School Development Plan 2012/ /2015

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School Development Plan 2012/2013 2014/2015 Major Concern I: To enhance learning outcome through improving language proficiency, developing self-regulatory learning habits and addressing diverse learning needs Outcome / Objectives Enhancement of English proficiency Nurturing students as lifelong learners Better attendance of learners diversity Strategies Time Scale Success criteria To create the collaboration platform between English Department and EMI Departments through the implementation of the Language-across-the-Curriculum Project To compile a master reading strategy for promoting reading in different subject context To further enhance the effectiveness of English lessons To strengthen the EMI skills of non-language EMI subject teachers To build an English-rich campus that encourages the use of English by students in all aspects of school life To implement more remedial and enhancement measures to meet the needs of students of different English abilities Higher % of students with grade II and V in HKDSE English examination Higher % of students with grade II and V in HKDSE EMI subject examinations Higher attainment in TSA and internal examinations (English & EMI subjects) Higher score of Stakeholder Survey(Student) Q9 Higher score in Teaching Performance Survey Q10 & Q35 To strengthen metacognitive skills and ability of high-order Higher overall value thinking through curriculum tailoring and pedagogical adjustments To cultivate the habits of self-regulated learning among students To promote the habits and skills of reading by (i) promoting extensive reading, and (ii) nurturing reading skills To handle learners diversity better in class context To make better use of small class size in junior-form lessons to cater for diversity SUBJECT LEVEL: To have subject curriculums tailored to cater for diversified abilities and aptitudes addedness of students between S1 & S6 Higher score in Stakeholder Survey(Student) Q8, 9, 10, 12, 13 Higher score in TPS Q32 & Q36 Higher overall value addedness of students between S1 & S6 Higher attainment in TSA and internal examinations Higher score in Teaching Performance Survey Q1, 2, 3,

To arrange enhancement classes or other activities for high achievers to prepare them for examinations or broaden their horizons at department level To coordinate the nomination of more gifted students and high-achievers to participate in external competitions and conferences To better coordinate the after-school remedial classes to meet the needs of below-par students To conduct small-class teaching of English and Chinese in some S3 classes as a remedial measure 4, 5 & 6, 27, 28 Higher score in Stakeholder Survey(Parent) Q1, 3, 10 & (Student) Q21 Major Concern II: To enable students to fully realize their potentials through character-building Outcomes / Objectives Enhancement of self-discipline Reinforcing sense of responsibility Strategies Time Scale Success Criteria To establish a disciplined campus atmosphere through the emphasis of daily campus routines To reinforce self-disciplined behaviour through the commendations and awards scheme of the Discipline Committee and the Life Education Committee To organize more counseling groups for students with learning and behaviour difficulties by the Guidance Committee and the School Social Workers To organize various activities and programmes to improve the liaison with parents so as to enhance the home-school cooperation To assist students to set goals with the elements of self discipline incorporated in the Life Building Scheme To instill the virtue of responsibility among student leaders through leadership training programmes To nurture awareness of the importance of responsibility through their participation in the Student Council To strengthen the interaction between teachers and students Overall improvements in the Discipline record Overall improvements in the performance in assemblies Stakeholder survey (student) Q16 with 4.0 or above on the area of emotional stability Improvements in the areas My view on support for student development (Q6 to Q10) and My views on home-school cooperation (Q17 to 23) Reduction of discipline record due to irresponsible behaviour Stakeholder survey (teacher) Q49 with 4.0 or above Students performance as audience in the Assemblies

Strengthening self-confidence through the Life Building Scheme and the Co-class Teachers System To nominate more students to participate in various internal and external extracurricular activities To organize training programmes for student leaders with external professional organizations To develop career aspiration through career mapping programmes To provide more platforms for the display achievements. To strengthen the interaction between teachers and students through the Life Building Scheme and the Co-class teachers system on Monday and Thursday Students are able to produce their development plans and make self evaluation periodically under the supervision of their class teachers concerned in the area of Goal Setting and Commitment Successful nominations of students to different training activities and awards training camps and workshops meeting the expected number of participants Stakeholder survey (student) Q17, Q18 and Q27 with 4.0 or above in the area of Perseverance, Social Integration and Interpersonal Competence. Widening exposure To nominate students to participate in various award schemes inside and outside school To widen horizon on different careers and professions through the Alumni Mentorship Scheme. To organize local or overseas visiting tours To organize one Cross Boundary Learning Activity for F.2 and F.5 respectively 40 students in each form in 2012/2013 Half of the students in each form 2013/2014 All students in each form 2014/2015 Successful nomination of students to cross boundary learning activities organized by EDB or relevant reputable organizations one school-based Cross Boundary Learning Activity field study programs Improvement in the

Early intervention to meet identified needs To arrange various field study programmes of different subjects To develop a more comprehensive centralized portfolio for keeping track on needs and potentials To support students in needs through early intervention by referring to guidance teachers, social workers, educational psychologists and also by applying for the necessary funding from EDB Stakeholder Survey (students) Q1 in the area of Opportunity and Emotional Attachment to the Nation Successful collection of the information from pre-s1 parents and students Successful completion of various invention procedures and careful monitoring by the Guidance Committee. Major Concern III: To Develop the School into a Learning Organization outcome Development of an environment that encourages professional dialogues for pursuing improvement Strategies Timescale Success criteria To reinforce the sharing of good practice identified in Collaborative Higher score in Stakeholder Lesson Planning and routine school practice Survey (Teacher) Q14-16, 19 To integrate the Collaborative Lesson Planning with the Staff & 21-25 Development Days to create synergy among them. Agreement among the To develop preliminary quality circles in teaching from existing majority of teachers of Collaborative Lesson Planning practice having more professional To better analyze the findings from the staff appraisal system to dialogues about teaching provide more information & insight for staff development. To increase the number of staff development days to provide more room for training To review the Induction Programme to give comprehensive guidance and support to new teachers To nominate strategically staff members to attend training considered helpful to the fulfillment of School s major concerns To further enhance the role of class teachers in the Co-class Teachers System by providing a more comprehensive job description, guidelines and related reading materials To create more chances for the sharing of experiences between

Improvement of the school planning-implem entation-evaluati on (PIE) cycle Building shared vision among staff of different aptitudes and points of view class teachers on class management and the Life Building Scheme To offer professional training for teachers, such as those related to group dynamics, relationship and trust building To make better use of data from self-evaluation and staff appraisal for planning by Subject panels and committees To refine the setting, implementation and evaluation of School Annual Plans by (i) reasonable allocation of duties, and (ii) better use of data from self-evaluation and other sources To further refine the existing data from various surveys and assessments to provide more insights for improvement To align teachers view upon school policies and their implementation through active involvement of all staff in School plan formulation and evaluation To encourage staff to achieve jointly the schools goals through better focusing and priortizing Higher score in Stakeholder Survey (Teacher) Q2-4, Q16-18 Agreement among the majority of teachers for having better PIE awareness