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The Hutchins School Staff www.myyardstick.com 15 October 2012 - 27 October 2012
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The following report details the findings of the School Results Survey for staff undertaken at The Hutchins School between 15 October 2012 and 27 October 2012. Used effectively, this information will assist in ensuring “employer of choice” status for The Hutchins School. This report summarises the constructive feedback from staff addressing the following key questions (and more): How satisfied are staff? What do staff think we are doing well? What strategies could give us an edge in recruiting and retaining staff? The Hutchins School SRS October 2012
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The survey contained two components: School Strategies Staff Engagement Summary The Hutchins School management provided responses to the first component while staff were asked to provide responses to the second component.
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Information regarding the survey was distributed to all The Hutchins School staff detailing how to complete the survey online. To encourage staff to provide honest feedback, this communication outlined the confidentiality of individual responses. To encourage a high level of participation, regular email reminders were forwarded to respondents until the survey closing date. The Hutchins School provides educational services to 962 families. Survey responses were received from 95 out of a total of 147 eligible respondents (64.6%). The Hutchins School recorded an overall satisfaction score of 84% (4.2 out of 5). Summary
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The SRS for The Hutchins School contained 35 standard statements and The Hutchins School elected to include an additional 2 custom statement/s. All statements had 6 possible responses as follows: Summary The ‘Not Applicable’ option enabled respondents to opt out of responding to a statement that had no applicability to them. N/A responses were not included in the calculation of summary results. Open ended questions provided respondents with the opportunity to elaborate on feedback. Strongly Agree 5 Agree 4 Neutral 3 Disagree 2 Strongly Disagree 1 Not Applicable N/A
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Current school strategic plan Current marketing & PR plan Monthly (or more frequent) newsletters - hardcopy Monthly (or more frequent) newsletters - electronic SMS communication Annual parents, grandparents and friends day/s Annual awards and speech nights Parent/teacher interviews (at least 2 per year) Affiliated religious/belief celebrations School Strategies Employed by The Hutchins School
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Alumni association Parent association Dedicated business development manager Dedicated guidance officer/psychologist/counsellor Dedicated extension teacher Dedicated learning support teacher Dedicated ESL teacher Dedicated behaviour management teacher Visiting specialist teachers e.g. vision, hearing, physical, speech School Strategies Employed by The Hutchins School
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Regular fundraising activities/events Annual open days Participation in school expos Professional and up to date website Social media e.g. Facebook, Twitter Online access to general correspondence Online access to curriculum and assessments Co-curricular programs e.g. chess club, debating teams, sporting clubs Before school care program School Strategies Employed by The Hutchins School
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After school care program Dedicated bus service Volunteer building fund Year level information evenings Scholarships Outdoor education program Student leadership/mentoring program International student program Transition program School Strategies Employed by The Hutchins School
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Peer support program Accelerated learning program Study skills program Community program Interschool academic competitions Interschool co-curricular competitions Public performing arts concerts (at least annually) eBooks/eTextbooks Internal uniform shop School Strategies Employed by The Hutchins School
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Centrally co-ordinated student resource/stationery packs Book hire scheme Parent education programs e.g. behaviour management, teaching, reading Out of class tutorial program Class sizes capped Canteen/cafeteria (health food focus) School Strategies Employed by The Hutchins School
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Marine School Employer of Choice philosophy Student Leadership Recognition Program Specific Year 9 Curriculum Other School Strategies Employed by The Hutchins School
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Personal student computers/laptops or tablets School Strategies NOT Employed by The Hutchins School
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Staff responses enable analysis of the effectiveness of current people management strategies. This provides a clear indication of where to focus efforts in order to improve staff attraction, engagement and retention. Responses are segmented by key demographic so that areas of relevance to specific employee groups can be addressed. Note: To protect the anonymity of only one respondent in a demographic, responses to the following are not displayed: N/A Staff Engagement
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The key areas in which staff feedback was sought include: Staff Engagement Organisation School Leadership Team Leadership Teamwork Empowerment Communication Procedures Equality Work/Life Balance Recognition Resources Workplace Health & Safety Training/Professional Development Career Advancement Staff Engagement General
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Interpreting the Survey Results The Staff Engagement section of the SRS report provides tabular and graphical displays of the survey responses. Responses are firstly summarised by respondent demographics and secondly by survey categories and statements.
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Responses by Demographic This section of the SRS report provides graphical summaries of overall responses to survey statement categories via the following staff demographics: Gender Age Bracket Employment Status School Role Employment Period Distance from School School Sector The Hutchins School elected to add no custom demographics.
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Responses by All Respondents
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Responses by Staff Demographics
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Responses by Statement This section of the SRS report provides tabular and graphical summaries of responses to the individual survey statements segmented by key demographic. The information on the following slides provides a guide to interpreting the summarised results.
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Interpreting the Survey Results
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Interpreting the Response Average SCOREINTERPRETATION GUIDE An excellent outcome that indicates a real commitment on behalf of the organisation to address this issue in a tangible and relevant manner. Maintain vigilance and continue to adapt to the changing nature of the educational environment. A fair to good score that reflects a level of satisfaction on this issue. However, it falls short of an “employer of choice” status. Continual and increased focus on this issue is recommended. A poor result that suggests a core level of underlying dissatisfaction on this issue. Investigation and corrective action required. There are significant issues for concern. This score reflects an unhealthy disconnect on this issue between the current situation and the needs and/or expectations of staff. Major corrective action required. 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5
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Organisation - Statement 1 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Organisation - Statement 2 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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School Leadership - Statement 3 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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School Leadership - Statement 4 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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School Leadership - Statement 5 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Team Leadership - Statement 6 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Team Leadership - Statement 7 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Teamwork - Statement 8 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Teamwork - Statement 9 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Teamwork - Statement 10 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Empowerment - Statement 11 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Empowerment - Statement 12 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Communication - Statement 13 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Communication - Statement 14 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Procedures - Statement 15 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Procedures - Statement 16 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Equality - Statement 17 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Equality - Statement 18 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Work/Life Balance - Statement 19 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Work/Life Balance - Statement 20 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Recognition - Statement 21 Comparison by School Role
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Strongly AgreeAgreeNeutralDisagreeStrongly DisagreeAvg Response
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Recognition - Statement 22 Comparison by School Role
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Resources - Statement 23 Comparison by School Role
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Resources - Statement 24 Comparison by School Role
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WH&S - Statement 25 Comparison by School Role
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Training/PD - Statement 26 Comparison by School Role
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Training/PD - Statement 27 Comparison by School Role
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Career Advancement - Statement 28 Comparison by School Role
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Staff Engagement - Statement 29 Comparison by School Role
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Staff Engagement - Statement 30 Comparison by School Role
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Staff Engagement - Statement 31 Comparison by School Role
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Staff Engagement - Statement 32 Comparison by School Role
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Staff Engagement - Statement 33 Comparison by School Role
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Staff Engagement - Statement 34 Comparison by School Role
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Staff Engagement - Statement 35 Comparison by School Role
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General - Statement 36 Comparison by School Role
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General - Statement 37 Comparison by School Role
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This report has provided The Hutchins School with real insights into the views and attitudes of staff. The process of conducting this survey has created an expectation amongst respondents that The Hutchins School will provide feedback on the outcomes of the survey, will continue to implement strategies identified as strengths and will act constructively to address identified areas of concern. Conclusion
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