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1 A U G U S T 2 0 2 0 OUR VISION Excel ellen ence ce The Every y whole e child d child matters Our vision is to be a school of choice, committed to educational excellence in a caring community that inspires a passion for

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OUR VISION

Excel ellen ence ce Every y child d matters The whole e child

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Our vision is to be a school of choice, committed to educational excellence in a caring community that inspires a passion for learning, where every child matters and achieves success each day

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Our immediate targets

  • Be a school of choice for our community
  • To select and retain the best quality staff
  • To deliver exemplary teaching and learning

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OUR VISION

Success for every child every day A proudly public school Our Value ues Excellence Integrity Innovation

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EXPECTATIONS

Moral l Purpose se Success for every child every day Better than state achievement Build a better r community ity social emotional academic High Quality y Staff Explicit Instruction Classroom management strategies Leaders in ICT Strong g communica ication tion with community ity Work with us Support us Partnerships How

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Explicit Direct Instruction Response to Intervention Conditions of learning Support for students We w will ll have high expectat atio ions s of each student learning behaviour commitment

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STAGE 2 BUILDING PROGRAM

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION – WHERE TO FIND IT

Our policies are under the For Parents Tab The Parent Handbook Link is at the bottom of the page

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www.aveleysc.wa.edu.au

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LEARNING SUPPORT AT ASC

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Tier 3 Tier 2 Tier 1

Explicit Direct Instruction

Direct Instruction Before-school Intensive program At Aveley Secondary College we support all students to achieve personal excellence with a Response To Intervention (RTI) approach. RTI is an evidence-based framework for enhancing instruction and improving student outcomes.

  • Autism Support
  • Learning Support

Coordinator

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BYOD: WHY?

iPad 7 Gen 2019 9 128GB A10 64 bit t WIFI

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iPad

  • Mobile device
  • Easy to carry
  • Ease of access to different

platforms via iPad

  • Preferred device
  • Embedded in Teaching

and Learning

  • Winthrop portal
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BYOD: WHAT IS EXPECTED?

  • Zulu Desk – Device Management System
  • Everyday
  • Bring in a case
  • Fully charged
  • Up to date software and apps
  • Responsible use

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2021 YEAR 7 PROGRAM

English Maths Science HASS Technologies – Home Ec and ICT The Arts – Visual Arts, Drama and Dance Wellness Health and Physical Education

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ACADEMY PROGRAMS

  • Academies are extra –curricula activities that are run out of

school hours

  • Teachers volunteer their time to run Academies
  • Some Academies request a small fee to attend
  • They vary each term

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DIFFERENCES TO EXPECT IN HIGH SCHOOL

  • Communication is more complex
  • Enquires need to be directed according to type (classroom? Pastoral

care?)

  • Students will be increasingly more independent
  • Students will carry their belongings with them (lockers for PE class)
  • Students change for sport classes and there is a specific sport

uniform

  • Lots of opportunities for extension or extra assistance, extra

curricula involvement or interests to develop

  • Policies (Attendance, Assessment, Dress Code)

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STUDENT SERVICES- COMMUNICATION

  • There is a student services email account for direct

contact for matters outside of normal classroom teacher context Aveley.SC.StudentServices@education.wa.edu.au

  • All inquiries will go through the Student Services Officer

and referred to the most relevant staff member

  • Appointments are recommended

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ORIENTATION DAYS

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EN ENROL OLMENT NT DEA EADLINE LINE FOR ORIENT NTATION TION IS MONDAY Y NOVE VEMBER MBER 9TH TH

  • Anne Hamersley PS, Malvern

Springs PS, Upper Swan PS and

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Thursday 26th November

  • Ellen Stirling PS, Arbor Grove PS,

Aveley PS, Aveley North PS, Ellenbrook IPS and others

Friday 27th November

  • Induction and tours, team

building, sample lessons

Agenda

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NEW PROGRAMS FOR 2021

Academic Elite & Sports Elite Programs

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ACADEMIC ELITE PROGRAM

  • Exclusive program for students in the

Aveley SC local intake area

  • Intellectually stimulating program

(extension and/or acceleration)

