A Framework to support the Self-evaluation
n Use evidence to inform practice and share innovation; n Focus on improving classroom practice and self-evaluation as key drivers The National Improvement Framework also has a number of key drivers for improvement which feed into the self-evaluation process. A nurturing approach impacts on all aspects of school/ELC settings and
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