2009-10 state budget
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2009-10 State Budget. Department of Education and Training Stakeholders’ Briefing. 2008-09 Achievements. Five day intensive professional development on the teaching of literacy to all Years 1 to 3 state school teachers Believe, Achieve, Succeed Strategy - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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2009-10 State Budget
Department of Education and Training
Stakeholders’ Briefing
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2008-09 Achievements
• Five day intensive professional development on the teaching of literacy to all Years 1 to 3 state school teachers
• Believe, Achieve, Succeed Strategy
• Completion of Early Years Centres at Caboolture and Nerang
• The launch of the Queensland Skills Plan 2008
• Completion of the Queensland Skills Plan, Skills First initiative
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State and National Imperatives• Queensland Government’s plan for Tomorrow’s
Queensland – Q2Lead agency for SMART ambition targets
• Council of Australian Government’s (COAG) early childhood, education and training agenda and targets
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General Government expenditure by purpose, 2009-10
Public order and safety, 9.2%
Economic services, 5.9%
Social welfare, housing and other
community services, 13.5%
Education, 23.8%
Other services, 11.7%Health, 24.4%
Transport and communications,
11.5%
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2009-10 Budget• $7.8b in recurrent funding • $1.7b in infrastructure
(including $882m in infrastructure as part of the Australian Government's Building the Education Revolution)
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Non-state schools and community groups
• $493.6m in recurrent and capital funding to non-state schools
• $3.4m to support a number of community organisations that provide support for students with special needs
• Commitment of $50m in 2010-11 to the non-state schooling sector for new schools, or the extension of existing school facilities, to cater specifically for disengaged young people
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Early Childhood Education and Care
• $15.4m for kindergarten infrastructure
• More than $40 million for community kindergartens as well as gradually implementing a kindergarten program in other settings, including long day care.
• Early Years Centres at Browns Plains and Cairns
• $8.4m for early childhood education and care services at Nanango, Beenleigh, Toowoomba North, Ayr, The Gap, Beaudesert and Acacia Ridge
• Nine integrated Indigenous Child and Family Centres rolled out over five years, in partnership with the Australian Government
• $3.6m to expand child care capacity in Moura, Clermont, Moranbah, Theodore, Blackwater and Middlemount
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Literacy, Numeracy and Science$72.3m over three years for literacy and numeracy initiativesIn 2009-10 $20.3m for: • additional teachers to provide 10-20 hours of intensive teaching for year and five
students not meeting national standards• up to 80 literacy and numeracy coaches• 72 summer schools to assist year 5-7 students and professional development for
teachers.$43.5m over three years for the Science Spark ProgramIn 2009-10 $11.1m for:• 100 new science teachers in primary schools• roll out of professional development for primary teachers• beginning the expansion of Earth Smart Science schools from 60 to 1000.
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Support for Indigenous students• $1.6m to support Torres Strait, Cape York and Palm
Island secondary student studying away from home
• $2.5m for the Indigenous Education Support Structures pilot in state schools and funding for non-state schools
• Capital expenditure of $16.7m and recurrent
expenditure of $3.3m to complete provision of Pre-prep early learning programs
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Teaching and Learning• 350 full-time equivalent teachers and teacher aides to meet
enrolment growth.
• $4.5m to provide an additional 5,000 teacher aide hours (Prep to Year 7)
• Over $48m in professional development.
• $10,000 increase in school grants from 2010 school year
• Extra $3000 for identified disadvantaged area schools
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Teaching and Learning (cont)In 2009-10:
• $3m to support the implementation of the QCAR• $2.8m for the pilot program Every Child Counts • $1.2m to support the Edmund Rice Bridge Program • $8.3m to implement Australian Sign Language (Auslan)• $100m for Smart Classrooms initiatives • $20m for Computers for Teachers program • $113m for additional computers under the Australian Government’s
Digital Education Revolution • Queensland Education Leadership Institute
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Training and Skilling QueenslandIn 2009-10 the budget for VET is $1.168 billion which includes:
• $27.3m to create additional training places
• $10.3m to Skilling Solutions Queensland to better meet the needs of particular industries and client groups
• $4.8m to support a range of industry engagement models
• $343m to provide priority training through the public provider network
• $203m to develop the skills of apprentices and trainees
• $2.7m for the Training Initiatives for Indigenous Adults in Regional and Remote Communities program.
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Education Infrastructure• $301m as part of the State Schools of Tomorrow program
• $149m to undertake work at six schools, make land acquisitions and provide additional classrooms at existing schools
• $100m to replace and enhance facilities at existing schools
• $43.7m to continue the solar and energy efficiency program in schools
• $11m to acquire new and refurbish existing employee housing
• $126.1m for school maintenance
• $22.4m for maintenance of employee housing
• Public Private Partnership Schools Project which will build, operate and maintain seven new state schools in high growth areas
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Training Infrastructure$136.6m for constructing, refurbishing and modernising training facilities including:
– Coomera Education Precinct of the Gold Coast Institute of TAFE
– Skills Tech Australia major trade and technician skills campus at Acacia Ridge
– Townsville trade and technician skills campus
– Nambour campus of the Sunshine Coast Institute of TAFE
– Cairns campus of the Tropical North Institute of TAFE
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Building the Education Revolution
• $1.168 billion for Building the Education Revolution initiatives – National School Pride – Primary Schools for the 21st Century– Secondary Schools for the 21st Century
• $61.1m for Trade Training Centres in Schools Program to upgrade or build new training facilities for schools
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Conclusion
• Questions
• Thank you for your participation