School Improvement Plan

Proposed priorities for this school for 2022-2023 Cluster Priority  Image result for school improvement plan clipart

Children’s experiences STEM will be enhanced by the increase the expertise and confidence of  staff in STEM activities.

          Increase engagement, skills, knowledge and understanding of Science

          More STEM activities within the classroom and the use of the Science planners.

–          Greater engagement of learners, possibly with aspirations to pursue a career in STEM.

School and Nursery Priorities:

  1.   Attainment in Reading at Early and First Level will increase from 62.5% to 75% by May 2023, as evidenced in the combined Reading ACEL data. (Nursery and school focus)
  2.  To increase the attendance of our pupils at all stages by 10% and to ensure that the school is inclusive and welcoming to pupils and parents so that they feel safe and supported in the school environment.
  3. Continue to establish a digital pedagogy across all stages of the curriculum, which engages learners and delivers a high quality learning experience for all children and young people.

Child Friendly Improvement Plan

Child Friendly St David’s SIP 2022-23 shared for classes

Please note that a full version is available by e-mailing Mrs Livingstone at NLlivingstonem1@northlan.org.uk

 

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