IGNITING
TALENT
“Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family”
Kofi Annan
“Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family”
Kofi Annan
PROMISE
PROMISE
We promise to be a trusted partner for our community/customers.
This means our service priorities are your priorities and we commit to you for the long term. We will:
We promise to be a trusted partner for our community/customers.
This means our service priorities are your priorities and we commit to you for the long term. We will:
PURPOSE
PHILOSOPHY
PROMISE
PURPOSE
PURPOSE
BDSIP’s purpose is to provide our customers with a trusted professional partnership that will empower their school community to realise the fullest opportunities for growth and success for all.
BDSIP’s purpose is to provide our customers with a trusted professional partnership that will empower their school community to realise the fullest opportunities for growth and success for all.
PHILOSOPHY
PHILOSOPHY
Our educational philosophy is a living commitment to creating an inclusive, empowering, and purposeful educational experience for all, where each learner is not only equipped with knowledge and skills but is also inspired to become a lifelong learner and a positive force in the world.
Our trusted advisers believe that school improvement happens through the organisation’s capacity to grow. We are dedicated to supporting schools to overcome their challenges and dismantle any barriers to education, ensuring that every learner has equal access to opportunities. Our commitment to equity is reflected in our practices, policies, and resources, ensuring that no one is left behind and that each individual member of the school community, governors, leaders, teachers, families and pupils, has the tools they need to succeed.
BDSIP employs the most passionate and innovative practitioners who are committed to our ‘trusted partner’ approach. We encourage all our staff to be professionally inquisitive, solution-focused and unerring in their drive to support our schools to realise a vision of success for all.
Our educational philosophy is a living commitment to creating an inclusive, empowering, and purposeful educational experience for all, where each learner is not only equipped with knowledge and skills but is also inspired to become a lifelong learner and a positive force in the world.
Our trusted advisers believe that school improvement happens through the organisation’s capacity to grow. We are dedicated to supporting schools to overcome their challenges and dismantle any barriers to education, ensuring that every learner has equal access to opportunities. Our commitment to equity is reflected in our practices, policies, and resources, ensuring that no one is left behind and that each individual member of the school community, governors, leaders, teachers, families and pupils, has the tools they need to succeed.
BDSIP employs the most passionate and innovative practitioners who are committed to our ‘trusted partner’ approach. We encourage all our staff to be professionally inquisitive, solution-focused and unerring in their drive to support our schools to realise a vision of success for all.
PRINCIPLES
AND
PILLARS
SOCIAL
ENTERPRISE
SOCIAL
ENTERPRISE
SCHOOLS LED
SCHOOLS LED
ONE
PROFESSIONAL
TEAM
ONE
PROFESSIONAL
TEAM
WE ARE MAJORITY OWNED BY SCHOOLS AND EXIST FOR SCHOOLS AND THEIR COMMUNITIES
WE ARE MAJORITY OWNED BY SCHOOLS AND EXIST FOR SCHOOLS AND THEIR COMMUNITIES
WE THINK SOCIALLY THEN COMMERCIALLY
WE THINK SOCIALLY THEN COMMERCIALLY
WE ARE ONE TEAM, BUILT ON TRUST, WHERE EVERYONE IS VALUED
WE ARE ONE TEAM, BUILT ON TRUST, WHERE EVERYONE IS VALUED
INNOVATION
INNOVATION
WE SEEK INNOVATION, INSIGHT AND IDEAS
WE SEEK INNOVATION, INSIGHT AND IDEAS
SOLUTION-
FOCUSED
SOLUTION-
FOCUSED
LOCALLY GROUNDED
LOCALLY GROUNDED
WE ACT POSITIVELY WITH INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY
WE ACT POSITIVELY WITH INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE RESPONSIBILITY
WE ROUTINELY PARTNER WITH OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY
WE ROUTINELY PARTNER WITH OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS BELIEVE
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS BELIEVE
100%
BDSIP is credible
100%
BDSIP has the required expertise to support us.
98%
We have a high level of trust in BDSIP.
95%
BDSIP actively listens to our needs and concerns.
97%
BDSIP understands our needs and works with us to find solutions.
“BDSIP’s reflective approach has positively impacted our school’s direction.”
“BDSIP’s reflective approach has positively impacted our school’s direction.”
“BDSIP staff are very warm, approachable and just a great team.”
“BDSIP staff are very warm, approachable and just a great team.”
“BDSIP have taken onboard the care, time, attention and support needed for our pupils to successfully achieve.”
“BDSIP have taken onboard the care, time, attention and support needed for our pupils to successfully achieve.”
Trusted Partner Evaluation 2023
PURPOSE
PHILOSOPHY
PROMISE
“With an absolute focus on children and their learning, our SIP provides both support and challenge. An inspirational leader, they have helped all leaders to deepen their thinking and ensure all actions link to our school values/vision and have a clear purpose.”
“With an absolute focus on children and their learning, our SIP provides both support and challenge. An inspirational leader, they have helped all leaders to deepen their thinking and ensure all actions link to our school values/vision and have a clear purpose.”
