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SQAC

School Quality Assurance Committee

Our commitment to continuous improvement – setting benchmarks, measuring progress and acting on evidence.

About SQAC

Quality is a habit, not an inspection

The School Quality Assurance Committee (SQAC) is an internal body that monitors and improves the quality of teaching, learning, administration and student well-being at St. Joseph’s Central School. Guided by the CBSE’s School Quality Assessment and Assurance framework, the Committee helps the school look honestly at its performance and plan purposeful improvements.

SQAC brings together school leaders, teachers and stakeholders to collect evidence, review outcomes and recommend actions – so that every improvement is based on facts, not assumptions.

Set standards

Clear benchmarks for every domain of school life.

Gather evidence

Data, observation and feedback from all stakeholders.

Improve

Targeted action plans with owners and timelines.

Report

Transparent reports to management and parents.

Objectives

Functions

Quality Benchmarks

Seven domains we measure ourselves against

Curriculum & pedagogy

Lessons are planned, engaging, differentiated and aligned with CBSE learning outcomes.

Assessment

Assessments are fair, competency-based and used to improve learning.

Learning outcomes

Every learner shows measurable progress across subjects and skills.

Health, safety & well-being

A safe, clean, inclusive campus with counselling and health support.

Leadership & management

Transparent governance, clear roles and effective use of resources.

Teacher development

Regular training, mentoring and peer learning for all staff.

Community & parents

Active partnership with parents, alumni and the wider community.

Assessment and Evaluation

How we know we are improving

SQAC uses a balanced mix of quantitative and qualitative evidence: examination and assessment data, attendance and punctuality, classroom observations, student portfolios, surveys of students, parents and staff, safety audits and external reviews. Findings are discussed openly, strengths are shared, and every area for improvement receives an owner, a timeline and a way to measure success.

1

Plan – set goals and indicators

2

Gather – collect data and feedback

3

Review – analyse and discuss evidence

4

Act – implement and monitor improvements

Members

The SQAC team

Name Role in school Role in SQAC
Name Principal Chairperson
Name Vice Principal / Academic Coordinator Member Secretary
Name Senior Teacher – Primary Member
Name Senior Teacher – Secondary Member
Name Counsellor Member
Name Parent representative Member
Name Management nominee Member

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