Some analysis since my last blog which was the final week of term 3; we have about 3 weeks to consolidate learning and achievement in term 4 for our seniors before they sit their national external exams and 22% showed up to the double maths period today which was first thing in the morning. 11% arrived after morning tea and the remaining 67% have not shown up at all.
It is a disappointing start to the term and hopefully will increase dramatically by tomorrow so that learning and achievement can be maximised and looming deadlines can be met.
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