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School Improvement Plan -2018 Vision: Our school community will be encouraged and supported to be the best that we can be! Mission: We will work in partnership with families and the community to provide quality education in a positive learning environment.

1. We will learn and work in a safe, healthy, and inclusive environment. Goals Strategies Action Plan Indicators of Success Responsibility 1. Students will act according to the school code of conduct. Self-regulation will be taught and supported for all students Implement Zones of Regulation as a whole-school program Staff will receive P.L on using the Zones of Regulation program in the school. ISD Fall, Zones teaching to students: Students and adults will be using Zones language and strategies when referring to unexpected behaviours. Zones Intervention where those students with 3 or more referrals to the Make it Right room will receive additional Zones training. Mindfulness training for at-risk students: Students identified as being at risk will receive additional mindfulness training Morning Zones room that includes breakfast program Monthly newsletter will include Zones section to inform families about program and how to All teachers - ongoing ISD Guidance - ongoing ISD - Administration, CLT Fall Administration, CLT

support at home/language to use Trauma informed practice P.L. Trauma P.L: Staff will learn how trauma affects the brain and behaviour and what strategies can be used to help children be successful. ISD Fall 2018 Teachers given supports and resources necessary for selfregulation Purchase spin bikes for two more classes and placed in those classes of high risk. Resource, Physical Ed, Administration- Fall Resources will be purchased and available to teachers in their classes to aid in self-regulation EST-Resource, Administration Fall Student recognition for all students following code of conduct. Establish an incentive/recognition system where all student can feel successful following the school Code of Conduct Book Bag Tags will be purchased. Students will earn tags throughout the year based. Activities participated in will be tracked by teachers and passed on to the next year s teacher to ensure all students are being included and celebrated. Teachers, all staff - Teachers, ongoing Lunch with the principal will be awarded to different students based on Student Activity Tracking. Teachers -

Consistent response to behaviours that do not follow the school Code of Conduct. Implement PBIS consistently and tighten the systems and checks. Professional Learning session to ensure proper understanding and implementation. Diversity and Resect and Guidance leads from Access Team, Fall Matrix will be updated and reflect current practices and be consistent in its use CLT, All Staff Fall Pyramid of Interventions and PBIS binder will be used as guidelines for ideas and strategies of how to proceed with improving behaviour. Pyramid of Intervention updated and used weekly in PLC and ESST meetings 30 minute problem solving meetings will be held after consulting Pyramid of Interventions and PBIS binder if needed. PLC, CLT, ESST Classroom teachers, CLT, ESST -, ongoing Teachers will have access to proactive classroom management system. Establish new procedures for students not following Code of Conduct based on brain based data and teaching rather than punishment. Indoor Room based on Zones of Regulation as a proactive strategy to behaviour and provide a positive experience for student. CLT, Teachers, ongoing Teachers will use Zones cards in room when students are out of the green zone. Teachers, admin, ongoing Each class will have a buddy class for when a student needs a break. Teachers, Fall

Vision and mission statements guide students and staff in the academic, social, and emotional development. New Vision and mission statements that are kid friendly celebrating all learners. Brainstorming session with staff for new vision and mission statements. Posters, mural and all communication changed to reflect new vision and mission CLT, All staff Admin. Assistant, Admin, Teachers Winter 2018 Students and staff are able to tell what the mission and vision of our school are. All staff and students Winter 2018 Facilitate learning and social environments are inclusive, safe, and stimulating for all learners Inside and outside environments will be updated to ensure needs of all students are being met. Playground updated to be more inclusive and safe for all. Research possibility of more inclusive pieces of equipment. Research the viability of having new playgrounds surface under large structure. Research inclusive and installation of piece of inclusive playground equipment Administration -2018 Administration -2018 Create safe/calming area within school for children who need assistance with regulation. Create sensory room Parent and OT volunteers, Admin, EST-Resource Teachers using outdoor resources and facilities PL on how to integrate curriculum and outdoor spaces Great Minds Think Outside group Students learning curricular outcomes that integrate hand on learning in nature Teachers,

Ongoing initiatives: Safe Arrival Program, Bucket Filling initiative, Friendly Helpers, school breakfast program, fire, evacuation, and lockdown drills, Clubs, Grade 2 Choir, Rainbows, assemblies, Pink Shirt Day, Kindness Week, skating, swimming, Custodial Helpers, Middle School Helpers on playground, Drama

