Highly Effective
The school organizes and participates in a variety of national, international, and community activities and those held in other schools engaging almost all school stages and departments to support the learning process.
Official QNSA standard
2.4.3
School-community partnerships.
Educational Leadership · Parental & Community Partnership
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FROM THE OFFICIAL HANDBOOK
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Official standard2.4.3
School-community partnerships.
Focus areas
- Plans, procedures, means of communication and involvement with local and international community.
- School’s involvement in hosting of programs and national events organized by local institutions or other schools.
- Utilization of programs and activities in promoting students’ (cognitive, compassionate, psycho-motor) skills and their National belonging. Educational Learning 1. Curriculum 2. Quality of 3. Learning
Suggested evidence
- Plans and mechanisms of communication with community institutions.
- Record of exchanging visits with other schools.
- University visits record.
- Record of school’s involvement in community events and occasions.
- School activity records.
- Survey results.
- Interviews.
Self-reflection
- How does the school play an effective role in the Qatari community? How does this develop skills, talents, personalities, and quality of school work? &
Official rubric
Effective
The school organizes and participates in national, and community activities and those held in other schools engaging most school stages and departments to support the learning process.
Somewhat Effective
The school organizes and participates in some national, and societal activities and those held in other schools engaging some school stages and departments.
Ineffective
The school minimally organizes or participates in national, and societal activities and those held in other schools.
Focus source: 79, 83Rubric source: 82
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