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ANNUAL N AL SCHOOL REPORTING 2013 CATHOLIC C EDUCATION, ARCHDIOCESE OF BRISBANE School Name Postal address Emmaus College PO Box 539 JIMBOOMBA 4280 Phone (07) 5547 9990 Fax (07) 5546 9903 Email psjimboomba@bne.catholic.edu.au School website www. emmausjimboomba.qld.edu.au Kevin Schwede - Principal Contact Person Principal s Foreword Introduction The 2013 school year has been a great experience for students, staff and parents. Emmaus College offers a high quality education where students are friendly and keen to learn; where staff genuinely care for the students and work on continually improving their teaching and support; where parents take the time to attend events and be active in their children's education. The P&F continue to be a mainstay supporting all parents of the College. One particular highlight in 2013 was the College Carnival and Camel Race. This was an enormous success and a major community event. On a daily basis, large numbers of parent volunteers helped in the classrooms, library and tuckshop; as well as attending a broad range of events that are part of College life. Parents made an enormous difference to the day-to-day experience of the students in 2013. Throughout the year, Emmaus College has continued to provide opportunities for students to achieve the highest standards in all fields. Our community has a strong record of success and is widely recognised in the community for preparing young men and women well for the challenges they face following graduation. The richness of our curriculum - academic, vocational, cultural and spiritual - has served the students of 2013 well. Emmaus College is a Catholic school administered through Catholic Education, Archdiocese of Brisbane. Coeducational or Single Sex Year levels offered: Primary Secondary P-12 Total student enrolments for this school 1166 Total Enrolment 1166 Girls 591 Boys 575 ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORTING 2013 1

Characteristics of the student body Emmaus is a co-educational College with an enrolment of almost 1170 students. Education is provided from Prep to Year 12. Emmaus College is an Ecumenical College in partnership with the Catholic, Anglican, Lutheran and Uniting Churches. Students enrolled at Emmaus are drawn from each of these Christian traditions, alongside families who have a commitment to College values. Geographically, students at Emmaus spread from as far north as Greenbank and to Beaudesert in the south. Students at Emmaus are grouped according to Early Years (P-2), Junior Years (3-6), Middle Years (7-9) and Senior Years (10-12). These sub-schools provide high-quality learning and pastoral care structures that cater for the needs of students as they progress through the school. Emmaus College is an inclusive educational community. Students at the College are vibrant learners, focused on achieving personal bests in all aspects of their participation in the life of the school. In academic, sporting and musical endeavours, Emmaus students are enthusiastic and committed to achieving high standards that are reflective of the effort and commitment displayed. Our distinctive curriculum offerings Emmaus College offers a broad range of subjects across P-12. These curriculum offerings provide high quality learning experiences for a diversity of learners. In 2013, the college was successful in its application for a Trade Skills Centre. This centre will provide opportunities for students to further their studies in Landscaping, Hospitality and Horticulture and enhance the partnerships that exist in the local Business community. Music is another important aspect of Emmaus College with all students from P-8 studying Music and a significant number of studying it as an elective from Years 9-12. Music Extension is also an option for the Year 12 students. A significant proportion of the student body undertakes Music lessons through the Instrumental Music Program. Achievements in all aspects of The Arts is recognised and celebrated throughout the year, particularly at Performing Arts performance evenings. ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORTING 2013 2