2. Students will demonstrate continuous improvement in literacy and numeracy skills reaching or exceeding provincial and district targets. Goals Strategies Action Plan Indicators of Success Responsibility Instruction will be based on individual student s current learning needs which both challenges them and addresses any weaknesses. Reporting will inform parents of learning achieved and next steps for progressing. Student reports will be objective and will address learning and next steps. New Report cards will be used effectively and objectively to communicate progress to parents. Consistent Reporting is used between classes that reflects curriculum standards. Professional learning opportunities to better inform teachers of how to use new report card. Rubrics created that correspond with new report card standards for each reporting period Report Card Leads Fall PLCs, EST-L, N - Students will be taught at a level that is appropriate and stimulating for their own development Formative Assessment will be used by all teachers to guide instruction. Resources will be purchased that teachers can use to facilitate and augment teaching and differentiation based on formative assessment. ipads purchased and being used effectively to support instruction. Lending library of resources to facilitate small group learning Administration, EST-R, L, N and Teachers - EST-, Literacy, PLCs Management system of data from formative assessment will be developed Use of Priority Development Unit time to work on management of data with coaching from Leads EST-L,N and Teachers. Data Collection sheets current and reflect student learning. Teachers

Ideas for how to implement stretch learning into daily classroom instruction. Formative assessment PL in numeracy and literacy Stretch learning PD. EST-Literacy and ipads purchased and app idea sharing. Administration, Teachers Students needing enrichment will receive additional opportunities. Offer enrichment groups for students whose assessment shows them needing extra challenge. Writing Group Video Announcements Buddy Students EST-Literacy EST-Resource Teachers Students will receive instruction on coding. Contact people in district regarding setting up coding in school EST-Resource and Contact outside agencies about opportunities for coding in school EST-Resource and Hour of Code EST-Resource Purchase resources necessary for effective implementation of coding in school Administration 90% or more of students will receive appropriate marks in literacy and numeracy. Establish school-wide plan to meet the needs of all students. PLC will be focused on individual students or groups of students and missing skills. Formative assessments and data wall will be used to drive intervention and co-teaching needs. L,N Create meeting room with resources Administration, CLT

9 components of a balanced literacy program will be used effectively in each classroom. Professional Learning on the 9 components of balanced literacy PDU time for teachers to observer other teachers in other schools. Teachers Self-assessment data collection done. Classroom teachers Co-Teaching Coaching with EST- Literacy based on selfassessment. Literacy Flexible grouping based on data collected in formative assessment. Teachers, ESST EST-Literacy providing in-class support Literacy EST-Literacy and teachers co-planning based on needs Literacy Participation in provincial math improvement initiative Formative math assessment strategies being used effectively in the classrooms Flexible Grouping/guided math based on data collected in formative assessment Teachers, ESST School-wide data management system All teachers Co-Teaching EST- providing in-class support EST- and teachers co-planning based on needs

Triangulation of data Ongoing initiatives: Literacy Data Wall, ELF Program partnership, Super Writer Award, Pyramid of Intervention, Lunch and Learn, Wednesdays in December Enrichment Series, Daily 5, Buddy reading, Literacy Week activities

3. We will continue to develop and to strengthen family engagement and community partnerships. Goals Strategies Action Plan Indicators of Success Responsibility To improve breakfast Partnership will be formed. Community partnerships to Healthier options Administration program. establish breakfast program. provided 2X a week Morning space for children to have breakfast. Resource room will be available for children to have a snack and some indoor time before school Room operating where those students here on time can have breakfast Administration, CLT To expand number of volunteers in the school. Seeking new community partnerships to come into our school to offer learning opportunities, PSSC implement and develop nominate a neighbour More community volunteers working with students PSSC, Administration Ongoing initiatives: Synrevoice, monthly newsletters, class newsletters, Art from the Heart, Family Fun Fitness Night, Terry Fox Walk, Remembrance Day ceremony, MAD Science, Christmas concert, Kindergarten Transition, H.A.L.L. partnership, Empty Stocking Fund, Sea Dogs partnership, NBCC partnerships, Hampton River Runners partnership