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| === PART 2: SECTION 3 - WORKING YEAR AND WORKING WEEK === | === PART 2: SECTION 3 - WORKING YEAR AND WORKING WEEK === | ||
| + | Short Term Supply Teachers | ||
| - | '''Teachers''' | + | 3.1 The provisions in paragraphs 3.2 and 3.3 below apply to all teachers engaged on short term supply work. Reference should be made to the SNCT Code of Practice on the Engagement of Short Term Supply Teachers (See Appendix 2.8 A). |
| - | 3.1 The provisions in paragraphs 3.2 to 3.10 below apply to all teachers including those on part-time contracts on a pro rata basis and those on temporary contracts. Reference should be made to the Code of Practice on the Use of Temporary Contracts (see [[Appendix 2.8]]). | + | 3.2 Short term supply teaching is defined as engagement on a daily basis where the total number of days of any engagement shall not exceed 5 days. |
| - | 3.2 The working year for teachers shall consist of 195 days of which 190 days will coincide with the school year for pupils with the remaining five days being worked by the individual teachers on duties as planned by the council. | + | 3.3 The hours of work for a short term supply teacher shall be a maximum of 25 hours per week, with a maximum class contact of 22.5 hours and 2.5 hours non class contact. |
| - | 3.3 All teachers shall have a 35 hour working week. The working week shall apply on a pro rata basis to teachers on part-time contracts. | + | '''Teachers (other than Short Term Supply Teachers)''' |
| - | 3.4 Within the 35-hour week, a maximum of 22.5 hours will be devoted to class contact except for those teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme. Other teachers who are undertaking probation outwith the National Induction Scheme will be treated as teachers, in relation to this Section. | + | 3.4 The provisions in paragraphs 3.5 to 3.13 below apply to teachers including those on part time contracts on a pro rata basis and those on fixed term temporary contracts. Reference should be made to the Code of Practice on the Use of Fixed Term Temporary Contracts (Appendix 2.8 B). |
| - | 3.5 For teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme, within the 35-hour week a maximum of 15.75 hours will be devoted to class contact. The specific contractual arrangements for teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme can be found in Section 9 (Other Provisions), paragraphs 9.7 to 9.12. | + | 3.5 The working year for teachers shall consist of 195 days of which 190 days will coincide with the school year for pupils with the remaining five days being worked by the individual teachers on duties as planned by the council. |
| - | 3.6 An allowance of no less than one third of the teacher’s actual class contact commitment is provided for preparation and correction. The use of remaining time will be subject to agreement at school level within LNCT guidelines, based on the Code of Practice on Working Time Arrangements (see [[Appendix 2.7]]). The pro rata arrangements for teachers on part-time contracts, relating to remaining time, shall occur on days when the teacher is employed. The exception to this rule is parents’ meetings when the part-time teacher will comply, on a pro rata basis, with the arrangements agreed for the establishment. | + | 3.6 Teachers (other than short term supply teachers) shall have a 35 hour working week. The working week shall apply on a pro rata basis to teachers on part-time contracts. |
| - | 3.7 All tasks which do not require the teacher to be on the school premises can be carried out at a time and place of the teacher’s choosing: teachers will notify the appropriate manager of their intention in this respect. | + | 3.7 Within the 35-hour week, a maximum of 22.5 hours will be devoted to class contact except for those teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme. Other teachers who are undertaking probation outwith the National Induction Scheme will be treated as teachers, in relation to this Section. |
| - | 3.8 In addition to the provisions of paragraph 3.3 above, all teachers have a contractual requirement to complete a maximum of 35 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) per annum. Teachers on part-time contracts will complete CPD per annum on a pro rata basis, in accordance with the pro rata contractual arrangements that apply to the working week. Further details on CPD are provided in Section 9 (Other Provisions). | + | 3.8 For teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme, within the 35-hour week, a maximum of 18.5 hours will be devoted to class contact. The specific contractual arrangements for teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme can be found in Section 9 (Other Provisions), paragraphs 9.7 to 9.12. |
