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IeP's For students funded under the program for students with disabilities
IeP's For students funded under the program for students with disabilities
Teachers use individual education plans to help them plan for PSD funded students to address the learning needs of their students. IEP's are used if your child requires support or assistance accessing their education on the same level as their peers.
The IEP of student's at the college are reviewed each term and updated collaboratively as discussed during Student Support Group (SSG) meetings. The student, their family, school staff, allied health specialists can all have input. It is imperative that all supports for the student work together to put in place the support student's need at school.
Individual Education Plans include:
the student's voice so they are able to be heard in the decisions impacting their educational needs
the student's current strengths and challenges
the student's learning needs and goals
actions that address the student's learning needs
roles and responsibilities for carrying out the plan
a record of important decisions, actions, student behaviour and progress
timelines for actions and reviews.
Please contact the school to discuss any questions you may have about the Program for Students with Disabilities with Maleesa Yanni on:
Ph. (03) 9741 4202
IeP's For out-of-home-care students
IeP's For out-of-home-care students
For every student in statutory out-of-home care, and for the first year of a student entering permanent care, schools must implement their obligations under the Partnering Agreement. These obligations include:
appointing a learning mentor
assigning a student support group that meets each term
developing an individual education plan that is evaluated and updated termly
developing an educational needs analysis
nominating a designated teacher
Please contact the school to discuss any questions you may have with Billy Vasilevski on:
Ph. (03) 9741 4202
IEP's for koorie students
IEP's for koorie students
Manor Lakes P-12 College in partnership witht the Department of Education and Training are committed to providing quality and meaningful education to Koorie students, where Koorie students engage fully in their schooling years, and gain the knowledge and skills to excel at year 12 or its equivalent.
We do this by:
work in partnership with the local Koorie community to develop place-based approaches to improving student outcomes
support the development of high expectations and individualised learning for Koorie students
ensure all Koorie students have an individual education plan
create a learning environment for all students that acknowledges, respects and values Koorie cultures and identities
view success for their Koorie students as core business.
*Terms such as Aboriginal, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Indigenous and First Nations Peoples are also commonly used in teaching and learning resources and practice guidance.
Please contact the school to discuss any questions you may have with Billy Vasilevski on:
Ph. (03) 9741 4202
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