Extra curricula activities Emmaus College offers a broad range of extra curricular activities. These include: - Year 2/3 choir, Year 4/5/6 Choir, 7-12 Choir - Stage Band, College Orchestra, Concert Band and String Ensemble - Participation in SECA sport Years 8-12 - Students are encouraged to participate in representative school sport - College Equestrian Team The College promotes participation in weekend sport and recognises achievement through the school newsletter and assemblies. How Information and Communication Technologies are used to assist learning Information Communication and Learning Technologies are a significant priority at Emmaus College. In a range of ways, ICLT s assist and enhance student learning outcomes through advances in curriculum delivery and significantly greater learning and assessment opportunities. The ongoing work of the ICLT committee in 2013 made a significant contribution to the development of both programming and infrastructure across the school. Specific focus was placed on incorporating ICT as a general capability in the implementation of ACARA curriculum documents. Teachers were engaged in professional learning opportunities to further develop their understanding of using technology to enhance learning. In 2013, the college continued the 1:1 laptop program for Year 9 students. The rollout of these computers has greatly improved the access to technology for all students across the college. The laptop program extendstostudentsfromyear9-year12. AdditionallaptopshavebeenplacedinallJuniorYears' classrooms. ipad's have also been incorporated into teaching and learning programs and now extends across the Early Years. Substantial investment has also been made in wireless infrastructure to support this program. To complement this advancement in infrastructure, considerable investment has also targeted audio-visual equipment, and the delivery of direct-to-computer online resources such as Clickview. This has included the installation of additional, both fixed and portable, data projectors, DVD s and audio systems. Social climate inclusive of pastoral care and our response to bullying Emmaus College is committed to providing an environment in which students are able to develop to their full potential. The social climate of the school is founded on the belief that a school community works together in partnership to achieve positive results. This climate is influenced by the Gospel values, highlighted in the Emmaus story. As we Walk with Christ, we endeavour to live the values of justice, respect, dignity, compassion and faith. Positive Behaviour Support for Learning is a dimension of pastoral care where staff work with students using a restorative approach to define appropriate behaviour and provide opportunities for students to develop the personal and interpersonal skills required to participate successfully in the life of the College. The Student Behaviour Support plan outlines the processes for assisting students to achieve educational outcomes. The plan provides a framework for promoting positive behaviour for learning and provides information about procedures for responding to behaviours of concern including bullying or harassment. ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORTING 2013 3

Parent, student and teacher satisfaction with the school Throughout the year, parents, teachers and students are provided with a range of opportunities to give feedback with regard to their satisfaction about the school. At different times throughout the year, parents are encouraged to give feedback through survey questions, responses and feedback to Policy formation. Both the P&F and College Board are key vehicles for parents to provide feedback. Teachers, school officers and ancillary staff are provided with a range of opportunities to provide feedback. Staff report high levels of satisfaction with regard to interpersonal respect, job efficacy, job satisfaction and occupational optimism. The Student Representative Council (SRC) is an important way for students to actively participate in relevant decision making processes. Through the SRC, students from across the school are provided with the opportunity to contribute ideas and provide feedback. Parent involvement in their child s education As the College grows, a wide variety of opportunities become available to parents who wish to involve themselves in the life of the College. Some of these opportunities include: - Member of the Parents and Friends Association - Member of the College Pastoral Board - Member of the Fete Committee - Tuckshop helpers - Parent helpers in the classroom - Parent Information sessions - Library assistance - Excursion and camp parent volunteers - Attendance at liturgies and Celebrations of Learning - Attendance at school assemblies Workforce Composition Teaching Staff Non-teaching Staff Headcounts Full-time equivalents Indigenous 75 36 74.4 32 0 Highest level of attainment Doctorate Masters Bachelors Degree Percentage of teachers and leaders at the school attaining this level n/a 13% 16% 71% n/a ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORTING 2013 4