| - | 3.9 Travelling time between schools during the school day shall be regarded as pupil contact time except during the midday break when the teacher shall have a personal break of not less than 40 minutes. | + | 3.9 An allowance of no less than one third of the teacher’s actual class contact commitment is provided for preparation and correction. The use of remaining time will be subject to agreement at school level within LNCT guidelines, based on the Code of Practice on Working Time Arrangements (see Appendix 2.7). The pro rata arrangements for teachers on part-time contracts, relating to remaining time, shall occur on days when the teacher is employed. The exception to this rule is parents’ meetings when the part-time teacher will comply, on a pro rata basis, with the arrangements agreed for the establishment. |
| - | 3.10 The contractual commitments required of teachers, as set out in Section 2 (Main Duties), will take place at a suitable time on a day on which the teacher is employed. | + | 3.10 All tasks which do not require the teacher to be on the school premises can be carried out at a time and place of the teacher’s choosing: teachers will notify the appropriate manager of their intention in this respect. |
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| - | '''Music Instructors''' | + | 3.11 In addition to the provisions of paragraph 3.5 above, teachers (other than short term supply teachers) have a contractual requirement to complete a maximum of 35 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) per annum. Teachers on part-time contracts will complete CPD per annum on a pro rata basis, in accordance with the pro rata contractual arrangements that apply to the working week. Further details on CPD are provided in Section 9 (Other Provisions). |
| - | 3.11 The provisions in paragraphs 3.12 to 3.17 below apply to all music instructors, including those on part-time contracts on a pro rata basis and those on temporary contracts. | + | 3.12 Travelling time between schools during the school day shall be regarded as pupil contact time except during the midday break when the teacher shall have a personal break of not less than 40 minutes. |
| - | 3.12 The working year for instructors shall consist of 195 days of which 190 days will coincide with the school year for pupils. The remaining five days will be used for locally directed in-service training. | + | 3.13 The contractual commitments required of teachers, as set out in Section 2 (Main Duties), will take place at a suitable time on a day on which the teacher is employed. |
| - | 3.13 The working week for instructors shall be 35 hours per week. A maximum of 27.5 hours in any one week will be devoted to pupil contact and a minimum of 2.5 hours per week will be available for preparation, instrument maintenance, transposition and orchestration. | ||
| - | 3.14 The remaining five hours during the week shall comprise an appropriate and agreed balance of the following activities at school/council level: | + | '''Music Instructors''' |
| - | (a) preparation of lessons; | + | 3.14 The provisions in paragraphs 3.15 to 3.20 below apply to all music instructors, including those on part-time contracts on a pro rata basis and those on temporary contracts. |
| - | (b) preparation of reports/records etc; | + | 3.15 The working year for instructors shall consist of 195 days of which 190 days will coincide with the school year for pupils. The remaining five days will be used for locally directed in-service training. |
| - | (c) forward planning; | + | 3.16 The working week for instructors shall be 35 hours per week. A maximum of 27.5 hours in any one week will be devoted to pupil contact and a minimum of 2.5 hours per week will be available for preparation, instrument maintenance, transposition and orchestration. |
| - | (d) parental liaison (by appointment); | + | 3.17 The remaining five hours during the week shall comprise an appropriate and agreed balance of the following activities at school/council level: |
| - | (e) staff meetings; | + | :(a) preparation of lessons; |
| - | (f) school/pupil performances; | + | :(b) preparation of reports/records etc; |
| - | (g) rehearsing musical ensembles; | + | :(c) forward planning; |
| - | (h) instrument provision and maintenance; | + | :(d) parental liaison (by appointment); |
| - | (i) professional review and development; and | + | :(e) staff meetings; |
| - | (j) Continuing Professional Development. | + | :(f) school/pupil performances; |
