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Savannah Primary School Improvement Plan & National Education Initiatives Review

Join us for an agenda packed meeting at Savannah Primary School to discuss the School Improvement Plan and review national education initiatives, including the ESAU and IB Consultant's reports. We will prioritize areas of improvement and highlight what the school does well, focusing on student enrichment, parental involvement, and alignment with national standards. Share your views on education quality, communication, behavior, homework, and more.

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Savannah Primary School Improvement Plan & National Education Initiatives Review

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  1. Agenda • Prayer - Mr McCall • PTA update – President Mark Scotland • School Improvement Plan – Mrs Rattray • Questions • AOB

  2. Savannah Primary School School Improvement Priorities 2009/10

  3. Direction influenced by… • National Consensus on the Future of Education in the Cayman Islands 2005 • National Initiatives including literacy and numeracy strategies; National Curriculum and attainment levels; Profile of the Educated Caymanian. • ESAU report April 2008 • IB Consultant’s report January 2009 • ESAU Progress against Action report March 2009

  4. Things we do well… • Opportunities for children to develop social and personal skills • Teachers use a range of strategies to enthuse learning and encourage good behaviour • Library provision for reading and research skills

  5. The Enrichment Programme • Effective links with parents and the community to support children’s education • The PYP coordinator who is driving the IB programme with her thorough knowledge and understanding of the programme’s principles • The staff who are working very hard to implement the new initiatives in line with national and international expectations

  6. Priorities… • Clear understanding of direction for school – School Improvement Plan • Policies and Procedures for consistency and accountability • Monitoring and evaluating the work of the school • Assessment informing learning and teaching and using data to raise standards of achievement

  7. Priorities continued… • IB implementation – leading to accreditation by June 2010 • Implementation of the National Literacy and Numeracy Strategies • Implementation of the National Curriculum and new assessment procedures

  8. Parent’s role… • Interest • Information • Improvement • Involvement • Innovation

  9. What are our views on… How well the school deals with… • The standard of education your child is receiving • Communication • Behaviour / Discipline • Homework • Complaints

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