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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 learning, where every child matters and achieves success each day 2
OUR VISION Our Value ues Excellence Integrity Innovation 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 Success for every child every day A proudly public school 3
EXPECTATIONS Success for Better than Moral l Purpose se every child state every day achievement Build a better r social emotional academic community ity Classroom High Quality y Explicit Leaders in management Staff Instruction ICT strategies Strong g communica ication tion Work with us Support us Partnerships with community ity Explicit Direct Response to Conditions of Support for How ow Instruction Intervention learning students We w will ll have high learning behaviour commitment expectat atio ions s of each student 4
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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 www.aveleysc.wa.edu.au 7
LEARNING SUPPORT AT ASC 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. Before-school Intensive program Tier 3 • Autism Support • Learning Support Coordinator Tier 2 Direct Instruction Tier 1 Explicit Direct Instruction 8
BYOD: WHY? iPad • Mobile device • Easy to carry iPad 7 Gen 2019 9 128GB A10 64 bit t WIFI • Ease of access to different platforms via iPad • Preferred device • Embedded in Teaching . and Learning • Winthrop portal 9
BYOD: WHAT IS EXPECTED? • Zulu Desk – Device Management System • Everyday • Bring in a case • Fully charged Up to date software and apps • Responsible use • 10
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 11
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 12
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) • 13
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 14
ORIENTATION DAYS Thursday • Anne Hamersley PS, Malvern Springs PS, Upper Swan PS and 26th November others Friday • Ellen Stirling PS, Arbor Grove PS, Aveley PS, Aveley North PS, 27th November Ellenbrook IPS and others • Induction and tours, team Agenda building, sample lessons ENROL EN OLMENT NT DEA EADLINE LINE FOR ORIENT NTATION TION IS MONDAY Y NOVE VEMBER MBER 9TH TH 15
NEW PROGRAMS FOR 2021 Academic Elite & Sports Elite Programs
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
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
THE SPORTS ELITE PROGRAM PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH: Athelete development program Access to high quality coaches and facilities Additional camps, incursion and excursion opportunities Initially before school sessions and then integrated into students timetables
SELECTION PROCESS 1. Submission of the application form by Friday 18 th 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 12 th 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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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 22
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 Uniform fittings and purchase https://www.schoolinterviews.com.au Event Code – a5zsj 23
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 24
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 25
IMPORTANT DATES Enrolmen ment t Forms Due Now Booklist List - published Friday 30 October Friday 18 December School Office Closes Monday January 25 School Office reopens Monday 1 February Students commence Bring Your Own Device Winthrop Portal Open now Bookings for Uniform-Fittings & Saturday 14 & 28 November 8.30-12pm 26 & 27 November 2.30-5pm Purchase 2020 (appointments required) Thursday 21 January 9 – 3 pm Uniform Shop Additional Days Wednesday 27 January 9 – 3 pm 2021 Thursday 28 January 9 – 3 pm Monday 1 February 8 – 10.30 am (First Day) Uniform Shop Regular Days – Tuesday & Thursday 8 - 10:30am 26
QUESTIONS Please contact the school for any queries about any item you wish more information or clarification on. 27
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