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    Workshop 3 Programme

    Arrival and coffee

    Introductions and aims

    Recap and review

    Prioritisation Matrix II

    Action Planning - Brown-paper Planning / Swim Lanes

    CoffeeCommunicating the plan Fan Plan

    Pair work on planning

    Plenary, further support and evaluation

    Depart

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    Objectives

    To review previous workshops and share

    learning since

    To consider some planning tools and how to

    communicate them beyond the planning team

    To establish further CPD and support

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    Review

    Forcefield analysis

    Fishbone Analysis

    5 Whys

    Problem Solving Team Building

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    Prioritisation matrix

    What is it? A framework to help prioritise a number of solutions or alternatives Each solution is rated in terms of the impact it would have if it were implemented and

    in terms of how do-able the option is

    4321

    1

    2

    3

    4High

    Impact

    Low

    Hard Easy

    Do-ability

    HIGHERPRIORITY

    SOLUTIONS

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    School example

    Issue

    Behaviour during lunch break

    Possible Solutions1. Recruit and train additional staff to supervise

    2. Segregate classes

    3. Segregate year groups

    4. Shorten lunch hour

    5. Stagger lunch hour

    6. Abandon lunch hour have mini breaks

    7. Allow pupils out of school

    8. Lunch passes allow pupils home

    9. Shut school at lunch hour keep pupils out10. Provide lunch time clubs

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    School example-solutions

    10. Provide lunch time clubs

    9. Close school at lunch

    8. Allow pupils home with permission from

    parents

    7. Allow pupils out of school

    6. Abandon lunch break5. Stagger lunch break

    4. Shorten lunch break

    3. Segregate year groups

    2. Segregate classes

    1. Recruit and train additional staff

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    13

    13

    14

    4322

    33

    13

    13

    31

    1 - 41 - 4

    Impact scoreDo-ability score

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    Prioritisation matrix school

    solutions

    Do-ability

    Impact

    1

    2

    3

    4

    1 2 3 4

    1

    2

    4

    5

    6

    78

    9

    10

    Therefore higher prioritysolutions are:

    6. Abandoning thelunch break

    4. Shortening the lunchbreak

    10. Providing lunch

    clubs

    High

    Low

    Hard Easy

    3

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    Action planning

    The following plans will:

    be developed by the team, in response to the particularissues identified by the whole school staff

    highlight rational, political and emotional benefits

    inform the school improvement plan

    Inform and involve the governing body

    This is an integral part of the normal school

    development/improvement planning process

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    Why brown paper?

    Portable

    Team builder VAK

    Can grow and develop

    See whole process - visual impact

    R-L planning essential

    Different

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    Brown paper planning

    demonstrates an approach to planning which uses thepower of the team and also helps to build the team a visual wall display documents an entire plan, process or situation it provides a high touch visual of an entire plan details the actual steps taken highlights all activities, interfaces, decision points and

    information sources

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    Brown paper plan

    Jan Feb

    Managing an Activity Day

    AprilMarch May

    A

    B

    C

    D

    E

    Timeline

    Swim lanesWork-

    streams

    DesiredOutcomes

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    Expanding the plan

    Date Date

    Managing an Activity Day

    DateDate Date

    A

    B

    C

    D

    E

    Milestone

    Activity

    Decision

    Question

    Key:

    DesiredOutcomes

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    Communicating the plan Fan Plan

    Work/lifebalance

    Support Staff

    ICT

    Administration

    Timetable

    Miscellaneous

    Ph 1: short Term

    Long Term

    Medium Term

    Short Term

    Examplecategories

    Exampletimeperiods

    Example phases Ph 2: Medium term Ph 3: Longer Term

    Eachaction

    appears ina box onthe plan

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    Pair/ Group Work

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    Further Support

    Cumbria Remodelling Website : www.cumbriagfl.org.uk

    National Remodelling website (now TDA):

    www.remodelling.org

    Work/Life Balance courses

    Audits of Workforce Reform by RCs.

    http://www.cumbriagfl.org.uk/http://www.remodelling.org/http://www.remodelling.org/http://www.cumbriagfl.org.uk/
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    Recap of the session

    To review previous workshops and share

    learning since

    To consider some planning tools and how to

    communicate them beyond the planning team

    To establish further CPD and support

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    close

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