Empower all ākonga to be actively involved and striving in their learning |
Goal setting conversations include actions and are based on utilising known strengths.
Learning programmes have appropriate challenge and stretch for students.
Students learn about mindset and resilience as an important part of learning (emerging).
Learning surveys and maps show developing learner agency (ongoing).
Evidence of active teaching and learning practices in every day class programmes (ongoing).
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Goal setting conversations include actions and are based on utilising known strengths.
Learning programmes have appropriate challenge and stretch for students.
Students practice mindset and resilience strategies as an important part of learning (Developing).
Learning surveys and maps show developing learner agency (ongoing).
Evidence of active teaching and learning practices in every day class programmes (ongoing).
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Goal setting conversations include actions and are based on utilising known strengths.
Learning programmes have appropriate challenge and stretch for students.
Students can articulate how mindset and resilience is an important part of learning (embedded).
Learning surveys and maps show developing learner agency (ongoing).
Evidence of active teaching and learning practices in every day class programmes (ongoing).
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Strengthen the systems, practices, and environments that promote positive behaviour for learning
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Behaviour data is used effectively to inform practice (developing).
Positive behaviour for learning lesson structure for Kind and Respectful value embedded across all school contexts.
Behaviour lessons for Striving value are written.
Responsive classroom and support programmes enable all of our students to learn and flourish (ongoing review).
Teaching for Positive Behaviour Checklist- teachers set an initial individual goals (emerging).
Individual behaviour plans, Restorative and Check In, Check out practices are incorporated for distressed learners (ongoing) UBRS PD for all teaching staff (emerging).
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Behaviour data is used effectively to inform practice (embedded).
Behaviour lessons for Striving are embedded across school.
Lessons that unpack Creative/Curious and self belief values are written.
Responsive classroom and support programmes enable all of our students to learn and flourish (ongoing review).
Teaching for Positive Behaviour Classroom.
Checklist- teachers set individual goals (developing) Tier Two PB4L interventions are introduced.
Individual behaviour plans, Restorative and Check In, Check out practices are incorporated for distressed learners (ongoing).
UBRS PD for all teaching staff (developing).
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Behaviour data is used effectively to inform practice. Improvement in overall behaviour trends over three years.
Behaviour lessons for all values: Kind and Respectful, Striving, Creative/Curious and Self Belief values are incorporated across school, and updated frequently.
Responsive classroom and support programmes enable all of our students to learn and flourish (ongoing review).
Teaching for Positive Behaviour Checklist- teachers set individual goals (embedded).
Tier Two PB4L interventions are developed Individual behaviour plans, Restorative and Check In, Check out practices are incorporated for distressed learners (ongoing).
UBRS PD for all teaching staff (embedded).
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Empower ākonga, whanau, teachers and the wider community to participate in collaborative partnerships for learning |
Take an active and reciprocal role within the Kāhui Ako, continuing to work towards the goals in the Achievement Plan.
Enable our Within School Lead to attend Kāhui Ako PD and to share learning with colleagues (ongoing).
Ensure our community is informed about our reporting and conferencing process.
Parent education session: junior reading and parent tutors in reading.
Parent Consultation hui: Health Curriculum.
Active engagement with all families- using a range of modes.
Inform parents when their children are involved in intervention programmes/practices and seek to develop a partnership that supports progress (template letter).
Rōpu Whānau meetings are re-established
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Parents know how to actively participate in learning conferences.
Parent education sessions are hosted if possible within the Covid-19 protection framework: Internet safety, reading, play based and inquiry learning (TBC).
Parent Consultation hui: Health Curriculum. Active engagement with all families using a range of modes.
Inform parents when their children are involved in intervention programmes/practices and seek to develop a partnership that supports progress.
Rōpu Whānau meetings
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Review our Cultural responsiveness statement in partnership with Taranaki whanui to ensure it aligns with best practice.
Review our reporting and conferencing processes with a Reference Group.
Parent Consultation hui: Health Curriculum.
Parent Consultation Hui: School Charter, Strategic Plan.
Inform parents when their children are involved in intervention programmes/practices and seek to develop a partnership that supports progress
Rōpu Whānau meetings
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Advance our collective understanding of Aotearoa’s bicultural heritage,
Champion te reo me ona tikanga Māori as part of our everyday learning experiences
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Participate in Kura Ahurea cultural support PLD programme (Year 1).
Incoporate Level 1 Te reo language lessons across the school.
Learn about some of the local historical narratives (emerging).
Introduced Ako Panuku and Taku Reo tools in term 4 2021.
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Participate in Kura Ahurea PLD programme (Year 2).
Incorporate Taumata 1 and 2 te reo language lessons across the school.
Learn about more of the local historical narratives and incorporate these in our teaching and learning programmes (developing).
Measure student progress in te reo Māori using NZCER Te Reo Assessment
Use Ako Panuku and Taku reo tools to measure bicultural practice/visibility of te reo
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Participate in Kura Ahurea PLD programme (Year 3).
Incorporate Level 1, 2 and 3 te reo language lessons across the school.
Review our Te reo Māori lesson progression.
Ensure we have a progression of narratives across the school (embedded).
Measure student progress in te reo Māori using NZCER Te Reo Assessment.
Continue Ako Panuku and Taku reo tools to measure bicultural practice/visibility of te reo
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