Junior Certificate School Programme Overhead Masters.

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Junior Certificate School Programme Overhead Masters

Junior Certificate School Programme Junior Certificate School Programme: An Early Intervention at Second Level

Junior Certificate School Programme Every Student Is Capable of Success.

Junior Certificate School Programme The Programme provides schools with a framework to ensure students enjoy positive experiences of the Junior Certificate through a creative, achievable, broad-based curriculum and go on to achieve success in the Junior Certificate examination.

Junior Certificate School Programme  teaching team  early intervention  profiling  success, affirmation and celebrations  active learning/cross-curricular approach & outdoor education  literacy and numeracy strategy  initiatives  parents Elements of the Framework

Junior Certificate School Programme There is evidence to suggest that the programme helps to improve students’ motivation and attitudes to their schooling and that it contributes to improving their literacy and numeracy skills. ….the JCSP has also been innovative in introducing numerous initiatives into schools where teachers are facilitated with new and creative ways of working with students. Eamon Stack, Chief Inspector

Junior Certificate School Programme Developing Consistent Approaches to: Self-Esteem building Student Involvement & Feedback Student Affirmation Behavior Modification Discipline Literacy and Numeracy Skills Development Personal & Social Development

Junior Certificate School Programme Classroom Social and personal development Outdoor education Success is engineered, acknowledged and celebrated Cross curricular work Literacy and numeracy skills Time for reading Strong Home school links Co-ordinated profiling with regular feedback

Junior Certificate School Programme Does JCSP Make A Difference ? The JCSP contributes towards enhanced Attendance and retention Motivation and attitude Literary and numeracy achievements Social skills Performance in the Junior Certificate Examination Progression after the Junior Certificate Evaluation: Building on Success

Junior Certificate School Programme Students  Introduced to the Programme  Folders  Understand that class work / homework/ class tests count towards their final profile  Updated on progress  Rewarded for achievements

Junior Certificate School Programme Students get involved in other projects and competitions as a result of involvement in the JCSP. Evaluation: Building on Success

Junior Certificate School Programme Profiling

Junior Certificate School Programme Profiling One aspect of the Programme is the Profiling System. The students work on short term achievable goals in social as well as academic areas. As the Profile of their achievements is built up, the students’ self - esteem grows. Their positive connection with school increases which helps to ensure their retention within the educational system.

Junior Certificate School Programme The student receives an individualised student profile of skills, knowledge and achievement covering a broad range of personal and social skills in addition to academic achievements. The process of preparing for this student profile is at the heart of the JCSP. Evaluation: Building on Success

Student Folders Each student has a folder containing: A copy of the statements they are working on where they track their own progress with the help of the teacher. A copy of the statements they are working on where they track their own progress with the help of the teacher. Photos. Photos. Best work. Best work. This is a folder to be proud of which is shown to their parents at every opportunity.

Junior Certificate School Programme Profiling Subject Statements Cross-curricular Statements

Junior Certificate School Programme JCSP Literacy and Numeracy Strategy Promotes a whole school approach Suggests strategies and lots of ideas that can be useful in every classroom Materials Short term interventions In-Service: national and school based

Junior Certificate School Programme S uccess The JCSP is successful at engaging the majority of students and hence at encouraging them to continue with their schooling. The nature and structure of the Programme including its many initiatives coupled with the implementation by schools of positive discipline programmes, generally succeeds at motivating students and fosters in them a positives attitude to their schooling. Evaluation: Building on Success

Junior Certificate School Programme Jun ior Certificate with a Plus +  Junior Certificate  JCSP Profile  Certificate  Profile  Description  Reference  Award ceremony

Junior Certificate School Programme The Programme attempts to ensure that the student: Is affirmed Develops a pattern of success Enjoys School Stays in school Has good news to bring home Feels good about themselves Improves attendance Sees possibilities for themselves