces & Place
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Theme: Hillingdon Spaces & Places P
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A REVIEW OF THE ANIMAL WELFARE CHAR
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within Government, veterinary and a
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Page 103 and 104: The Council discourages the selling
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Page 137 and 138: AIR QUALITY AND TRANSPORT Key theme
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Page 143 and 144: BUSINESS SESSION I Freight 1. Need
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Page 155 and 156: Priority Objectives HILLINGDON EDUC
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Page 159 and 160: Priority Objectives Hillingdon LEA
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Page 167 and 168: COMMENTS OF OVERVIEW AND SCRUTINY C
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