Trusted Partner Evaluation 2023
Trusted Partner Evaluation 2023
01: SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PARTNERSHIP
01: SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PARTNERSHIP
We believe in the transformative power of collaboration and understand that progress and growth in educational institutions are not solitary endeavours but collective efforts. Effective collaboration is pivotal in driving meaningful change and achieving sustainable improvement within schools. Fostering a culture of partnership, our team of experts work together with your school, sharing insights, challenges, and successes. Utilising the expertise and perspectives of our team and pool of consultants, we create tailored support that addresses the unique needs of each school.
We believe in the transformative power of collaboration and understand that progress and growth in educational institutions are not solitary endeavours but collective efforts. Effective collaboration is pivotal in driving meaningful change and achieving sustainable improvement within schools. Fostering a culture of partnership, our team of experts work together with your school, sharing insights, challenges, and successes. Utilising the expertise and perspectives of our team and pool of consultants, we create tailored support that addresses the unique needs of each school.
Our commitment to transparency, integrity, and reliability forms the foundation of our school improvement work. Our service spans various themes essential to holistic school development. Some of the key areas we cover include:
Our commitment to transparency, integrity, and reliability forms the foundation of our school improvement work. Our service spans various themes essential to holistic school development. Some of the key areas we cover include:
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PARTNERSHIP
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT PARTNERSHIP
Curriculum Development | Professional Development | Data-Driven Decision Making | Quality Assurance | Leadership Development |
Crafting and refining curricula to ensure alignment with the latest educational standards and evidence informed approaches. | Offering tailored programmes to empower professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to adapt to an ever-evolving educational landscape. | Utilising data to inform decision-making, helping schools identify areas for growth and measure progress effectively. | Conducting learning reviews in collaboration with your leaders and supporting moderation activities. | Supporting leaders at all levels to develop their skills using a range of solution focused approaches. |
TRUSTED PARTNER
Paul Claydon, Senior School Improvement Adviser (Secondary): Paul.Claydon@bdsip.co.uk 07866 912846
Kate Gooding, Senior School Improvement Adviser (Primary): Kate.Gooding@bdsip.co.uk 07976239885
02: SEND & INCLUSION SERVICES
02: SEND & INCLUSION SERVICES
All the passionate and highly skilled advisers in our suite of SEND and Inclusion Services bring a solution-focused approach to supporting schools to find creative ways of removing individual barriers to education, so that every learner has equal access to opportunities.
The team is committed to a vision of inclusion that ensures no-one is left behind and each individual member of the school community, governors, leaders, teachers, families and pupils, has the tools they need to succeed.
All the passionate and highly skilled advisers in our suite of SEND and Inclusion Services bring a solution-focused approach to supporting schools to find creative ways of removing individual barriers to education, so that every learner has equal access to opportunities.
The team is committed to a vision of inclusion that ensures no-one is left behind and each individual member of the school community, governors, leaders, teachers, families and pupils, has the tools they need to succeed.
“Our Inclusion Adviser has provided tailored support which has helped to implement vital support for the children who need it most.”
“Our Inclusion Adviser has provided tailored support which has helped to implement vital support for the children who need it most.”
Trusted Partner Evaluation 2023
PURPOSE
PHILOSOPHY
PROMISE
Exceptional inclusive practice is the cornerstone of achieving the best outcomes for all children and young people, both academically and as part of their journey into adulthood. Our Inclusion Service, designed to elevate your school's provision and outcomes for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND), offers a comprehensive and tailored approach.
Exceptional inclusive practice is the cornerstone of achieving the best outcomes for all children and young people, both academically and as part of their journey into adulthood. Our Inclusion Service, designed to elevate your school's provision and outcomes for children and young people with Special Educational Needs and Disability (SEND), offers a comprehensive and tailored approach.
Our team of experienced inclusion advisers take a proactive and agile approach to empowering your school in achieving holistic inclusive practice. Drawing upon the diverse expertise of the inclusion team, our service covers areas such as autism, language and communication, social and emotional well-being, mental health needs, cognition and learning, literacy and numeracy, and outstanding leadership in SEND and inclusion.
Our team of experienced inclusion advisers take a proactive and agile approach to empowering your school in achieving holistic inclusive practice. Drawing upon the diverse expertise of the inclusion team, our service covers areas such as autism, language and communication, social and emotional well-being, mental health needs, cognition and learning, literacy and numeracy, and outstanding leadership in SEND and inclusion.
Hannah Hamid, Senior Inclusion Adviser: Hannah.Hamid@bdsip.co.uk or 07821 681746
Nicole Leah, Senior Inclusion Adviser: Nicole.Leah@bdsip.co.uk or 07821 681747
TRUSTED PARTNER
INCLUSION SERVICE
INCLUSION SERVICE
Data for 2022-3, published by the Government, for SEND in England shows that the number of children in EYFS and KS1 identified with a primary need of autism has nearly doubled across England and London since 2015-6.
