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Leading teaching and learning 1 Creates a student centred learning environment 4 Builds capacity Developing self and others Leading teaching and learning 2 Leads pedagogical practice Developing self and others 5 Promotes professional learning Leading teaching and learning 3 Creates a learning culture 6 Manages self Developing self and others

Creates a learning culture 3 creates a positive learning atmosphere for students and staff and within the school community sets high expectations for every learner, including students, staff and self celebrates and promotes good performance of students and staff ensures that there is a diverse and flexible curriculum to meet the needs of all students encourages creative, responsive approaches to teaching develops educational strategies to secure equity of educational outcomes brokers consensus and develops shared agreement about what quality teaching and learning looks like. Manages self 6 acts rationally in emotional situations; expresses emotions but does so calmly and constructively takes action to look after own physical, mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing prioritises and acts constructively in response to constant and numerous pressing priorities and conflicting demands takes appropriate action in times of uncertainty in the areas that are within their control looks for and focuses on the positives in situations and people but does not ignore the negatives. Leads pedagogical practice 2 understands the practice and theory of contemporary leadership and applies that knowledge in school improvement applies current knowledge and understanding of research into teaching, learning and child development to meet the needs of students in the school applies knowledge and understanding of current developments in education policy, schooling, and social and environmental trends and developments, to improve educational opportunities within the school keeps up-to-date with research into teaching, learning and child development and how to apply such research to the needs of students keeps up-to-date with the latest leadership and management concepts and practice. Promotes professional learning 5 reviews own practice regularly and implements change in their leadership and management approaches models learning for life by investing time, effort and resources to developing own professional practice obtains feedback from others to develop an accurate assessment of own strengths and development needs provides opportunities for and actively encourages staff to attend professional learning linked to their performance goals. Creates a student centred learning environment 1 demonstrates commitment to the learning and growth of young people and adults encourages active engagement of students and a strong student voice places student learning at the centre of strategic planning provides a consistent and continuous school-wide focus on individual student s achievement listens actively to students, shows interest and acknowledges their points of view and contribution demonstrates respect for the dignity and worth of each and every individual. Builds capacity 4 provides ongoing formal and informal feedback to all staff develops and maintains effective strategies and procedures for staff induction, performance review and development observes, reviews and evaluates staff to help them improve practice sees every interaction as an opportunity to coach and develop others builds the capacity of the future workforce identifies leadership potential in others and provides opportunity for others to demonstrate leadership.

Leading improvement, innovation and change 7 Inspires and motivates Leading the management of the school 10 Aligns ethical practices with educational goals Leading improvement, innovation and change 8 Understands and leads change Leading the management of the school 11 Manages resources Leading improvement, innovation and change 9 Initiates improvement through innovation and change Leading the management of the school 12 Manages high standards and accountability

Initiates improvement through innovation and change 9 works and communicates with a variety of internal and external stakeholders to promote and sustain school improvement leads and facilitates enquiry to inform innovative practice and school improvement fosters creativity, innovation and the use of appropriate new technologies uses problem-solving, creative thinking and strategic planning to ensure continuous improvement supports processes to implement change. Manages high standards and accountability 12 ensures that individual and team expectations and accountabilities are clearly defined, understood and agreed regularly monitors accountabilities and takes action to ensure these accountabilities are met works with staff to develop their performance goals based on the school s shared view of effective teaching and learning implements an effective learning and assessment framework that uses data, benchmarking and observation to monitor progress of every students learning takes appropriate action when the performance of others is unsatisfactory observes and evaluates teacher practice and highlights areas for improvement. Understands and leads change 8 uses understanding of local context to inform change gathers and applies information about current developments in education policy, schooling and social and environmental trends and developments to inform improvement within the school and then communicates the vision for change keeps self up-to-date with the latest change concepts and practice uses project management skills to achieve goals objectively and efficiently articulates why change is required and acts to lead change with clear purpose. Manages resources 11 manages the school s human, physical and financial resources effectively and efficiently delegates management of resources to members of staff when appropriate uses a range of technologies effectively and efficiently to manage the school monitors and aligns people, budgets and resources with learning priorities and the school s strategic plan continuously evaluates the use, range and quality of resources to improve the quality of teaching and learning applies knowledge and understanding of leadership and management concepts and practice to deliver effective strategic leadership and operational management prioritises effectively in order to achieve outcomes. Inspires and motivates 7 leads the development of the vision for the school seeking input from staff to develop the vision builds commitment, confidence, shared understanding and enthusiasm about the vision for the school ensures the vision for the school is acted upon effectively by all uses appropriate leadership styles sensitive to the stage, growth and development of the school recognises and celebrates the achievements of individuals and teams. Aligns ethical practices with educational goals 10 promotes democratic values including active citizenship delivers on what they have promised behaves consistently in line with own stated values and beliefs models and promotes the school values and walks the talk advocates for what is right for students and the school even when it is difficult to do so is prepared to challenge actions, behaviours and practices that are not ethical.

Engaging and working with the community 13 14 15 Creates a culture of inclusion Engaging and working with the community Engages with the community Engaging and working with the community Collaborates with and influences the community

Collaborates with and influences the community Creates a culture of inclusion 15 14 13 develops and maintains positive partnerships with students, families and carers develops and maintains positive partnerships with the school s broader community e.g. community groups, agencies, individuals and businesses develops and maintains structures for effective liaison and consultation invites and facilitates the community s participation in student learning actively seeks feedback from families and carers and the wider community co-operates and works with relevant agencies to protect and support children and young people. Engages with the community understands the diverse interests of the community knows, understands and takes account of the social, political and local circumstances within which they work knows about the rich diversity of cultural groups within the community interact personally with external stakeholders to understand and anticipate their needs. recognises the multicultural nature of Australian people recognises and uses the rich and diverse linguistic and cultural resources in the school community fosters understanding and reconciliation with Indigenous cultures develops strategies to ensure educational opportunity including countering discrimination and the impact of physical, social and economic disadvantage recognises and supports the needs of students, families and carers from communities facing complex challenges takes individuals needs and point of view into consideration.