Expenditure on and teacher participation in Professional Learning The total funds expended on teacher professional learning in 2013 was $ The major professional development initiatives were as follows 120 000 - Initial implementation of The Australian Curriculum - Geography and Health and Physical Education - Ongoing implementation of The Australian Curriculum - English, Mathematics, Science, History - Visible Learning - Assessment and Reporting - BCE Teaching and Learning Framework and Model of Pedagogy - Pastoral Care - Positive Behavior Support for Learning - Literacy and Numeracy including data analysis sessions (PAT-M, PAT-R and NAPLAN data) - Numeracy Project including data analysis sessions (PAT-M and NAPLAN data) School Income by Funding Source School income broken down by funding source is available via the My School website at http://www.myschool.edu.au/. To access our school income details, click on the My School link above. You will then be taken to the My School website with the following: Find a school text box. Where it says Search by school name, type in the name of the school you wish to view, and select <GO>. Read and follow the instructions on the next screen; you will be asked to accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy before being given access to the school s My School entry web page. box in the top left corner of the school s entry web page. Average staff attendance rate The staff attendance rate was 96.33 % in 2013. Proportion of staff retained from the previous school year From the end of the 2012 school year, 95 % of staff were retained by the school for the 2013 year. Key Student Outcomes Whole School Attendance Rate 93 % Prep Attendance Rate N/A Year 7 Attendance Rate 93 % Year 1 Attendance Rate 95 % Year 8 Attendance Rate 92 % Year 2 Attendance Rate 94 % Year 9 Attendance Rate 90 % Year 3 Attendance Rate 94 % Year 10 Attendance Rate 91 % Year 4 Attendance Rate 93 % Year 11 Attendance Rate 92 % Year 5 Attendance Rate 94 % Year 12 Attendance Rate 93 % Year 6 Attendance Rate 92 % ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORTING 2013 5

Policy and practice to manage student attendance Emmaus College is committed to positive, proactive practices in the support of student behaviour, including supporting regular attendance at school. In partnership with parents and carers, staff at Emmaus College follow policy and guidelines in relation to student attendance. These guidelines are clear, inclusive and simple and address procedures to: Provide clear communication to parents and carers detailing non-attendance procedures use of absence phone line, student diary to notify staff of student absence Track and record attendance using eminerva Use SMS messaging service to alert parents and carers of student non-attendance Identify absences quickly class and pastoral care teachers are required to follow-up students who have unexplained absence Follow-up promptly through pastoral care teachers and other staff to support student attendance Document actions and communicate with parents ranging from informal to more formal contact Student Achievement NAPLAN for Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 National Assessment Program Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) results our reading writing, spelling, grammar and punctuation, and numeracy results for the relevant years. Our reading, writing, spelling, grammar and punctuation, and numeracy results for the relevant years are available via the My School website at http://www.myschool.edu.au/. To access our NAPLAN results, click on the My School link above. You will then be taken to the My School website with the following Find a school text box. Where it says Search by school name, type in the name of the school whose NAPLAN results you wish to view, and select <GO>. Read and follow the instructions on the next screen; you will be asked to accept the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy before being able to access our NAPLAN data. Attainment and Achievement Year 12 Apparent retention rates Year 10 to Year 12 Year 12 student enrolment as a percentage of the Year 10 (2011) student cohort. 82 % ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORTING 2013 6

Outcomes for our Year 12 cohort of 2013 (Data are available to schools from the QSA secure website using your existing security code) Achievement. Number of students receiving an Overall Position (OP). Number of students who are completing or completed a school based Apprenticeship or Traineeship. Number of students awarded one or more Vocational Educational. at the end of Year 12. Number of students awarded an International Baccalaureate Diploma (IBD). 53 0 35 50 42 50 0 Percentage of OP/ IBD eligible students with OP 1-15 or an IBD. 66 % Percentage of Year 12 students who are completing or completed a SAT or were awarded one or more of the following: QCE, IBD, VET 96 % Percentage of Queensland Tertiary Admissions Centre (QTAC) applicants receiving a tertiary offer. 85 % Overall Position Bands (OP) Number of students in each Band for OP 1 to 25 OP 1-5 OP 6-10 OP 11-15 OP 16-20 OP 21-25 4 7 12 10 2 (AQF). 20 29 13 Post-school destination information At the time of publishing this School Annual Report, the results of the 2013 Year 12 postschool destinations survey, Next Step Student Destination Report for the school were not available. Information about these post-school destinations of our students will be published in September when the information is made available to the school. ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORTING 2013 7