UTD - CODE OF CONDUCT
All memberships are to be updated each year on January 1st.
Attending the Annual General Meeting (AGM) at least once every two years, along with workshops and area meetings is a membership requirement
Always display relevant qualifications and make sure all disciplines taught are subject to latest updates issued by the UTD through the regular workshops provided, ensuring professional development
Make certain all Disclosure & Barring Service checks on relevant persons within your school are maintained.
All Safeguarding policies are relevant & updated
Health & Safety - Risk Assessments
Ensure Health & Safety Policies are relevant & updated
Ensure Risk Assessments are relevant & updated to include COVID-19 measures
All applicable licences and insurances are to be regularly maintained
Venue/Location is to be made safe for all pupils and guests
Social Media Policy
Ensure a relevant & current policy is in place in order to:
protect your school & your students, protect your brand & reputation, protect your confidenitiality
*PLEASE NOTE THE UTD SOCIAL MEDIA POLICY ATTACHED BELOW*
When selecting the location of your new school, please be mindful of existing UTD schools within your chosen area
New Pupils
When operating your new school, please ensure “new” pupils attend under their own volition
The reputations of other teachers within the UTD are just as important as your own
Please guarantee respect for fellow teachers
Please see attached Guidance below regarding the Code of Professional Conduct for Teachers prepared by CDMT