In response to the increasing challenge this presents for primary schools, BDSIP’s team of highly experienced autism experts have developed a successful programme to enhance the confidence and competencies of staff who support these learners.
Now in its third year, this holistic package targets five key areas:
Data for 2022-3, published by the Government, for SEND in England shows that the number of children in EYFS and KS1 identified with a primary need of autism has nearly doubled across England and London since 2015-6.
In response to the increasing challenge this presents for primary schools, BDSIP’s team of highly experienced autism experts have developed a successful programme to enhance the confidence and competencies of staff who support these learners.
Now in its third year, this holistic package targets five key areas:
Our enhanced package includes:
Our enhanced package includes:
TRUSTED PARTNER
Rebecca Mawson.
Inclusion Adviser for Autism and Complex Needs
Rebecca.Mawson@bdsip.co.uk or 07968 511891
Schools can choose from one of two packages:
Our standard package includes:
Schools can choose from one of two packages:
Our standard package includes:
EYFS & COMPLEX NEEDS SUPPORT
EYFS & COMPLEX NEEDS SUPPORT
Providing individual casework, including working with hard-to-engage families and initiating legal action, where required
Providing individual casework, including working with hard-to-engage families and initiating legal action, where required
Establishing and embedding systems that are proven to support consistently outstanding attendance for all
Establishing and embedding systems that are proven to support consistently outstanding attendance for all
Empowering school leaders with a deep understanding of legislative responsibilities.
Empowering school leaders with a deep understanding of legislative responsibilities.
Offering strategic guidance to foster a culture that values exceptional attendance
Offering strategic guidance to foster a culture that values exceptional attendance
ATTENDANCE SERVICE
ATTENDANCE SERVICE
We are dedicated to ensuring your school maintains outstanding attendance for all learners.
In close collaboration with your attendance leads, our experienced and skilled advisers will develop a bespoke, holistic programme of support which is aligned with your statutory priorities for improving attendance and builds on existing success.
We are dedicated to ensuring your school maintains outstanding attendance for all learners.
In close collaboration with your attendance leads, our experienced and skilled advisers will develop a bespoke, holistic programme of support which is aligned with your statutory priorities for improving attendance and builds on existing success.
BDSIP’s programme is informed by four key thematic strands:
Tracy Evans, Attendance Service Lead
Tracy.Evans@bdsip.co.uk or 0797124910
TRUSTED PARTNER
COUNSELLING SERVICE
COUNSELLING SERVICE
TRUSTED PARTNER
In line with our educational philosophy, our counselling service focuses on holistic support for student and staff emotional well-being by cultivating a safe, inclusive environment conducive to learning and addressing individual needs through person-centred approaches.
Our high-quality, affordable counselling service for mainstream and specialist settings prioritises bespoke emotional support by employing integrative therapeutic methods such as CBT, art, or play therapy where appropriate.
Focusing on your school priorities, your counsellor can provide therapeutic counselling for vulnerable students who do not meet the CAMHS thresholds; support for families and staff; and feedback that can be included in students’ support plans.
All our counsellors are subject to rigorous safer recruitment checks and will have a current DBS certificate. They also have up-to-date safeguarding training, including Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE), Child Safeguarding and Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). In line with BACP guidelines, BDSIP provides all counsellors with monthly clinical supervision with an accredited provider.
Your counsellor will provide:
In line with our educational philosophy, our counselling service focuses on holistic support for student and staff emotional well-being by cultivating a safe, inclusive environment conducive to learning and addressing individual needs through person-centred approaches.
Our high-quality, affordable counselling service for mainstream and specialist settings prioritises bespoke emotional support by employing integrative therapeutic methods such as CBT, art, or play therapy where appropriate.
Focusing on your school priorities, your counsellor can provide therapeutic counselling for vulnerable students who do not meet the CAMHS thresholds; support for families and staff; and feedback that can be included in students’ support plans.
All our counsellors are subject to rigorous safer recruitment checks and will have a current DBS certificate. They also have up-to-date safeguarding training, including Keeping Children Safe in Education (KCSIE), Child Safeguarding and Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). In line with BACP guidelines, BDSIP provides all counsellors with monthly clinical supervision with an accredited provider.
Your counsellor will provide:
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY THERAPEUTIC SERVICES
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY THERAPEUTIC SERVICES
Since 2019, BDSIP has partnered with Words First, a provider with more than ten years of proven success in supporting more than 100 schools across London, to offer our schools access to competitively priced multidisciplinary therapeutic services. Therapists will respond to the unique needs of your school and your students to support leaders to strengthen your SEND provision and ensure good or better outcomes for all.
Since 2019, BDSIP has partnered with Words First, a provider with more than ten years of proven success in supporting more than 100 schools across London, to offer our schools access to competitively priced multidisciplinary therapeutic services. Therapists will respond to the unique needs of your school and your students to support leaders to strengthen your SEND provision and ensure good or better outcomes for all.