| - | 3.15 All music instructors have a contractual requirement to complete 35 hours Continuing Professional Development (CPD) per annum. CPD may consist of an appropriate balance of personal professional development, attendance at courses, involvement in performances and recitals. The balance will be based on an assessment of individual need, taking account of local and national priorities, and shall be carried out at an appropriate time and place. Every music instructor will have an annual plan agreed with his/her immediate manager. | + | :(g) rehearsing musical ensembles; |
| - | 3.16 Travelling time between schools during the school day shall be regarded as pupil contact time, except during the midday break when the instructor shall have a personal break of not less than 40 minutes. | + | :(h) instrument provision and maintenance; |
| - | 3.17 The contractual commitments required of music instructors as set out in Section 2 (Main Duties) will take place at a suitable time on a day on which the music instructor is employed. | + | :(i) professional review and development; and |
| + | :(j) Continuing Professional Development. | ||
| + | 3.18 All music instructors have a contractual requirement to complete 35 hours Continuing Professional Development (CPD) per annum. CPD may consist of an appropriate balance of personal professional development, attendance at courses, involvement in performances and recitals. The balance will be based on an assessment of individual need, taking account of local and national priorities, and shall be carried out at an appropriate time and place. Every music instructor will have an annual plan agreed with his/her immediate manager. | ||
| - | '''Educational Psychologists, Senior Educational Psychologists, Depute Principal Educational Psychologists and Principal Educational Psychologists''' | + | 3.19 Travelling time between schools during the school day shall be regarded as pupil contact time, except during the midday break when the instructor shall have a personal break of not less than 40 minutes. |
| - | 3.18 All educational psychologists, senior educational psychologists, depute principal educational psychologists and principal educational psychologists shall have a 35 hour working week. | + | 3.20 The contractual commitments required of music instructors as set out in Section 2 (Main Duties) will take place at a suitable time on a day on which the music instructor is employed. |
| + | '''Educational Psychologists, Senior Educational Psychologists, Depute Principal Educational Psychologists and Principal Educational Psychologists''' | ||
| + | 3.21 All educational psychologists, senior educational psychologists, depute principal educational psychologists and principal educational psychologists shall have a 35 hour working week. | ||
| '''Education Support Officers, Quality Improvement Officers and Quality Improvement Managers''' | '''Education Support Officers, Quality Improvement Officers and Quality Improvement Managers''' | ||
| - | 3.19 All education support officers, quality improvement officers and quality improvement managers shall have a 35 hour working week. | + | 3.22 All education support officers, quality improvement officers and quality improvement managers shall have a 35 hour working week. |
Revision as of 11:28, 14 July 2011
The SNCT Handbook of Conditions of Service
PART 2: SECTION 3 - WORKING YEAR AND WORKING WEEK
Short Term Supply Teachers
3.1 The provisions in paragraphs 3.2 and 3.3 below apply to all teachers engaged on short term supply work. Reference should be made to the SNCT Code of Practice on the Engagement of Short Term Supply Teachers (See Appendix 2.8 A).
3.2 Short term supply teaching is defined as engagement on a daily basis where the total number of days of any engagement shall not exceed 5 days.
3.3 The hours of work for a short term supply teacher shall be a maximum of 25 hours per week, with a maximum class contact of 22.5 hours and 2.5 hours non class contact.
Teachers (other than Short Term Supply Teachers)
3.4 The provisions in paragraphs 3.5 to 3.13 below apply to teachers including those on part time contracts on a pro rata basis and those on fixed term temporary contracts. Reference should be made to the Code of Practice on the Use of Fixed Term Temporary Contracts (Appendix 2.8 B).
3.5 The working year for teachers shall consist of 195 days of which 190 days will coincide with the school year for pupils with the remaining five days being worked by the individual teachers on duties as planned by the council.
3.6 Teachers (other than short term supply teachers) shall have a 35 hour working week. The working week shall apply on a pro rata basis to teachers on part-time contracts.