  • Flexible program that is available in

years 7-9 and operated in two streams

  • Science and mathematics
  • English and Humanities & Social

Sciences

  • Entry is through testing developed by

ACER - AGAT & Ewrite test

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BENEFITS OF THE AEP AND AVELEY SC

 High quality teachers (every teacher

has been merit selected)

 Progressive curriculum (acceleration or

enrichment)

 Future focused  Students will have the opportunity to

engage in camps, excursions and incursions specific for the AEP program. This may include university tours or links, competitions, festivals, and/or camps

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THE SPORTS ELITE PROGRAM PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH:

 Athelete development program  Access to high quality coaches and facilities  Additional camps, incursion and excursion

  • pportunities

 Initially before school sessions and then

integrated into students timetables

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SELECTION PROCESS

  • 1. Submission of the application form by Friday 18th
  • September. For SEP, including section about the students

sporting achievements and aspirations.

  • 2. Information about AEP testing details and invitations to

second round selection for SEP occur the following week

  • 3. Testing date - Monday 12th October . 9am for AEP, 3.30pm

for SEP physical testing based on a variety of key fitness components

  • 4. First round offers sent out early term 4
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UNIFORM

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WHAT CAN PARENTS DO TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD’S EDUCATION

  • Ensure your child attends school. Students should aim for 94% plus

attendance rate. Attendance and academic performance correlation is well documented

  • If students are absent or late – always provide explanation

(Aveley.SC.Absence@education.w.edu.au) or by text on 0447171468

  • Support the College’s Dress Code and ensure your child’s compliance
  • Communicate with your child’s teachers
  • Role model appropriate social media use
  • Make sure they are arriving prepared for school
  • If you aren’t sure, or have a question or concern – raise this with us

directly

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UNIFORM SHOP 2020/2021

  • Uniform Shop is currently located in the school administration block but will

move to the new Stage 2 facilities in Dec 2020.

  • The Shop is managed by Nell Gray and is open Tuesdays and Thursdays,

8am to 10.30am.

  • Purchases can be made directly or ordered online and collected at the

Uniform Shop.

  • Additional opening days for new enrolments - bookings only.

These dates are:

  • 26 or 27 November (orientation days) 2.30pm to 5.00pm
  • Saturday 14 & 28 November 8.30am to 12pm

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Uniform fittings and purchase https://www.schoolinterviews.com.au Event Code – a5zsj

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CONTRIBUTIONS AND CHARGES

  • Contribution $235 per year (<$6.00 per week)
  • Charges may apply for excursions, academies and yr. 9/10 elective

subjects and vary according to actual cost and student participation.

  • Charges are kept to a minimum and cover costs only.
  • Statements are sent to families term 4 with booklists.
  • Reminders for unpaid items are sent home each term.

Student Booklists

  • Booklists published before 30 November
  • Order online by 18 December for free home delivery

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CONTRIBUTIONS AND CHARGES PAYMENT METHODS

Payment Methods

  • Qkr! –parent permission and or payment via mobile phone or tablet
  • Bpoint – arrange for part payments and instalments
  • EFTPOS – over the phone or in the office

Payment Plan option i.e $10.00 per week Apply for Government Financial Assistance

  • Secondary Assistance, Clothing Allowance and Abstudy
  • Step by step instructions and further information available on website

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IMPORTANT DATES

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Enrolmen ment t Forms Due Now Booklist List - published

Friday 30 October

School Office Closes

Friday 18 December

School Office reopens

Monday January 25

Students commence

Monday 1 February

Bring Your Own Device

Winthrop Portal Open now

Bookings for Uniform-Fittings & Purchase 2020

Saturday 14 & 28 November 8.30-12pm 26 & 27 November 2.30-5pm (appointments required)

Uniform Shop Additional Days 2021

Thursday 21 January 9–3 pm Wednesday 27 January 9–3 pm Thursday 28 January 9–3 pm Monday 1 February 8–10.30 am (First Day)

Uniform Shop Regular Days – Tuesday & Thursday 8 - 10:30am

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QUESTIONS

Please contact the school for any queries about any item you wish more information

  • r clarification on.

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