The school has in place an ongoing and effective system to monitor and evaluate performance of returning and new staff using clear and announced criteria, with intensive follow up and impact measurement on low performers, contributing to overall improvement in almost all staff performance.
Monitoring and evaluation of staff performance.
Educational Leadership · School Quality Assurance & Performance Effectiveness
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Official QNSA requirement
Monitoring and evaluation of staff performance.
Focus areas
- Preparing Staff Evaluation plans (including returning and newly joined staff) that includes evaluation criteria and mechanisms, and to be clear and announced for all stakeholders.
- Variety of evaluation and monitoring tools used by senior and middle school leadership (principal, deputy principal, vice principal academics, coordinators).
- Feedback provided to staff for performance improvement.
- Intensive monitoring of underperformers or new staff and measuring impact of follow up.
Suggested evidence
- Staff evaluation policy
- Different evaluation forms adopted including self-evaluation, peer observation, follow up forms, principal and coordinators’ evaluation.
- Interviews
- Survey analysis
- Direct observation
Self-reflection
- How are staff evaluated (new and returning staff)? How impactful is the follow up mechanism on different school aspects? What evidence?
Official rubric
The school has in place an ongoing system to monitor and evaluate performance of returning and new staff using clear and announced criteria, with follow up and impact measurement on low performers, contributing to improvement in most staff performance.
The school has in place a system to monitor and evaluate performance of returning and new staff, contributing to improvement in some staff performance.
Evaluation procedures are NOT clear nor utilized to improve level of school performance. Or
There are limited/NO procedures in place to evaluate performance.
School response
School evidence
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What the evidence shows
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School judgement
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Judgement is human-owned and grounded in governed findings plus the official QNSA rubric.
Strengths · Growth areas
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Improvement action · Impact
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Impact
Review & challenge
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History
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