3.7 Within the 35-hour week, a maximum of 22.5 hours will be devoted to class contact except for those teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme. Other teachers who are undertaking probation outwith the National Induction Scheme will be treated as teachers, in relation to this Section.
3.8 For teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme, within the 35-hour week, a maximum of 18.5 hours will be devoted to class contact. The specific contractual arrangements for teachers on the National Teacher Induction Scheme can be found in Section 9 (Other Provisions), paragraphs 9.7 to 9.12.
3.9 An allowance of no less than one third of the teacher’s actual class contact commitment is provided for preparation and correction. The use of remaining time will be subject to agreement at school level within LNCT guidelines, based on the Code of Practice on Working Time Arrangements (see Appendix 2.7). The pro rata arrangements for teachers on part-time contracts, relating to remaining time, shall occur on days when the teacher is employed. The exception to this rule is parents’ meetings when the part-time teacher will comply, on a pro rata basis, with the arrangements agreed for the establishment.
3.10 All tasks which do not require the teacher to be on the school premises can be carried out at a time and place of the teacher’s choosing: teachers will notify the appropriate manager of their intention in this respect.
3.11 In addition to the provisions of paragraph 3.5 above, teachers (other than short term supply teachers) have a contractual requirement to complete a maximum of 35 hours of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) per annum. Teachers on part-time contracts will complete CPD per annum on a pro rata basis, in accordance with the pro rata contractual arrangements that apply to the working week. Further details on CPD are provided in Section 9 (Other Provisions).
3.12 Travelling time between schools during the school day shall be regarded as pupil contact time except during the midday break when the teacher shall have a personal break of not less than 40 minutes.
3.13 The contractual commitments required of teachers, as set out in Section 2 (Main Duties), will take place at a suitable time on a day on which the teacher is employed.
Music Instructors
3.14 The provisions in paragraphs 3.15 to 3.20 below apply to all music instructors, including those on part-time contracts on a pro rata basis and those on temporary contracts.
3.15 The working year for instructors shall consist of 195 days of which 190 days will coincide with the school year for pupils. The remaining five days will be used for locally directed in-service training.
3.16 The working week for instructors shall be 35 hours per week. A maximum of 27.5 hours in any one week will be devoted to pupil contact and a minimum of 2.5 hours per week will be available for preparation, instrument maintenance, transposition and orchestration.
3.17 The remaining five hours during the week shall comprise an appropriate and agreed balance of the following activities at school/council level:
- (a) preparation of lessons;
- (b) preparation of reports/records etc;
- (c) forward planning;
- (d) parental liaison (by appointment);
- (e) staff meetings;
- (f) school/pupil performances;
- (g) rehearsing musical ensembles;
- (h) instrument provision and maintenance;
- (i) professional review and development; and
- (j) Continuing Professional Development.
3.18 All music instructors have a contractual requirement to complete 35 hours Continuing Professional Development (CPD) per annum. CPD may consist of an appropriate balance of personal professional development, attendance at courses, involvement in performances and recitals. The balance will be based on an assessment of individual need, taking account of local and national priorities, and shall be carried out at an appropriate time and place. Every music instructor will have an annual plan agreed with his/her immediate manager.
3.19 Travelling time between schools during the school day shall be regarded as pupil contact time, except during the midday break when the instructor shall have a personal break of not less than 40 minutes.
3.20 The contractual commitments required of music instructors as set out in Section 2 (Main Duties) will take place at a suitable time on a day on which the music instructor is employed.
Educational Psychologists, Senior Educational Psychologists, Depute Principal Educational Psychologists and Principal Educational Psychologists
3.21 All educational psychologists, senior educational psychologists, depute principal educational psychologists and principal educational psychologists shall have a 35 hour working week.
Education Support Officers, Quality Improvement Officers and Quality Improvement Managers
3.22 All education support officers, quality improvement officers and quality improvement managers shall have a 35 hour working week.
