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Our School Development Plan

Details: Category: Plans

Every school has to have a plan for development in order to improve. In order to inform the development of the school we need to evaluate our current performance and service delivery. Below are the files that document these processes, the Academy development plan (ADP) and the self evaluation form (SEF)

#	Title	Download
	ADP 2017-2018 Edition 4	Download Open
	St Marys SEF - 19 Mar 18	Download Open

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