Composing an Effective PLD Delivery Plan

Context - Centrally funded PLD The Ministry provides a number of different supports that would be classed as professional development, however for the context of these changes ‘centrally funded PLD’ refers to: PLD that is allocated for national priorities PLD. The new leadership approach Investment in Strengthening Networks of Expertise This primarily replaces the English and Māori medium one year PLD programmes approach.

Where to get more info on PLD generally? Visit http://services.education.govt.nz/pld Email pld.2016@education.govt.nz

What goes into a delivery plan? Basic info What are you doing? For how long? When? What state is the school currently in? How are you planning to spend your time? What are you planning to report on, and how?

Basic Info Names Time Allocated When you will report

These early fields are all autopopulated!! They are filled in from information included by the school earlier in the journal. If you have problems – go back to the previous pages.

How is the school/kura/CoL currently doing? Descriptor How the school is doing More detail

National Priority areas being targeted NP area How they’re doing currently Students you are targeting

What do you plan to do? Who is carrying out the activity? What exactly? When and for how long? (estimated) What actually did you do? (afterwards)

Important Notes Submit your delivery plan to PLD.journal@education.govt.nz Lots of fields are auto populated from information earlier on in the journal – e.g. your name. Make sure you fill in the earlier parts fully! If it’s yellow: Go to http://services.education.govt.nz/pld for more information, including a guide on delivery plans. FILL IT IN