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National Education Inspectorate identifies ‘emerging good’ schools
Kingston College is an “emerging good” school according to the National Education Inspectorate.
Career & Education, News
September 21, 2014

National Education Inspectorate identifies ‘emerging good’ schools

THE National Education Inspectorate (NEI) has identified 32 primary, junior high and high schools that are on their way to being classified as “good schools”.

In its latest report, the NEI described the institutions as “emerging good” because they scored high in the areas of instructional leadership and in students’ progress in learning the core subjects of English language and mathematics. The list was compiled following the inspection over time of 803 schools, which represents 84 per cent of all public schools.

“Given that school-based leadership is good and the school/students are making progress, in time the school should move from satisfactory to good,” Chief Inspector Maureen Dwyer stated.

According to her, these schools stand out because their principals are effective instructional leaders and relate well with teachers and students in fostering teaching and learning. Good school-based leadership, she explains, features a strong management structure, including middle managers, led by the principal.

She expects that the schools’ continued level of performance in leadership and student attainment will eventually trigger improvements in other areas. The NEI classifies schools as exceptionally high, good, satisfactory, unsatisfactory, or needs immediate support.

Permanent Secretary Elaine Foster-Allen has applauded the leadership and teaching staff of the emerging good schools for their efforts in improving education outcomes and has encouraged them to continue striving for excellence.

The institutions classified as emerging good are:

*Aboukir Primary

*Allman Town Primary

*Angels Primary

*Ascot Primary

*Bartons Primary

*Black River Primary & Infant

*Bridgeport High

*Brown’s Town Primary

*Catherine Hall Primary and Infant

*Dinthill Technical High

*Fair Prospect Primary

*Ferguson Primary

*Foga Road High

*George Headley Primary

*Kellits Primary

*Kingston College

*Lacovia High

*Lowe River Primary & Junior High

*Mannings Hill Primary

*Marlborough Primary

*Marlie Hill Primary

*Marymount High

*Mona High

*Mount Airy All Age

*New Providence Primary

*Priory Primary and Infant

*St Ann’s Bay Primary

*St George’s Girls Primary and Infant

*Swallowfield Primary & Junior High

*Tulloch Primary

*Unity Primary and Infant; and

*White Marl Primary & Junior High.

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