You can choose from one, all or a combination of schools-focused services from:
You can choose from one, all or a combination of schools-focused services from:
Speech & Language Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Education Psychology
Play Therapy
Dyslexia Support
Hannah Hamid, Senior Inclusion Adviser: Hannah.Hamid@bdsip.co.uk or 07821 681746
Nicole Leah, Senior Inclusion Adviser: Nicole.Leah@bdsip.co.uk or 07821 681747
TRUSTED PARTNER
Whichever services you choose, Words First multi-disciplinary team (MDT) of highly-skilled professionals will work holistically with your school on a weekly, monthly, termly or ad-hoc basis to offer advice and guidance, training, assessments, interventions and resources to target your key priorities.
Across the Words First MDT, each therapist has access to advice and support from a wide range of clinical specialists to ensure they can meet your specific needs. These specialisms include:
All Words First therapists are subject to rigorous safer recruitment checks and will have a current DBS certificate. Words First also employ stringent clinical supervision, line management, mentoring and training to ensure a consistently high-quality service for your school.
Whichever services you choose, Words First multi-disciplinary team (MDT) of highly-skilled professionals will work holistically with your school on a weekly, monthly, termly or ad-hoc basis to offer advice and guidance, training, assessments, interventions and resources to target your key priorities.
Across the Words First MDT, each therapist has access to advice and support from a wide range of clinical specialists to ensure they can meet your specific needs. These specialisms include:
All Words First therapists are subject to rigorous safer recruitment checks and will have a current DBS certificate. Words First also employ stringent clinical supervision, line management, mentoring and training to ensure a consistently high-quality service for your school.
PURPOSE
PHILOSOPHY
PROMISE
“My Careers Interview was very beneficial and I have a better idea of what I want to do and how I will execute it.”
“My Careers Interview was very beneficial and I have a better idea of what I want to do and how I will execute it.”
Year 11 Student
Year 11 Student
Our Careers and Aspirations services commit to providing our schools with a holistic approach, empowering schools to deliver the best careers and work-related programmes to meet the requirements of the Gatsby Benchmarks and raise aspirations for our children and young people. Our extensive network means we are able to connect schools to local and regional learning opportunities that support the development of ‘career capital’, breaking down barriers to social mobility and inspiring all young people to realise their full potential.
Our Careers and Aspirations services commit to providing our schools with a holistic approach, empowering schools to deliver the best careers and work-related programmes to meet the requirements of the Gatsby Benchmarks and raise aspirations for our children and young people. Our extensive network means we are able to connect schools to local and regional learning opportunities that support the development of ‘career capital’, breaking down barriers to social mobility and inspiring all young people to realise their full potential.
03: CAREERS AND ASPIRATIONS
03: CAREERS AND ASPIRATIONS
PRIMARY CAREERS PROGRAMME
PRIMARY CAREERS PROGRAMME
TRUSTED PARTNER
Aasiya Hassan,
Head of Careers Education & Work Experience Aasiya.Hassan@bdsip.co.uk or 07976 238135
GROWN UP ME
There is increasing evidence that careers-related learning in primary schools supports to raise the aspirations of young people, broadening their horizons, boosting engagement, and demystifying stereotypes (Drawing the Future, Employers and Education 2018). Encouraging children to explore and expand their ideas of who they aspire to become impacts their future choices for education and career ambitions.
The Grown Up Me programme connects primary schools with local and regional employers and universities across a range of sectors to broaden and build primary pupils’ understanding of, and engagement with, the world of work through:
There is increasing evidence that careers-related learning in primary schools supports to raise the aspirations of young people, broadening their horizons, boosting engagement, and demystifying stereotypes (Drawing the Future, Employers and Education 2018). Encouraging children to explore and expand their ideas of who they aspire to become impacts their future choices for education and career ambitions.
The Grown Up Me programme connects primary schools with local and regional employers and universities across a range of sectors to broaden and build primary pupils’ understanding of, and engagement with, the world of work through:
TRUSTED PARTNER
Aasiya Hassan, Head of Careers Education and Work Experience Aasiya.Hassan@bdsip.co.uk or 07976 238135
AIM HIGHER
HIGHER EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT
HIGHER EDUCATION & EMPLOYMENT
Driven by our commitment to enabling more young people to access higher education and take up professional work opportunities, this innovative programme exposes students to industry professionals, relatable recent graduates and university lecturers across a range of careers and industries.
All sessions are highly interactive, allowing students to ask questions and explore the reality of life at university or in the world of employment.
Spanning a wide range of careers and progression routes, the offer includes:
Driven by our commitment to enabling more young people to access higher education and take up professional work opportunities, this innovative programme exposes students to industry professionals, relatable recent graduates and university lecturers across a range of careers and industries.
All sessions are highly interactive, allowing students to ask questions and explore the reality of life at university or in the world of employment.
Spanning a wide range of careers and progression routes, the offer includes:
WORK EXPERIENCE
WORK EXPERIENCE
BDSIP believes that work experience is critical to the development of employability skills; raising aspirations for young people; and reducing the numbers of students who become NEET post-16.
