
Meeting
Education Advisory Panel - Hampshire
Scheduled Time
Wednesday, 29th June 2022
10:00 AM
Wednesday, 29th June 2022
2:00 PM
Actual Time
Wednesday, 29th June 2022
12:00 AM
Wednesday, 29th June 2022
12:00 AM
Confirmed
29 Jun 2022
Ashburton Hal, EII Court, The Castle, Winchester

Sharron Morton
Hampshire Primary Schools
Present, as expected
Chris Anders
Hampshire Secondary Schools
Present, as expected
Justin Innes
Hampshire Special Schools
Apologies
Catherine Hobbs
Catholic Church
Absent
Jeff Williams
Church of England
Apologies
Georgina Mulhall
Hampshire Teacher's Liaison Panel
Present, as expected

Ian Potter
Hampshire Teacher's Liaison Panel
Present, as expected
· Cllr Bains, Cllr Parker-Jones attended as the Independent Group Deputy.
· Jeff Williams, Church of England
· Justin Innes, Hampshire Special Schools
- Document EAP Minutes 30032022 21 Jun 2022
- Document Presentation - Impact of the Skills & Post-16 Education Act 2022 21 Jun 2022
Member’s received an overview of the Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEPs) and the Local Skills Improvement Plans (LSIPs) likely to cover Hampshire and considered the next steps for the authority as a major employer and a County Council.
In response to questions members heard that:
· LSIPs will work together nationally to ensure that the focus on local situations does not miss the national trend.
· Work needs to be done to establish T-Levels perception as an equal alternative to A-Levels.
RESOLVED
That the Education Advisory Panel note the impact of the Skills & Post-16 Education Act 2022.
- Document Presentation - Mental Health Support Teams in Schools 21 Jun 2022
Members heard how Hampshire had been successful in bids for two MHSTs in 2019 followed by an additional 13 between 2022-24, noting the principles set out to guide their implementation and operation. The governance structure was provided alongside the locations and functions of the teams.
The Panel found that each MHST was led by a Clinical Team Lead, assisted by two Cognitive Behavioural Therapists and several Educational Mental Health Practitioners and noted the training provided to the teams. The presentation concluded by identifying the teams priorities for the future.
In response to questions members heard that:
· It was hoped that the introduction of MHSTs would have a positive effect on the CAMHS waiting lists. There are routes of progression available to ensure that there is not competition between the two.
· The schools chosen for MHSTs are chosen by the County Council but it is open to Academies alongside maintained schools.
RESOLVED
That the Education Advisory Panel note the update on the Mental Health Support Teams in Hampshire's schools.
- Document Presentation - Overview of Return to GCSE Examinations in Secondary Schools 21 Jun 2022
The Panel noted the various methods being introduced to accommodate for the disruption and missed learning young people experienced during the pandemic. This including the support available following results for students who did not get the grades or places at further education settings of their choice. This included wellbeing and mental health support available for both students and staff on results day.
Members heard that schools had been asked to send headline data for Attainment 8 and the basics in English and Maths so that it can be collated into provisional Local Authority headline data for publication. It was confirmed that schools data would only be used on this amalgamated basis.
Due to the uneven impact of the pandemic on schools and colleges a clear message will be alongside all performance tables to advise caution when considering the data and to strongly discourage comparisons being drawn with performance data from previous years.
RESOLVED
That the Education Advisory Panel note the overview of the return to GCSE examinations in Secondary Schools.
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