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School Workforce Census Autumn 2018 Agenda Overview School Workforce Census Dummy Run Break Identify and analyse validation errors Detail Reports Summary Report Return the census file via COLLECT SWC Rationale


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School Workforce Census Autumn 2018

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Agenda

  • Overview
  • School Workforce Census Dummy Run
  • Break
  • Identify and analyse validation errors
  • Detail Reports
  • Summary Report
  • Return the census file via COLLECT
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SWC – Rationale

  • School workforce census is the DfE’s main source of data
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– staff pay bills – staff turnover – absences

  • The school workforce census data informs departmental

policy on pay and the monitoring of the effectiveness and diversity of the school workforce.

  • School workforce census data is also used by other

government departments, local authorities, external agencies and educational researchers. Accuracy of data is crucial.

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Dates, SIMS Version, Permissions

  • SWC date is Thursday 8th November 2018
  • Deadline for returns is Thursday 22nd

November 2018

  • Schools need version 7.182 of SIMS
  • SIMS minimum Fileset 1004
  • SIMS Permissions required; Personnel Officer,

Returns Manager and/or Returns Operator

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Guidance Notes

  • Capita Guidance Notes are provided on Czone School

Workforce Census page

  • Producing the School Workforce Census Autumn 2018

Return

  • Preparing for the School Workforce Census Autumn 2018
  • Additional guidance, including Detailed and Summary

Report checking notes, Who to Include and Vacancies Flowcharts, Validation Errors Resolutions can be found

  • n the Czone, School Workforce Census page
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Privacy Notices

  • ESCC schools must have issued a Privacy

Notice to all members of staff

  • Issued to all current staff in school and those

who have recently left who will have data in the return (i.e. absence data)

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Privacy Notices Changes May 2018

  • The Data Protection Act 1998 was replaced by the GDPR

(General Data Protection Regulation) on the 25th May 2018.

  • Schools will need to review their privacy notices to

ensure they are compliant with the requirements of the GDPR.

  • There are administrative fines for failing to comply with

the GDPR.

  • For more information please refer to Czone, the Virtual

Schoolbag or contact the Information Governance Team at CS.DPA@eastsussex.gov.uk

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Individual Level Data Collected

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School Level Data Collected

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School Employed Staff Included In summary the school workforce census covers

  • Full and part-time teachers
  • Teaching assistants
  • Other support staff who are employed by

schools, including PRUs

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Staff to include…

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TEACHERS

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Teachers Included

  • Those paid according to teachers’ pay and

conditions, whether employed by the school

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  • Agency staff working within a school in a post

that would be paid according to teachers’ pay and conditions if filled by a teacher employed by the LA or school

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Teachers NOT Included

  • Centrally employed teaching staff do NOT

need to be in your return.

  • These include;

– Peripatetic music teachers – Advisory teachers – Educational psychologists – Educational welfare officers

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Teachers – Type of Service

  • ‘Regular Service’ means continuous employment of

28 days or more

  • ‘Regularly’ means a minimum of once every four

weeks E.g. If a supply teacher is contracted to come into a school once a week for five weeks, then that would represent regular service as the continuous employment period is one month or more

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Teachers in Regular Service

  • Qualified teachers paid in accordance

with School Teachers’ Pay and Conditions

  • Teachers taking on long term cover
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Further Teacher Clarification

  • A supply teacher employed on an ad hoc basis

would not be considered to be in regular service for the SWC, even if they are being used regularly

  • Individual data is only required from those

that are in regular service, i.e. employed under a contract or service agreement for a period of 28 days or more

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Headcount of Occasional Teachers

  • Occasional Teachers not deemed to be in

‘regular’ service

  • In school on census day
  • Mainly Supply Teachers

– Can be casual teachers you have on SIMS that you get into cover classes a lot, but are not ‘regular’

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TEACHING ASSISTANTS

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Teaching Assistants Included

