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Marketing Services 1 • Four-term information flyer • Department of <strong>Education</strong> Awards Program poster and flyer • Literacy and Numeracy Framework • Supporting Literacy and Numeracy Success resource • School Transition Fund flyer • Strategic Plan 2012–2015 Half-Yearly Highlights • School Life booklet 1. A number of publications listed under other business units in this section were produced by Marketing Services. Professional Learning Institute • Prospectus Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Office Information Management Advices published online: • No. 3: Day batching of source records (January 2013) • No. 24: How to manage 3½ and 5¼ inch discs (December 2012) • No. 27: Managing Email (October 2012) • No. 28: Getting Started on the Development of an Agency Functional Disposal Schedule (November 2012) • No. 29: Managing Legacy Records (November 2012) • No. 30: Digitisation dilemmas (February 2013) • No. 36: Legislative mapping for information managers (May 2013) • No. 37: Keeping digital records accessible (May 2013) • No. 39: Developing an information asset register (May 2013) State Records Guidelines published online: • No. 8: Management of Source Records that have been Copied, Converted or Migrated (revised January 2013) • No. 10: Outsourcing of Government Business – recordkeeping issues (revised April 2013) • No. 20: Records required for legal proceedings – Implications for Tasmanian Government Agencies (December 2012) • No. 21: Approved destruction methods for state records (April 2013) Records Disposal Schedules published online: • DA222: Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Tribunal (May 2013) • DA2101: Tasmanian Electoral Commission (January 2013) • DA2297: Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment (April 2013) • DA2351: Department of Police and Emergency Management (May 2013) • DA2400: Environmental Management (December 2012) • DA2416: Retirement Benefits Fund (January 2013) 152 Appendices » Publications
Contact Details Postal address: Department of <strong>Education</strong> GPO Box 169 Hobart TAS 7001 Telephone: 1800 816 057 Facsimile: (03) 6233 7720 Email: Website contacts: servicecentre@education.tas.gov.au http://www.education.tas.gov.au/About_us/contact-us/ Appendices » Contact Details 153
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DEPARTMENT OF Education ANNUAL REPO
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Contents About this Report 2 Depart
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Department at a Glance
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our key drivers Successful Learners
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Tasmania, along with other states,
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An Innovative Workforce A motivated
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Community Confidence The department
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the implementation of high quality
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Commission and other Tribunals. The
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Clients Number of education and chi
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Active registered library users by
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Average age of teachers (years) as
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Pre-Compulsory and Compulsory Educa
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LiL acknowledges the important role
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Australian Early Development Index
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Early years school improvement meas
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Lead School/ Lead Teacher strategy
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School improvement planning - incor
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NAPLAN 2013 performance - general c
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Commentary • Tasmania improved on
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Commentary • Tasmania improved on
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Post-Compulsory Education and Skill
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Major Initiatives Implementation of
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Australian School-based Apprentices
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Year 11 and 12 Education in Rural a
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LINC Tasmania OUTPUT GROUP 3
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Major Initiatives New Regional Lear
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Wireless access for clients Followi
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Tasmanian Archive and Heritage Offi
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Performance LINC Tasmania achieved
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Required Reporting
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Staff employed as at 30 June 2013 S
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General workforce recruitment (Incl
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Internal grievances procedures Publ
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Employee Performance and Developmen
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Professional learning The programs
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Disability Framework for Action The
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Implementation of child and family
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Legislation Administered, Enacted a
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Nonstatutory bodies Tasmanian Abori
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Climate Change The department’s l
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Measuring and reporting In 2008, th
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Loss and Damage The Tasmanian Risk
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List of individual ongoing major ca
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Building and construction Contracto
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Superannuation Certificate “I, Co
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Regional Services Network Of the fi
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Allport Library and Museum of Fine
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Staff Management Committee The Allp
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Report on council activities for 20
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Registration of schools For a curre
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