To provide students with an impactful work experience placement, we are working in partnership with Inspire! to build a shared network of local, regional and national employers who are equally committed to providing meaningful opportunities. Our employer pool ranges from small local businesses to large FTSE 100 companies.
BDSIP provides an end-to-end service which includes:
Students in specialist provisions can access a more tailored programme which includes careers advice and guidance from a qualified adviser and a full or part assisted work experience, delivered in collaboration with the setting, to support successful outcomes.
BDSIP believes that work experience is critical to the development of employability skills; raising aspirations for young people; and reducing the numbers of students who become NEET post-16.
To provide students with an impactful work experience placement, we are working in partnership with Inspire! to build a shared network of local, regional and national employers who are equally committed to providing meaningful opportunities. Our employer pool ranges from small local businesses to large FTSE 100 companies.
BDSIP provides an end-to-end service which includes:
Students in specialist provisions can access a more tailored programme which includes careers advice and guidance from a qualified adviser and a full or part assisted work experience, delivered in collaboration with the setting, to support successful outcomes.
TRUSTED PARTNER
Aasiya Hassan, Head of Careers Education and Work Experience Aasiya.Hassan@bdsip.co.uk or 07976 238135
Our Careers Service supports young people to make positive, informed and aspiration choices about their future with high-quality, impartial, expert careers advice.
Our team of Level 6 qualified careers advisers:
Our Careers Service supports young people to make positive, informed and aspiration choices about their future with high-quality, impartial, expert careers advice.
Our team of Level 6 qualified careers advisers:
TRUSTED PARTNER
Beatrice Joseph, Lead Careers Adviser
Beatrice.Joseph@bdsip.co.uk or 07816 592970
CAREERS ADVICE FOR SECONDARY
CAREERS ADVICE FOR SECONDARY
Securing employment or an apprenticeship can be a daunting process for young people. This invaluable practical session for Y13 guides students through the application and recruitment process for apprenticeships and employment with a full-day of workshops, delivered in your setting.
We will support a group of up to 20 students to make informed choices by offering tailored guidance covering:
Securing employment or an apprenticeship can be a daunting process for young people. This invaluable practical session for Y13 guides students through the application and recruitment process for apprenticeships and employment with a full-day of workshops, delivered in your setting.
We will support a group of up to 20 students to make informed choices by offering tailored guidance covering:
TRUSTED PARTNER
Aasiya Hassan, Head of Careers Education and Work Experience Aasiya.Hassan@bdsip.co.uk or 07976 238135
YEAR 13 EMPLOYABILITY DAY
YEAR 13 EMPLOYABILITY DAY
“Thank you for the advice and opportunities shared with me today. I know the steps I need to take to get an apprenticeship or a job now.”
YEAR 13 STUDENT
YEAR 13 STUDENT
04: DIGITAL SUPPORT SERVICES
04: DIGITAL SUPPORT SERVICES
The team of experts within BDSIP’s Digital Support Services are committed to enabling schools to create inclusive, empowering, and purposeful educational experiences for all, where each learner is equipped with knowledge and skills that enable them to participate purposefully in modern society.
Furthermore, we believe that recent technological advances are such that it is vital schools have access to a ‘trusted partner’ who will provide honest advice and guidance to support them to navigate the territory. Our suite of Digital Support Services target the key priorities of curriculum, teaching and learning, IT infrastructure and data management to enable school leaders to realise the fullest opportunities for growth, inclusion and success for all.
The team of experts within BDSIP’s Digital Support Services are committed to enabling schools to create inclusive, empowering, and purposeful educational experiences for all, where each learner is equipped with knowledge and skills that enable them to participate purposefully in modern society.
Furthermore, we believe that recent technological advances are such that it is vital schools have access to a ‘trusted partner’ who will provide honest advice and guidance to support them to navigate the territory. Our suite of Digital Support Services target the key priorities of curriculum, teaching and learning, IT infrastructure and data management to enable school leaders to realise the fullest opportunities for growth, inclusion and success for all.
“The Data Management Service is really helpful and valued at our school.”
“The Data Management Service is really helpful and valued at our school.”
Trusted Partner Evaluation 2023
Trusted Partner Evaluation 2023
PURPOSE
PHILOSOPHY
PROMISE
Computing is an essential subject if all children and young people are to have a well-informed understanding of the increasingly digital world that surrounds them. Employers project that the number of careers depending on computing skills will grow and many pupils currently starting school today could end up in jobs that do not currently exist. Our curriculum computing service will support leaders to elevate the computing curriculum and ensure your pupils have the necessary skills for the future.
Our specialist advisory teacher will provide two days of in-school support tailored to meet your specific computing curriculum, online safety and/or pupil data management needs. The package includes termly subject leaders’ meetings; regular computing CPD; and ongoing remote support throughout the year. In addition, we provide valuable insights into assessment systems and system effectiveness, alongside data presentation materials which summarise pupil performance data from Integris or other assessment data packages.
