As part of this year’s EAL data collection schools submitted documentation indicating progress of EAL learners over the previous 12 months. Those schools that demonstrated significant EAL learner progress of 2 or more Levels over that period of time were invited to list the main factors that had contributed to this excellent growth. The responses were analysed for patterns and these were the most frequently mentioned:
This list could act as a guide or a reflection and improvement checklist as you develop your school improvement plan for EAL learners during 2019 and beyond.
We are very appreciative to the EAL focus teachers and leaders of the schools that submitted responses.
National Playgroup Week, between March 18-24, is a time to celebrate and promote the benefits of playgroups for children, families, and communities.
Catholic Education South Australia (CESA) recognises the essential role playgroups have in supporting children, families, and communities through its Supported Playgroups in Catholic Education (SPiCE) Program.