data & the school leader…

Data & the school leader….

Belfast Wednesday 6th March 2013

Objectives

Why value-added data is invaluable.

What do at Portora Royal School Action Planning Target Setting Monitoring, Evaluation & Review

Boys’ Selective Macro

Boys’ Selective Macro - chart

Accounting

French

Geography

History

June 2007 Results – ETI Inspection Report (June 2008)

June 2007 – Standardised Residual Graph

June 2008

June 2012

SPC Graphs

Subject Action Planning

Targets in terms of value-added for all Key Stages. Also in terms of NI Averages.

Underachieving Students SDP priorities Departmental priorities

Target Setting

Parents’ Information Evening

Recorded on SIMS Student Planner Monthly grades

Individual Report

Grade Card

Curriculum Grade Monitoring

Curriculum Grade Monitoring

Pastoral Monitoring

Exam Monitoring - mocks

Interim Analysis

Progress to Targets

Pastoral Prioritising

Key Stage 3 MidYIS to INSIGHT 2009

Key Stage 3 MidYIS to INSIGHT 2012

Junior Exams

Highlighting Specific Underachievement for Subject Action Plans

Pastoral Monitoring

General Student Under-achievement

Last thoughts

Good data leadership prioritises your efforts. Weighing doesn’t fatten the pig. Never underestimate how many times you

need to explain where predictions come from.

Never underestimate how much data frightens your colleagues.

But it takes away excuses. The CEM Centre team are fantastic – keep

asking them questions, they don’t mind What are your first steps?