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The Education (Induction Arrangements for School Teachers) (England) Regulations 2012
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- 2012 No. 1115
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10.—(1) The head teacher of an institution in which a person is serving an induction period and the appropriate body are responsible for that person's supervision and training during that induction period.
(2) Where a person serving an induction period is employed in two or more institutions simultaneously, the head teachers of those institutions must agree which of them, and which appropriate body, is to be responsible for that person's supervision and training.
(3) The duties assigned to a person serving an induction period, that person's supervision and the conditions under which that person works are to be such as to facilitate a fair and effective assessment of that person's conduct and efficiency as a teacher.
[F1(4) A person serving an induction period in a relevant school must not—
(a)during the first three school terms of that induction period, teach for more than 90 per cent of the time that a teacher at the school would be expected to teach; and
(b)during the second three school terms of that induction period, teach for more than 95 per cent of the time that a teacher at the school would be expected to teach.]
(5) The Secretary of State may determine the standards against which a person is to be assessed for the purpose of deciding whether the person has satisfactorily completed an induction period.
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