Inspiring Futures Leaders

The vision of the Department of Education is...

• Educational Achievement, Wellbeing and Engagement, Culture and Inclusion

• A progressive, high performing education system

• Great jobs

  Better services

  Great lifestyle

• Equity and Excellence: Realising the potential of every student

What is the common goal for educational achievement mentioned in the Equity and Excellence?

• Every student achieves at least one year of learning growth each year

• Every student completes Year 12

• Every student participates in extracurricular activities

• Every student scores above National Minimum Standards for Literacy and Numeracy

Which of the following is NOT a focus area mentioned in Equity and Excellence?

• Educational achievement

• Wellbeing and engagement

• Support and early intervention

• Culture and inclusion

What does Equity and Excellence suggest is essential for making sure students are on track for positive educational outcomes?

• Knowing each student's learning progress

• Being healthy, confident and resilient learners

• Setting system priories and clear expectations for schools

• Embracing diversity

What does Equity and Excellence state is a foundation for engaging in learning?

• Being healthy, confident, and resilient

• Having clear expectations

• Having common goals

• Attending school every day

Which of the following is an action included in the Educational Leadership and Teaching Expertise initiative?

• Review state schooling resourcing arrangements

• Provide differentiated support leveraging expertise across the system

• Streamline access to data insights and evidence

• Implement strategies to support the health, safety, and wellbeing of teachers, educational leaders, and staff

What is one of the priority support measures for students in junior secondary (Years 7 to 9)?

• Achievement in Science

• Achievement in English and Mathematics

• Achievement in English, Mathematics and Science

• Achievement in English and Science

What is another one of the priority support measures for every student in junior secondary (Years 7 to 9)?

• Retention

• Literacy and Numeracy

• School Disciplinary Absences

• Wellbeing

What is one of the priority support measures for every student in senior secondary (Years 10 to 12)?

• Proportion of students achieving C and above in English

• Proportion of students achieving C and above in English and Mathematics

• Attendance

• Retention

What is another one of the priority support measures for every student in senior secondary (Years 10 to 12)?

• Literacy and Numeracy

• School Disciplinary Absences

• Vocational Education

• Post-School Destinations