The Senior Education Improvement Leader will… provide quality assurance of the Annual Report where required provide support as required Councillors will typically… review and comment on the draft Annual Report review and comment on changes made to the draft plan sign and endorse the approved Annual Report to attest that: all teachers are Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) registered the school has met the VRQA minimum standards for registration (except where any exemptions apply) all expenses and commitments of funds have supported educational outcomes and operational needs. the school complies with the Child Safe Standards as prescribed in Ministerial Order 870 attend and present to the public meeting (as appropriate) Structure of the Annual Report The Annual Report contains: Cover page About Our School statement Performance Summary Financial Performance and Position statement Schools download their Annual Report template from the School Performance Reporting website. Approving the Annual Report The Annual Report provides the community with information about the performance in school’s implementing their improvement strategies and how the resources have been used. school’s Councillors need to be aware that: an Annual Report is required to be developed and published each year, including the year in which the school is conducting its school review and developing its new SSP the Annual Report is tabled at a school council meeting for ratification and must be submitted to the Department for approval by 30 April of the next year Presidents are required to sign and endorse the approved report to attest that all teachers are Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) registered, the school is compliant with the VRQA registration requirements and Child Safe Standards and all expenses and commitments of funds have been to support educational outcomes and operational needs. From 2018, this function will be performed in SPOT the council must verify that the financial summary and commentary featured in the report are accurate and satisfy government requirements the endorsement of the Annual Report must be recorded in the school council minutes council’s school councils are required by law to hold a public meeting each year to present the report
The Senior Education Improvement Leader will… provide quality assurance of the Annual Report where required provide support as required Councillors will typically… review and comment on the draft Annual Report review and comment on changes made to the draft plan sign and endorse the approved Annual Report to attest that: all teachers are Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) registered the school has met the VRQA minimum standards for registration (except where any exemptions apply) all expenses and commitments of funds have supported educational outcomes and operational needs. the school complies with the Child Safe Standards as prescribed in Ministerial Order 870 attend and present to the public meeting (as appropriate) Structure of the Annual Report The Annual Report contains: Cover page About Our School statement Performance Summary Financial Performance and Position statement Schools download their Annual Report template from the School Performance Reporting website. Approving the Annual Report The Annual Report provides the community with information about the school’s performance in implementing their improvement strategies and how the school’s resources have been used. Councillors need to be aware that: an Annual Report is required to be developed and published each year, including the year in which the school is conducting its school review and developing its new SSP the Annual Report is tabled at a school council meeting for ratification and must be submitted to the Department for approval by 30 April of the next year Presidents are required to sign and endorse the approved report to attest that all teachers are Victorian Institute of Teaching (VIT) registered, the school is compliant with the VRQA registration requirements and Child Safe Standards and all expenses and commitments of funds have been to support educational outcomes and operational needs. From 2018, this function will be performed in SPOT the council must verify that the financial summary and commentary featured in the report are accurate and satisfy government requirements the council’s endorsement of the Annual Report must be recorded in the school council minutes school councils are required by law to hold a public meeting each year to present the report
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