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RM — Investor Presentation (October 2005)
12 slides from RM's investor presentation, October 2005
Slide 1: SuccessMaker in Fife
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Slide 2: SuccessMaker in Fife: Programme Development and Implementation 1999-2004
SuccessMaker in Fife Programme Development and Implementation 1999- 2004
Slide 3: Fife; a few vital statistics
Fife; a few vital statistics 146 Primary Schools 19 Secondary Schools 7 Special Schools Smallest Primary - 5 children Largest Primary - 700 children 5 of Scotland’s 6 largest secondary schools Average secondary school population 1230 Total primary school population 28 500 A wide range of school popu
Slide 4: SuccessMaker in Fife a Potted History
SuccessMaker in Fife a Potted History First purchase 1999 - Viewforth Area Action Plan - Viewforth High Bid to NOF- OSHL - Viewforth Cluster - 2000 Buckhaven High/Methilhill Primary - New Community Schools - 2000/01 2001/2003 - Further expansion in Primary and Secondary funded by New Community Schoo
Slide 5: Partnerships
Partnerships Funding Integrated Community Schools – Scottish Executive Study Support – Scottish Executive NOF - OSHL RM Learning Programme Development and Implementation Fife Education Service Integrated Community Schools Fife Education IT Service RM Learning
Slide 6: What Did Fife Buy?
What Did Fife Buy? “an unlimited access SuccessMaker site licence for the use of all primary aged pupils in Fife”
Slide 7: Why?
Why? Buy an Integrated Learning System? Buy SuccessMaker? Concentrate on a Primary Rollout?
Slide 8: How? The Implementation Structure
How? The Implementation Structure Awareness Raising Twilight Sessions – All Staff Half Day Consultancy - Headteachers Training – Staff Selected by Schools Support Weeks – Demand Led
Slide 9: How? The Staffing Structure
How? The Staffing Structure Fife Ed - PW RM - GT Ed IT - BS Admin - MC Training Technical GT/PS Support - KL Partners/ Primary T.S. - RM Management Heads Primary Staff and Pupils
Slide 10: What's Happening in Schools
What’s Happening in Schools A wide range of implementation strategies Individual strategies determined by consultation and school needs Most strategies are based on small groups Based on Initial Reading, Readers Workshop and MCS This allows staff and pupils to get to grips with the software Groups m
Slide 11: What Happens Next
What Happens Next Completion of the roll-out to June 2005 Further twilight training opportunities being considered These will be staff/school driven Requests already received for further training on other content Study Support funding to increase the provision of hardware especially interactive whit
Slide 12: Contact Peter Wright, OSHL Co-ordinator
Contact Peter Wright OSHL Co-ordinator Fife Council 01592 414866/ 07711276710 peter.wright@fife.gov.uk