Our service extends to advising and supporting on the development of remote learning systems, providing hands-on assistance to maximise the potential of your platform.
Computing is an essential subject if all children and young people are to have a well-informed understanding of the increasingly digital world that surrounds them. Employers project that the number of careers depending on computing skills will grow and many pupils currently starting school today could end up in jobs that do not currently exist. Our curriculum computing service will support leaders to elevate the computing curriculum and ensure your pupils have the necessary skills for the future.
Our specialist advisory teacher will provide two days of in-school support tailored to meet your specific computing curriculum, online safety and/or pupil data management needs. The package includes termly subject leaders’ meetings; regular computing CPD; and ongoing remote support throughout the year. In addition, we provide valuable insights into assessment systems and system effectiveness, alongside data presentation materials which summarise pupil performance data from Integris or other assessment data packages.
Our service extends to advising and supporting on the development of remote learning systems, providing hands-on assistance to maximise the potential of your platform.
CURRICULUM COMPUTING &
DATA SUPPORT
CURRICULUM COMPUTING &
DATA SUPPORT
TRUSTED PARTNER
Gillian Bratley, Advisory Teacher for ICT Gillian.Bratley@bdsip.co.uk or 07968 511 883
INTERNET CONNECTIVITY SERVICE
INTERNET CONNECTIVITY SERVICE
BDSIP has partnered with London Grid for Learning (LGfL), a technology charity, to offer our schools a competitively priced internet connectivity services which is fast, filtered and fortified to ensure that your broadband has the capacity, security and safeguards to meet the requirements of your setting.
LGfL fibre broadband offers more than reliability, high speed and performance. Schools can benefit from a range of additional bundled products which are included in the service at no extra cost. You will have access to:
BDSIP is committed to supporting schools throughout the transition to LGfL and ensuring ongoing assistance throughout the contract's lifetime.
BDSIP has partnered with London Grid for Learning (LGfL), a technology charity, to offer our schools a competitively priced internet connectivity services which is fast, filtered and fortified to ensure that your broadband has the capacity, security and safeguards to meet the requirements of your setting.
LGfL fibre broadband offers more than reliability, high speed and performance. Schools can benefit from a range of additional bundled products which are included in the service at no extra cost. You will have access to:
BDSIP is committed to supporting schools throughout the transition to LGfL and ensuring ongoing assistance throughout the contract's lifetime.
TRUSTED PARTNER
EMAIL SERVICE
EMAIL SERVICE
BDSIP’s partnership with Elementary ICT offers a managed service to deliver and support the Office 365 email system used in schools.
The service is available for schools who are on the BDCS Office 365 domain or on their own Office 365 tenancy. A bespoke portal enables your in-house IT support to manage accounts for your school, or you can gain full support through the helpdesk.
Schools can also request support with completing data protection requests, such as subject access requests, and automated deletion of emails in line with the protocols of your GDPR policy. To support teaching and learning, the service offers the creation of pupil email accounts, for use in the classroom and at home, with access to Office 365, Google Classroom and your curriculum resources.
BDSIP’s partnership with Elementary ICT offers a managed service to deliver and support the Office 365 email system used in schools.
The service is available for schools who are on the BDCS Office 365 domain or on their own Office 365 tenancy. A bespoke portal enables your in-house IT support to manage accounts for your school, or you can gain full support through the helpdesk.
Schools can also request support with completing data protection requests, such as subject access requests, and automated deletion of emails in line with the protocols of your GDPR policy. To support teaching and learning, the service offers the creation of pupil email accounts, for use in the classroom and at home, with access to Office 365, Google Classroom and your curriculum resources.
Gillian Bratley, Advisory Teacher for ICT Gillian.Bratley@bdsip.co.uk or 07968 511 883
ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE
ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE
Cyber security should be high on the agenda for any school with a reliance on IT and online systems. Government research, published in April 2023, has found that ‘all types of education institutions are more likely to identify breaches or attacks than the average UK business’.
Even if you do not purchase your internet connectivity service through BDSIP, our arrangement with Sophos means we can offer you a competitive deal on anti-virus licences to protect your school. Our Intercept X licences for workstations and servers provide robust protection against viruses, including ransomware, with a three-year validity.
Cyber security should be high on the agenda for any school with a reliance on IT and online systems. Government research, published in April 2023, has found that ‘all types of education institutions are more likely to identify breaches or attacks than the average UK business’.
Even if you do not purchase your internet connectivity service through BDSIP, our arrangement with Sophos means we can offer you a competitive deal on anti-virus licences to protect your school. Our Intercept X licences for workstations and servers provide robust protection against viruses, including ransomware, with a three-year validity.
TRUSTED PARTNER
EDUCATION DATA MANAGEMENT
EDUCATION DATA MANAGEMENT
Rigorous data management and analysis is an essential tool in informing an effective school improvement strategy. With over 30 years’ experience, our team of education data specialists provide an enhanced data management service to support school leaders to optimise your data management systems, providing advice, guidance, and insightful analysis to save you time and effort.
