1 Camp Hill Infants State School …… where boys fly high too!
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Camp Hill Infants State School ……
where boys fly high too!
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Background
• Improve learning outcomes
• Introduce Prep Trial
• Infant School status
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An Audit
• Year 2 Net results
• School Opinion Survey
• Community scan
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Year 2 Diagnostic Net for Reading Children not requiring support
73.1
81.3
95.9
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2000 2001 2002Children EQ target
All children except those ascertained Level 6 Intellectual Impairment are included in these results.
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Year 2 Diagnostic Net for ReadingBoys not requiring support
63.476.9
88.4
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100
2000 2001 2002Boys EQ target
All boys except those ascertained Level 6 Intellectual Impairment are included in these results.
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Year 2 Diagnostic Net Boys and Girls not requiring support
63.4 76.9 88.4
83.8 86.1 83.7
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2000 2001 2002
Boys Girls
All children except those ascertained Level 6 Intellectual Impairment are included in these results.
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Data source: Corporate Data Warehouse
87.9 62.2 87.2 90.2
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Staff Morale SupportResources &
Training
Work Value &Recognition
Relationships
Staff Opinion Survey
2002
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Data source: Corporate Data Warehouse
2002 School Survey
Satisfaction of Parents
78.2 91.3
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100
good education good school
9Improved student outcomes are built on strong foundations
B. Fluckiger. Camp Hill Infants State School
Improve Learning
Outcomes
Refine Teaching and Learning
Build Organisational Capacity
Establish External Support
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School community
Critical friend
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Critical Friend
• develops trust • asks provocative questions • examines data through another lens• offers critiques of work, projects• takes the time to
- understand the context- understand the vision, journey
• advocates for us and our success
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Camp Hill Infants State School Observation of Literacy/Numeracy Lessons
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97.591.3 95 97.3 100
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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
%SC3.1 Percentage of parent/caregivers satisfied
that the school is a good school.
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LE2.1: Percentages of parents and caregivers satisfied that children are getting a good education at this school.
78.2 80 94.9 86.8 90
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Staff Opinion Survey
Work Value & Recognition
75.36692.272.387.2
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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
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Staff Opinion Survey
Staff Morale
87.9 84.6 91.5 81.3 89
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Staff Opinion Survey
Support, Resources & Training
62.2 72.9 82.256.7 64.6
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School Opinion Survey
Relationships
2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
90.2 87.1 93.1 86.6 93.6
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• Aim, Shared Vision, Purpose
• Knowledge and Skills
• Motivation “buy in”
• Resources
• Action Plan Goals Organisation
• Data
Supporting Change
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Year 2 Diagnostic Net Children not requiring support
73.1
81.3
85.9
83.1
90.2
89.9
74.5
0102030405060708090
100
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
CHISS State
All children except those ascertained Level 6 Intellectual Impairment are included in these results.
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Year 2 Diagnostic Net Boys not requiring support
63.4
76.9
88.4
83.7
91.4
90.3
71.7
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2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006
CHISS State
All boys except those ascertained Level 6 Intellectual Impairment are included in these results.
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Capes??
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