The document discusses a review of School Improvement Plans (SIPs) in the Philippines. It finds that many SIPs have unrealistic targets and do not properly consider the unique conditions of each school. Additionally, it notes that more schools have School Report Cards than SIPs. To address these issues, a new set of SIP materials and templates were created, including style guides, instructional videos, and quality assurance tools, to help schools develop more tailored and effective SIPs.
5. Unrealistic targets and
inappropriate strategies in the
SIPs of many of the schools visited
Source: Aide Memoire, 8th World Bank Review Mission
It was noted that
6. Too much focus on the SIP templates; usually
interpreted as a one-size-fits-all form overlooking:
the unique condition of their schools,
the learners they are providing learning environments
for; and
the peculiar issues they are confronting
Source:Aide Memoire, 8th World Bank Review Mission
Observations
7. There are more schools with
School Report Cards (SRCs)
than SIPs.
Source: Aide Memoire, 8th World Bank Review Mission
It was noted that
8. Results of the M&E Reports led
to the Enhanced Learning
Resource Packages in Crafting
SIP 2019-2022
Thanks to BHROD-SED
9. New Set of
SIP Materials
for Quality
Output
SIP STYLE-GUIDE
SIP
INSTRUCTIONAL
VIDEOS
QA TOOLS
COMPOSITION OF
DIVISION
APPRAISAL
COMMITTEE
(DAC)
18. Use the outputs from the following:
Gathering of Information on the
Situation of Learners in terms of
Access to Quality Basic Education
and the Situation of the Schools in
terms of Governance
DO 44,s.2015
Annex 1A- School Community Data Templates
Annex 1B- Child Mapping Tool
Annex 2A-Child-Friendly School Survey
Annex 2B- Child Protection Policy Implementation
Checklist
Annex 2C-Student-led School Watching and
Hazard Mapping
Annex 3- Gap Analysis