Glen Osmond Primary has
an ongoing assessment program that encourages,
assists and enhances the learning of all
students. Students’ learning
achievements are reported to parents in
a combination of meaningful ways including
parent/teacher/student interviews, written
reports and informal parent/teacher discussions
if the need arises.
The reporting and assessment process
is an important link between the school
and home. The school makes every effort
to ensure students progress is monitored,
and support and extension is provided where
required.
Parents are encouraged to contact their
child’s teacher if they have concerns
regarding their child’s progress.
Communication between parents and staff
is fundamental to a student’s successful
schooling.
Specific attention is paid to individual
students’ achievements in literacy
and numeracy as part of the assessment
and reporting process. Specialist teachers
(eg French, Physical Education, Art and
Music) also provide input on children’s
progress through the class teachers during
parent/teacher/student interviews and in
the summative report.
See below for current details
regarding the schedule for Assessment and
Reporting.
ASSESSMENT AND
REPORTING TIMETABLE
Term
1
Week 3 |
First
Term Curriculum Overview distributed
to all families. Curriculum Overview
describes the proposed teaching and
learning program for each class across
the areas of study. |
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Acquaintance
Night for all classes. Parents invited
to visit all classrooms R-7. |
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All parents will
be invited to attend an interview
with the class teacher. Interviews
will provide an opportunity for parents
to share information about students and to bring along the previous year's summative report for discussion. |
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Students’
books (including English, Mathematics
and one other area of study) will
be sent home to provide evidence of
students learning outcomes for the
term. A class newsletter will accompany
the students’ books. |
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Second Term Curriculum
Overview distributed to all families.
Curriculum Overview describes the
proposed teaching and learning program
for each class across the areas of
study. |
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Parents and students
are invited to attend an interview
with the teacher to discuss student
learning outcomes. Information about
student’s achievements across
the eight areas of study will be reported.
A summary of the points covered during
the interview will be documented and
a copy provided to parents. |
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Third Term Curriculum
Overview distributed to all families.
Curriculum Overview describes the
proposed teaching and learning program
for each class across the areas of
study |
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Standardised
Tests will be administered and the
results will be forwarded to parents
eg Basic Skills Test, New South Wales
Tests. |
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Students’
books (including English, Mathematics
and one other area of study) will
be sent home to provide evidence of
students learning outcomes for the
term. A class newsletter will accompany
the students’ books.
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Fourth Term Curriculum
Overview distributed to all families.
Curriculum Overview describes the
proposed teaching and learning program
for each class across the areas of
study. |
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Formal Written
Report
Each student will take home a summative
written report. Student progress will
be reported across the areas of study
as identified in South Australian
Curriculum Standards Accountability
Framework.
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