Welcome to Colegio Bicentenario de Excelencia Adenauer
Welcome to Colegio Bicentenario de Excelencia Adenauer
About the School Community Department
This action or management plan is a planning tool that brings together all actions, projects and programmes related to school community life. Dates may vary and new activities may be added according to the emerging needs of the school.
School Community Mission: Our mission is to teach the children and young people of our school to live with others in a framework of mutual respect and solidarity, a setting in which they are seen as people, so that they can fully develop their affective, emotional and social capacity and learn values and ethical principles that help build a fairer, more supportive society.
Phases of the school community management plan:
OBJECTIVES |
ACTIONS |
RESOURCES |
TIMING |
INDICATORS |
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Updating student data, surveying access to remote classes, contacting parents and guardians, and running surveys, among others. Carrying out activities proposed by MINEDUC |
Team meetings and coordination by phone, online and on remote platforms. |
· Student lists. · Management plan · Emails |
March to December |
· Emails, student lists, survey results and activity planning. |
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Strategic Objective No. 1 - A Create opportunities for dialogue, reflection and analysis of the school's reality, in order to strengthen the current school climate and identify ways to improve. |
Emotional support meeting for teachers, education assistants and school leaders. Social-emotional survey of all students from pre-kindergarten to the final year of secondary school. |
· The school's School Community Regulations · School Community Team · Management team |
May to December |
· Support for teachers, education assistants and school leaders on providing emotional support through intervention techniques that strengthen the current social-emotional area. · Support for students and families according to the survey results. |
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Strategic Objective No. 1 - B Present, analyse and reflect on a monthly value and the prioritised cross-curricular objectives (OAT) of the guidance and vocational guidance curriculum. |
Early childhood educators will work on monthly values. Class teachers from first grade to the second year of secondary school will work on prioritised guidance objectives. The guidance counsellor will work on vocational guidance with the last two years of secondary school, with psychosocial support from the School Community team. |
· Monthly values · School Community Team · National guidance curriculum. · Class teachers |
July to November |
· Email invitations to online meetings. · Drawings, stories, videos, photos and written work from activities with students and their families. |
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Strategic Objective No. 2 Create opportunities for dialogue with the school's professionals through various communication technologies in order to prevent, address and follow up students' individual issues, and to offer social-emotional support and referrals to existing networks to those who need them. |
Identifying and referring cases of students with emotional difficulties. |
1.- Guidance counsellor, psychologist, head of student affairs, social worker, teachers, school leaders and education assistants. |
March to December |
· Minutes of in-person meetings · Email invitation to online meetings. · Student attention records. |
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Strategic Objective No. 3 Create spaces for reflection, analysis and emotional support, and produce audiovisual material that helps us reach our students virtually. |
1.- Team meeting to coordinate activities 2.- Meeting with class teachers 3.- Coordination with different members of the school community to create and promote the “Sembrando Esperanza” website 4.- Creation of videos and stories for students and their families to help them cope with the pandemic, with an emphasis on social-emotional support. |
1.- School Community team 2.- School leaders, teachers and education assistants. 3.- Students and their families. |
April to November |
· Social-emotional stories · Videos by teachers and assistants. · Website · Emails and WhatsApp. |
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Strategic Objective No. 4 Develop experiences that allow people to live, learn about, reflect on and value positive coexistence in a supportive, participatory and respectful environment, free of discrimination, accepting and valuing diversity, and strengthening the sense of belonging and community. |
1.- Use of social networks such as WhatsApp groups, online meeting platforms, Facebook and the AP parents' app, among others. 2.- Team meeting to coordinate the activities to be carried out. 3.- Preparation of social-emotional workbooks by the School Community team, focusing on different realities. 4.- Birthday greetings to school staff from the School Community team via the corresponding WhatsApp group. |
1.- School Community |
April to December |
· Social media · Workbooks · Meeting emails |
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Strategic Objective No. 5 Present and analyse the Internal School Community Regulations (“RICE”) with the school community. |
1.- Teachers' council, education assistants and parents' meetings from pre-kindergarten to the final year of secondary school. |
1.- School Community 2.- Student Affairs Office 3.- Teachers and assistants 4.- Parents and guardians |
March |
· Attendance list · Minutes of class parents' meeting · RICE |
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Strategic Objective No. 6 Create opportunities for recognition on special days, such as: Women's Day Carabineros (Police) Day Teletón contribution Workers' Day Students' Day Mother's Day Firefighters' Day Mapuche New Year Education Assistants' Day. Teachers' Day, among others. |
1.- Creating virtual greetings From the different groups of the school community, through the school's Facebook page |
1.- School Community 2.- Management team 3.- Department |
March to December |
· School Facebook page · School Community activity schedule |
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Strategic Objective No. 7 Guide class teachers from fifth grade to the second year of secondary school on drug prevention, through the guidance unit of the curriculum. |
1.- Reviewing the guidance curriculum to organise it. 2.- Sharing information at a virtual class teachers' meeting |
1.- School Community team 2.- UTP 3.- Class teachers |
July to November |
· Email invitation to meetings. · Minutes of the School Community meeting. |
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Strategic Objective No. 8 Actively take part in seminars, talks, webinars, discussions and courses, among others, on emotional support during quarantine. |
1.- Coordinating the professionals interested in taking part. 2.- Registering for these activities. 3.- Analysis and feedback from the School Community Department with the rest of the school community. |
1.- Invitations by email. 2.- Teachers and education assistants. |
May to December |
· Emails · Training presentations · Videos · Materials |
School Community Law
It defines a positive school community as “the peaceful coexistence of the members of the school community, which involves positive relationships among them and allows educational objectives to be properly met in a climate that fosters the students' well-rounded development”.
2021 Activities
School community life is the set of interactions and relationships among all members of the community, covering not only those between individuals but also those between the groups, teams, classes and internal organisations of the institution. It also includes the relationship between the school community and the organisations around it. The school held activities from pre-kindergarten to the final year of secondary school on PEACEFUL AND RESPECTFUL COEXISTENCE.
SCHOOL COMMUNITY IS ALL OF US!
2021 Activities
Our students and teachers took part in “LOOKING AFTER EACH OTHER”, an activity organised by the School Community Department. They shared their experiences in the digital world and reflected on how to establish implicit and explicit norms that allow us to relate positively online and prevent cyberbullying. WE THANK THE WHOLE SCHOOL COMMUNITY FOR ITS PARTICIPATION AND COMMITMENT.
Specialist professionals
SOCIAL WORKER
lmoraga@adenauer.cl
Speech therapist
gpena@adenauer.cl
PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER
tfuentes@adenauer.cl
PRIMARY SCHOOL TEACHER
apantoja@adenauer.cl
HEAD OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
inspectoriageneral@adenauer.cl
PRIMARY SCHOOL PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR
vurbina@adenauer.cl
SECONDARY SCHOOL PLAYGROUND SUPERVISOR
jsepulveda@adenauer.cl