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1 P A P A M O A P R I M A R Y S C H O O L P E R F O R M A N C E R E P O R T I N G O U R V I S I O N Catch the Papamoa Primary School learning wave and become Active, Literate, Numerate, Inquirers. Our Purpose To enhance lifelong achievement through continuous personal development of key learning competencies: Collaboration Communication Creativity Problem Solving Self-Management Our Values Achievement Creativity Curiosity Respect Community Our Decile 6 School has around 540 students who come from a range of socio-economic backgrounds. Approximately 19% are of Maori heritage. A further 5% are from other ethnic backgrounds including Asian and Pacifika. Most students will move on to attend Papamoa College. The school curriculum aims to encourage students to understand and respect the different cultures that make up New Zealand Society, while recognizing and valuing the unique position of Maori. Papamoa School will take all reasonable steps to provide Tikanga and Te Reo Maori by consulting with the community when appropriate, providing staff professional development where required, exploring the use of local iwi and seeking advice from local Kura Kaupapa or dual enrolment for these programmes. Our Charter was prepared by the Board of Trustees, Staff and Community, through consultation.
2 Dear Parents, This report is a celebration of outstanding student achievement in Literacy, Numeracy and progress towards meeting specific performance targets set for the 2013 school year. Information is abridged and completes the 2013 reporting cycle. Should you wish to access a full copy of the Analysis of Variance 2013, please do so via the Useful Links page of our website) As you will see we have much to celebrate. We are very proud of student achievement levels and know that these are enhanced by the positive and effective home / school partnerships in place. The School, Staff and Board of Trustees, very much appreciate the wonderful support and encouragement you continue to provide. It is important to recognise that without dedicated, focussed staff, a proactive Board of Trustees and your active support, we would find extending learning opportunities and student attainment levels at Papamoa Primary School a significantly greater challenge. I would like to thank you for the wonderful support and the sound partnership in education that we enjoy. We look forward to continuing to work with you in future years, toward providing the very best learning opportunities for your child/children. Regards Mr Phil Friar (Principal)
3 Focus Area: Writing Charter Goal: To facilitate student writing skills to meet relevant National Standards 80% of students in the after 3 years at school cohort will meet school standards for Word. 80% of girls in the after 3 years at school cohort will meet school standards for Word Working. 80% of students will meet National Standards in Writing 85% of students in the after 3 years at school cohort met or exceeded expected levels of achievement 83% of girls in the after 3 years at school cohort met or exceed expected levels of achievement 76% of students at Papamoa Primary School met or exceeded National Standards in Writing 100% of Pasifika students achieving at and above National Standards in Writing 76% of students at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above National Standards in Writing 53% of students at Papamoa Primary School are achieving above National Standards in Writing 76% of girls at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above National Standards in Writing 77% of boys at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above National Standards in Writing 70% of Maori students at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above National Standards in Writing 89% of students in the After 1 year at school and After 2 years at school achieving at or above National Standards in Writing 85% of students in the After 3 years at school and End of Year 4 achieving at or above Expected Standards in Spelling and Wordworking Specific performance targets for End of Year 5 ; End of Year 6 cohorts in achieving at or above National Standards in Writing (Charter Goal ) Specific performance targets for After 3 years at school ; End of Year 6 cohorts in achieving at or above Expected Standards in Spelling and Wordworking (Charter Goal )
4 Focus Area: Reading Charter Goal: To further develop student reading performance to enable all students to meet National Standards 85% of students in the after 2 years at school cohort will meet National Standards. 85% of students in the Year 5 cohort will meet National Standards 94% of students in the After 2 years at school cohort met or exceeded National Standards in Reading 89% of students in the End of Year 5 cohort met or exceeded National Standards in Reading 87% of students at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above the National Standards in Reading 64% of students at Papamoa Primary School are achieving above the National Standards in Reading 88% of girls at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above the National Standards in Reading 86% of boys at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above the National Standards in Reading 80% of Maori students at Papamoa Primary School and 100% of Pasifika students are achieving at or above the National Standards in Reading Specific performance targets for After 1 year at school ; After 2 years at school cohorts in achieving National Standards in Reading (Charter Goal )
5 Focus Area: Mathematics Charter Goal: To extend students mastery of Numeracy skills enabling all students to meet National Standards 85% of students in the End of Year 6 cohort will meet National Standards. 85% of girls in End of Year 6 cohort will meet National Standards. 85% of Maori in End of Year 6 cohort will meet National Standards. 87% of students in the End of Year 6 cohort met or exceeded National Standards in Mathematics. 88% of girls in the End of Year 6 cohort met or exceeded National Standards in Mathematics. 100% of Maori in the End of Year 6 cohort met or exceeded National Standards in Mathematics. 86% of students at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above the National Standards in Mathematics 47% of students at Papamoa Primary School are achieving above the National Standards in Mathematics 83% of girls at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above the National Standards in Mathematics 88% of boys at Papamoa Primary School are achieving at or above the National Standards in Mathematics 89% of Maori students at Papamoa Primary School and 100% of Pasifika students are achieving at or above the National Standards in Mathematics Specific performance targets to increase the number of students at Papamoa Primary School achieving at or above the National Standards in Mathematics (Charter Goal ) All students with identified special needs will have programmes that cater for their needs (Charter Goal )
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