Rigorous data management and analysis is an essential tool in informing an effective school improvement strategy. With over 30 years’ experience, our team of education data specialists provide an enhanced data management service to support school leaders to optimise your data management systems, providing advice, guidance, and insightful analysis to save you time and effort.
The Education Data Management Service provides:
The Education Data Management Service provides:
All B&D schools have access to:
All B&D schools have access to:
TRUSTED PARTNER
Simon Davies, School Performance and MIS Support Manager Simon.Davies@bdsip.co.uk or 07866 912 849
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (MIS) SUPPORT SERVICE
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (MIS) SUPPORT SERVICE
We are committed to optimizing the potential of Integris, providing personalised, targeted support to ensure that your setting reaps maximum benefits from the system.
Our team of experienced and accredited specialists stand ready to offer dedicated support across all system modules from fundamental operations like managing pupil data and class creation through to developing assessment markbooks and creating data reports.
In addition, the team provide an extensive training programme to support school-based staff to utilise Integris to its fullest potential with confidence. The programme covers essential elements like:
We are committed to optimizing the potential of Integris, providing personalised, targeted support to ensure that your setting reaps maximum benefits from the system.
Our team of experienced and accredited specialists stand ready to offer dedicated support across all system modules from fundamental operations like managing pupil data and class creation through to developing assessment markbooks and creating data reports.
In addition, the team provide an extensive training programme to support school-based staff to utilise Integris to its fullest potential with confidence. The programme covers essential elements like:
Should you require additional bespoke training outside of the programme, the team are more than willing to accommodate your specific needs.
Please note that schools using Integris are required to have a support agreement either directly with Integris Education or an approved support partner such as BDSIP.
Should you require additional bespoke training outside of the programme, the team are more than willing to accommodate your specific needs.
Please note that schools using Integris are required to have a support agreement either directly with Integris Education or an approved support partner such as BDSIP.
TRUSTED PARTNER
Simon Davies, School Performance and MIS Support Manager Simon.Davies@bdsip.co.uk or 07866 912 849
“The information shared was good, appropriately pitched for governors and it was interesting to hear examples of good practice.”
“The information shared was good, appropriately pitched for governors and it was interesting to hear examples of good practice.”
Governors’ Conference 2023
A highly effective school will have highly effective governance. This means that the governing body will work collaboratively and proactively with the leadership team, offering both support and challenge to ensure that the school realises a vision of high aspirations for all within a culture that fosters inclusion.
BDSIP Governor Services supports highly effective school governance by providing expert advice, guidance, clerking and support when you need it from our highly experienced Governor Services Manager, Jackie Day. Jackie has an extensive working knowledge of your statutory responsibilities in all types of school, including maintained, academies and diocesan.
Governor Training
Well supported and well-trained Governors are more likely to be able offer the level of support and challenge needed by schools. Our training package collates all the most relevant advice and training for Governors, so that they feel equipped with the knowledge and skills to do their roles effectively.
Headteacher Performance Management
Our experienced school improvement advisers will guide governors through the performance management process, summarising the previous cycle and negotiating new performance objectives for Headteachers.
A highly effective school will have highly effective governance. This means that the governing body will work collaboratively and proactively with the leadership team, offering both support and challenge to ensure that the school realises a vision of high aspirations for all within a culture that fosters inclusion.
BDSIP Governor Services supports highly effective school governance by providing expert advice, guidance, clerking and support when you need it from our highly experienced Governor Services Manager, Jackie Day. Jackie has an extensive working knowledge of your statutory responsibilities in all types of school, including maintained, academies and diocesan.
Governor Training
Well supported and well-trained Governors are more likely to be able offer the level of support and challenge needed by schools. Our training package collates all the most relevant advice and training for Governors, so that they feel equipped with the knowledge and skills to do their roles effectively.
Headteacher Performance Management
Our experienced school improvement advisers will guide governors through the performance management process, summarising the previous cycle and negotiating new performance objectives for Headteachers.
05: GOVERNOR SERVICES
05: GOVERNOR SERVICES
TRUSTED PARTNER
06: CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
06: CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Our CPD programme is driven by our commitment to creating an inclusive, empowering and purposeful educational experience for all. The offer is developed through a combination of rigorous data analysis and our partnership work with schools to ensure it is targeting schools’ shared developmental priorities.
Facilitated by our team of trusted experts, both from within BDSIP and our wide-ranging educational partnerships, our engaging training opportunities inspire delegates to realise the fullest opportunities for growth and a vision of success for all.
Schools can buy an annual subscription which allows unlimited access to most courses on our training programme (exclusions apply to a limited number of courses delivered by external partners) or register for individual sessions on a pay-as-you-basis. BDSIP advisers can also deliver bespoke training for your setting on request.
Our CPD programme is constantly evolving in response to the local, regional or national education landscape. For an overview of forthcoming events, please visit our website: bdsip.co.uk/cpd or click below:
Our CPD programme is driven by our commitment to creating an inclusive, empowering and purposeful educational experience for all. The offer is developed through a combination of rigorous data analysis and our partnership work with schools to ensure it is targeting schools’ shared developmental priorities.
