Assistant Principal - Curriculum
Theresa Pagon
Assistant Principal - Curriculum
Theresa Pagon
Progress reports are now available on Compass. For details on how to access progress reports, please click on the link below:
Please scroll down the Compass Reports page to see the Progress report. If a teacher has requested an interview, please make a booking with that teacher for a Parent-Student-Teacher Conference.
Parent-Student-Teacher Conferences will be held on Wednesday 27th March between 12 noon and 7:30pm. Information on how to book conferences, please click on the link below:
Please be aware that we expect students to be present for any conferences.
Progress Reports are completed mid-semester, at the end of term 1 and term 3, and report student work habits. The work habits are based on Yarrabing Secondary College’s four core values.
These values are:
Work Habits | Corresponding School Value |
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Submits completed work on time | Responsibility |
Uses class time productively | Respect |
Arrives on time and ready for learning | High Expectations |
Contributes to a positive learning environment | Collaboration |
Assessment scale for work habits:
Consistently, Usually, Sometimes, Rarely, Never, Not Applicable
Parent-Student-Teacher-Student conferences provide an opportunity for parents to meet their child’s teachers, share information about their child’s progress, interests and needs and discuss their child’s learning. They provide an opportunity for teachers to understand more about the student and provide an opportunity for the co-creation of clear learning and behaviour goals to guide the next steps in student learning and achievement.
A continuous reporting system operates through Compass to provide real time information to parents about how learning is progressing. Students are partners in their own learning, setting goals, monitoring progress and acting on feedback as they complete learning tasks throughout the school year. Parents/guardians are encouraged to be keypartners in this process by monitoring assessment results via Compass and supporting students to act on feedback and suggestions for improvement.
Compass Learning Tasks are used by teachers to provide continuous and timely feedback on assessment tasks to both students and parents/guardians. Feedback for each task will include a grade and a comment. Teachers may also use Compass learning tasks to track classwork and other general classroom tasks. Key Learning Tasks (KLTs) will be labelled as “Assessment”.
The Assessment scale for Key Learning Tasks is shown below.
A | B | C | D | E | Not Satisfactory |
90 - 100% | 75 - 89% | 60- 74% | 50- 59% | 40- 49% | Below 40% |
Work demonstrated mastery of the key skills and knowledge. The work fully satisfied the requirements of the task. | Work demonstrated key skills and knowledge to a high level. The work fully satisfied the requirements of the task. | Work demonstrated all the key skills and knowledge. The work fully satisfied the requirements of the task. | Work demonstrated some of the key skills and knowledge. The work satisfied some of the requirements of the task. | Work contained minimal evidence of key skills and knowledge. The work satisfied the minimum requirements of the task. | Work did not demonstrate the skills and knowledge. Work did not meet the minimum requirements of the task. |
In addition, the following results may also be reported or used:
Year 7 - 10
Satisfactory, but late | *Absent | Not Submitted | Not Applicable |
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Work submitted after the due date. Work satisfied the requirements of the task. | Task not completed due to an approved absence. | Task not submitted for assessment at all | *Due to agreed and documented modification of the course, the task was not expected to be completed |
Theresa Pagon
Assistant Principal