The Essex Primary Heads' Association is run by primary heads for primary heads.
EPHA aims to support all primary-phase headteachers - both in maintained schools and academies - in their leadership and management roles and to promote and improve primary education in Essex, in collaboration with the Local Authority and other education partners.
- The EPHA Colleague Supporter programme
- Autumn term primary headteacher meetings
- EPHA Annual General Meeting Thursday 11th October 2018
- Agendas and information about the summer term primary headteacher meetings June 2018
- Minutes, presentations and information following the Spring term headteacher meetings
- Mental health conference and resources launch - 30th November 2017
- Effective Support for Children and Families in Essex - training and information for your staff
- Ensuring you are meeting current Data Protection requirements
- Amendment to the school governance regulations - allowing maintained schools to vote off elected governors
- Seven-minute safeguarding staff meetings
- The New Southend, Essex and Thurrock (SET) Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) Toolbox
- General Data Protection Regulations - support for schools
- Safeguarding guidance and requirements
Thursday 24th January 2019
EPHA Executive meeting
Wednesday 6th March 2019
North East termly headteachers' meeting
Thursday 7th March 2019
South termly headteachers' meeting
Wednesday 13th March 2019
West termly headteachers' meeting
Thursday 14th March 2019
Mid termly headteachers' meeting
Friday 22nd March 2019
Headteachers' annual conference
Latest Downloads
- Headteacher References Jan 19 flowchart
- Ofsted consultation summary comment
- Schools_draft_handbook_150119
- Understanding and dealing with parental responsibility DfE Sept 2018
- SET bruising protocol December 2018
- Model_policy_for_managing_serial_and_unreasonable_complaints January 2019
- Model_complaints_procedure DfE January 2019
- Controlling access to school premises DfE November 2018
- Complaints procedures - maintained schools DfE January 2019
- Schools causing concern DfE guidance-November 2018