Facilitated by our team of trusted experts, both from within BDSIP and our wide-ranging educational partnerships, our engaging training opportunities inspire delegates to realise the fullest opportunities for growth and a vision of success for all.
Schools can buy an annual subscription which allows unlimited access to most courses on our training programme (exclusions apply to a limited number of courses delivered by external partners) or register for individual sessions on a pay-as-you-basis. BDSIP advisers can also deliver bespoke training for your setting on request.
Our CPD programme is constantly evolving in response to the local, regional or national education landscape. For an overview of forthcoming events, please visit our website: bdsip.co.uk/cpd or click below:
In 2022-23, we ran almost 150 training courses with an average evaluation of 4.3 out of 5. We facilitated 3 annual conferences with an average evaluation of 4.8 out of 5.
9 out of 10 of our delegates would recommend our courses to a colleague.
In 2022-23, we ran almost 150 training courses with an average evaluation of 4.3 out of 5. We facilitated 3 annual conferences with an average evaluation of 4.8 out of 5.
9 out of 10 of our delegates would recommend our courses to a colleague.
OUR KNOWLEDGE IS YOURS
OUR KNOWLEDGE IS YOURS
Georgina Wright, Events and Marketing Co-ordinator Georgina.Wright@bdsip.co.uk or 07734 247793
TRUSTED PARTNER
07: PRICE LIST
07: PRICE LIST
BDSIP has frozen our pricing for 2024-25 to ensure our services remain accessible to our schools.
TRUSTED PARTNER
Naheem Akhtar, Finance Co-ordinator, Naheem.Akhtar@bdsip.co.uk or 07976 239187
School Improvement Partnership | Price |
Primary: 0-500 cohort - 6 days per year | £3,900 |
Primary: 500-1000 cohort - 6 days per year | £4,800 |
Primary: 1000+ - 6 days per year | £6,000 |
Secondary: 0-500 cohort - 6 days per year | £7,800 |
Secondary: 500-1000 cohort - 6 days per year | £9,600 |
Secondary: 1000+ - 6 days per year | £12,000 |
Governor Services | Price |
Governor Advice and Support | £750 |
Governor Advice, Support and Clerking | £1,950 |
Governor Training | £900 |
Governor Bundle Package | £2,750 |
Headteacher Performance Management | £500 |
CPD Package | Price |
0-500 cohort | £3,000 |
500-1000 cohort | £4,000 |
1000+ cohort | £5,000 |
CPD: Pay-as-you-go | £50 to £250 |
SEND & Inclusion Services | Price |
SEND & Inclusion Service: 0-500 cohort - 6 days per year | £2,700 |
SEND & Inclusion Service: 500-1000 cohort - 6 days per year | £3,600 |
SEND & Inclusion Service: 1000+ cohort - 6 days per year | £4,800 |
Counseling Service (LBBD schools) - One day per week | £6,500 |
Counselling Service (non-LBBD schools) - One day per week | £7,500 |
Attendance Service: One day per week | £10,920 |
Attendance Service: Half a day per week | £5,850 |
Attendance Service: Day Rate | £375 |
EYFS and Complex Needs: Standard | £1,375 |
EYFS and Complex Needs: Enhanced Package | £3,125 |
SEND & Inclusion Services | Price |
Speech and Language Therapy or Occupational Therapy Service: One day per week | £16,985 |
Speech and Language Therapy or Occupational Therapy Service: One day per fortnight | £8,295 |
Speech and Language Therapy or Occupational Therapy Service: Day rate | £450 |
Educational Psychology Service Package: Day rate for minimum 20 visits per year | £495 |
Educational Psychology Service: Day rate | £595 |
Dyslexia Assessments: Per Assessment | £550 |
Careers and Aspirations | Price |
Grown Up Me: Primary Careers | £2,500 |
Careers Service: 101-299 cohort - 2 days per week | £30,000 |
Careers Service: 300 cohort - 2 days per week | £34,500 |
Aim Higher Programme | £5,250 |
Y13 Employability Day | £2,000 |
Work Experience | £75 per employer check |
Digital Services | Price |
Education Data Service: 0-500 cohort | £3,845 |
Education Data Service: 500-1000 cohort | £4,045 |
Education Data Service: 1000-1500 cohort | £4,210 |
Education Data Service: 1500+ cohort | £4,550 |
MIS Support Service | £3,095 |
Curriculum Computing and Data | £1,500 |
Primary and Secondary Internet Services | Dependent on bandwith required |
Internet Services - Email | £750 |
Anti-Virus Service | Dependent on number of licences required |
GET IN TOUCH
GET IN TOUCH
Chief Executive
Chief Executive
Lee Boyce
Lee Boyce
Lee.Boyce@bdsip.co.uk
Lee.Boyce@bdsip.co.uk
07890 630644
07890 630644
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