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Education experts slam carine senior high school’s plan to offer students $500 cash incentives, carine senior high school year 12s offered cash incentives for good atar.

Education experts have slammed a top-ranking WA public school's decision to use taxpayers’ money to give Year 12 students $500 cash incentives to work harder as “lazy”.

Former principal and Real Schools chief executive office Adam Voigt said Carine Senior High School’s results sweetener "flies in the face of what schools should focus on" and warned it could lead to students taking "unnecessary shortcuts".

In an email sent to staff late yesterday and leaked to The West Australian it was revealed principal Damian Shuttleworth, the 2018 WA Secondary Principal of the Year, wanted to give pupils who had a predicted ATAR of 80 or above in Year 11 last year $500 in cash if they maintained or improved on that result in Year 12.

However, Mr Voight said the program had the potential to set them up for failure and that the investment should be directed into ensuring teachers were well equipped to help students achieve results.

Carine Senior High School offers $500 reward to Year 12 students to lift ATAR exam results

"One of my, I guess, deep beliefs is that schools should be a place where we try things that are new and different and see what works but I just cannot find an idea, a bit of research [or] a bit of science that says that this is in any way a good idea," he said.

"As much as I really do want to support every school that tries something different - it's lazy of the school.

"It flies in the face of the way intensive rewards work, it flies in the face of what schools should be focusing on in terms of motivating students because that's a great teacher. What we know motivates young people to do well at school is having a great teacher.

"I just can't see a way that this school is going to get anything better than a really short term spike or a bunch of Year 11’s that are trying to do badly next year on their predicted ATAR so that they don't have to try so hard in Year 12.

"It's letting them know that only behaviours worth performing are those they get a carrot for - that's not the way the world works, that's not the way success works."

Education Department deputy director-general Stephen Baxter said public schools should not “appropriate funds to have cash incentives” for students who should be “intrinsically motivated” to work hard.

Speaking to The West Live host Jenna Clarke, the top Education Department official confirmed Carine Senior High School’s plan had now been killed off.

"The notion of class incentivisation - the department won't support," he said.

Mr Baxter said he had known Mr Shuttleworth for a number of years and labelled him an "outstanding leader" but said his move to hand out cash didn’t stack up.

Rather than offering cash incentives, Mr Baxter said it would be more appropriate for schools to consider bringing in tutors to support struggling students or offering extra classes.

In his email to staff, Mr Shuttleworth said he feared some students at the school — ranked 10th in The West’s Top 50 Schools last year — had been affected by the “potential disengagement” experienced by ATAR students with unconditional university offers.

I just cannot find an idea, a bit of research [or] a bit of science that says that this is in any way a good idea. It's lazy of the school.

The school had surveyed students after declining results and feedback from teachers showed extra support and strategies were needed to help Year 12s maintain focus and motivation. Most of those surveyed said a reward would help them work hard for the rest of Year 12.

Education Minister Sue Ellery said the Carine principal’s proposal had been “well-intentioned” but would not go ahead.

“We don’t pay students to do their school work so it's not going to proceed,” she told 6PR.

"I do think we need to find other ways than giving kids cash to motivate them to continue to work hard in Year 12.

"What are the best ways to motivate our senior students to stay engaged right up to the end of their schooling? This is a conversation I want to have.”

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Please be advised that scheduled maintenance is to be undertaken from Saturday 25th March 2023 from 2 AM to 5 AM (AWST) and the system will be unavailable during this window.

Advertised Vacancy Number: DOE773321

Appointment Pool

Carine Senior High School (SHS) is seeking to establish a pool of School Psychologists for appointments to permanent and fixed term, full-time and part-time vacancies which may arise during the 2022 school year and up to the end of Term 4, 2023. Appointments can be made from the pool at any time for commencements within the 2022 and 2023 school years.

The school psychologist is responsible for supporting staff to put in place effective strategies and plans that support the mental health and wellbeing along with the learning and motivation of our students. They will offer guidance on behaviour support, risk management and emergency and critical incident management as well as professional learning for staff and parents. Knowledge and experience in identifying, planning and supporting the staff to address both the individual needs of students at educational risk and students with challenging behaviour is a requirement of the role.

Carine SHS is a co-educational secondary school, located approximately 15 kilometres north-west of Perth city centre, right by the ocean. Carine SHS represents the very best that government schools have to offer and is a proud independent public school as evidenced by winning the WA Secondary School of the Year in 2017. The school has a very high student retention rate, experienced staff and an active School Council, made up of students, parents, staff and community members. The school has achieved an enviable reputation for strong academic achievement and pastoral care

To be suitable for this role, you will need to demonstrate the following work related requirements (selection criteria):

Applications will be assessed against these work related requirements (selection criteria) of the position. The business needs of the school may also be considered. It is therefore recommended that you consider all information contained in the advertisement and any other related information before applying for the vacancy.

The Department is an equal opportunity employer and encourages people with disability, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and persons from culturally diverse backgrounds to apply.

Further information about Carine Senior High School can be found by visiting CarineHS.wa.edu.au or Schools Online .

Additional information about Independent Public Schools is also available here .

For further job related information:

Please contact Damian Shuttleworth, Principal - Carine Senior High School, by telephoning 0428 922 688 or emailing [email protected] .

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Your application should include:

You are asked to complete an online application form and attach your documentation, please allow enough time to complete this process as applications cannot be accepted after the closing date and time.

After you have submitted your application online, you will receive an email confirming lodgement. If you do not receive a confirmation email, please telephone (08) 9264 4127

If you are having difficulty submitting your online application, please telephone (08) 9264 8666 for assistance.

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Information about registration with the Psychology Board of Australia can be obtained by calling 1300 419 495 or by visiting www.psychologyboard.gov.au . Please see the Department’s Careers website for the support provided to graduate school psychologists undertaking provisional registration with the Psychology Board of Australia.

The Department applies a four (4) day breach period to this selection process.

Applications must be submitted before 4.30pm (WST) on Friday, 14 October 2022.

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The new Qkr (pronounced ‘quicker’) school payment and permissions App is available for families of students at Carine Primary School.

You will be able to pay for excursions/school visits as well as sign permission forms on Qkr. Please download it today and set up your children’s student profiles to be ready to pay for future excursions.

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SEE the Getting Started Guide and a Questions and Answers sheet which gives details on how to use the App and set up student profiles. This can also be found in the CONNECT library.

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