Teaching Assistants are comprised of support staff based in the classroom for learning and pupil support, for example; – HLTAs – Teaching assistants – Special needs support staff – Nursery officers/assistants – Minority ethnic pupils support staff – Bilingual assistants

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Professional qualifications

  • All Professional qualifications: QTS, QTLS, EYT,

HLTA and TA need to be recorded as applicable

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Update Your Absence Data

  • Contracted Teachers, Contracted Teaching Assistants

(excludes Teaching Assistants who only have service agreements, Agency Teachers and Other Support Staff)

  • HISTORICAL DATA collected for staff with regular

service and absence in the period 01/09/2017 - 31/08/2018

  • Sickness absences are only included if “working days

lost” is greater or equal to half a day

  • Training absences are not collected
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Teacher Vacancies

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SUPPORT STAFF

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Support Staff Included

Support staff comprise of support staff who are not classroom based, for example; – Matrons/nurses/medical staff – Librarians – IT technicians, technicians – Admin officers/secretaries – Bursars – Other administration/clerical staff – Premises staff – Catering staff

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Support Staff Clarification

  • Part-time staff who are normally present at the

school, but work on days of the week other than the census day should be included

  • Support staff NOT included;
  • Governors, Clerk to Governors
  • Voluntary staff
  • Extended school staff (breakfast, after school, Sure

Start and Children’s Centres)

  • School crossing patrol staff
  • School improvement partners
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Extended Schools Staff

  • If someone has a contract in scope of SWC,

and contract for extended schools, then;

  • Extended schools staff should have a role of

Do not Include in Statutory Returns

  • This will exclude the extended school contract

from the return

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Headcount of Third Party Support Staff

  • Staff NOT employed directly by the School or LA
  • PCT Staff
  • Police
  • Other examples include:
  • Contract cleaners, Chartwells staff, outsourced

IT technicians etc.

  • Self-employed support staff e.g. IT technician
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CHANGES FROM 2017

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Changes for 2018

  • Pay data – ensure that latest pay scales have

been updated to 2018

  • Date of last pay review – even if no alteration to

pay

  • Extra care in recording additional payments

correctly and that these have been updated

  • Three categories of Qualified Teacher Status –

QTS, QTLS and EYTS. Teacher Number to be provided.

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CHECKS & REPORTS

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Curriculum Data

  • Check all subject codes in use are mapped to DfE

subject codes

  • Map any new subjects you now use
  • Location in SIMS – Tools, Setups, Subjects
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Important Checks/Information

  • All staff in the return should have at least one

contract

  • There should be no staff with a contract with 0 hours

per week included in the return

  • Working Days Lost is only collected for Sickness

Absence

  • Base Pay is now collected for all staff, even if spine

point and scale are collected

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Running Pay Related Checking Reports

  • It may be useful to run the following reports to check that all

service terms have been mapped correctly.

  • Reports, Run Report, Focus, Service Terms folder
  • ST Pay Scale Definitions will show the mappings of Pay Scales

for all service terms in use

  • ST Allowances will show the mappings of allowances for all

service terms in use

  • ST Post Definitions will show the mappings of Posts for all

service terms in use.

  • Run these reports and check that the mappings are correct.
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Detailed Reports

  • 8/9 detail reports that can be accessed from the

SWC screen

  • Reports show all the data in the return that will be

submitted to COLLECT

  • Important to check in conjunction with Summary

Report

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Summary Report

  • Gives an overview of all the data in the return
  • Important to get Head to check Summary before

authorising return

  • Please send SUMMARY copy to Lesley Goodwin via;
  • AVCO in the InfoMgt/Out folder (then run

Anycomms)

  • Or email cs.datamanagement@eastsussex.gov.uk
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Support and Advice

  • SIMS related enquiries should be directed to Schools

ICT

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01273 482519

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email schoolsict@eastsussex.gov.uk

  • All data related enquires (who should and shouldn’t

be included etc.) should be directed to Lesley Goodwin and the Data, Research & Information Management Team on 01273 482298 or email cs.data.management@eastsussex.gov.uk

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Thank you. Any questions?