INTERNATIONAL CONVERENCE ON BEST PRACTICES II

"STRATEGY AND TECHNICAL EXPERIENCES
ENHANCING SCHOOL MANAGEMENT AND TEACHING PRACTICES"

Jakarta, June 22 - 25, 2010

 
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Best Practices II
REPORT 
THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON BEST PRACTICE II SOUTH EAST ASIA SCHOOL PRINCIPALS FORUM
JAKARTA, INDONESIA
22 -25 June 2010


INTRODUCTION

1.    The International Conference on Best Practice II, organized by South East Asia School Principals Forum in cooperation with Directorate for Educational Personnel was held in Jakarta, Indonesia 22 – 25 June 2010.
2.    The meeting was attended by delegates from Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam, APCEIU UNESCO SEOUL KOREA and AUSAID


AGENDA ITEM 1:    REPORT OF ORGANIZING COMITEE

3.    REPORT OF ORGANIZING COMITEE BY THE DIRECTOR OF SEASPF SECRETARIAT
DR . Djoko Suprapto the Director of SEASPF Secretariat in his speech giving a formal report on activities of SEASPF since 2007 – 2010.  He underlined the big support from SEAMEO to included countries : Brunei Darussalam, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and of course Indonesia to SEASPF. He is also highlight on the importance of the International Conference on Best Practice II. The rapid and fundamental changes in the world lead to a bigger responsibilities and challenges for all educational leader, and this is why the conference gives focus on the sharing of best practices of school in South East Asia.
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RTM III

MANILA DECLARATION

Roundtable Meeting III of ASEAN Educational Leaders

Makati City, Philippines, November 12-16, 2008

 

We, the representatives of countries of Southeast Asia, gathered in Makati City, Philippines to attend the Roundtable Meeting III for ASEAN Educational Leaders

on November 12-16, 2008;

We reiterate our commitment to ensure that our leaders in education will capitalize on its strong foundation and build up its network of relationships to scale greater heights in the years ahead;

We re-affirm the strategic role of the Roundtable Meeting of ASEAN Leaders and the Southeast Asia School Principals Forum in establishing exchanges, benchmarking school principals’ competency standards, and sharing best practices through closer collaboration to  narrow disparities and to elevate the professional quality of our school leaders;

We acknowledge the uniqueness of and diversity among Southeast Asian countries; and

We, recognizing the new challenges of education reforms, call for the greatest commitment in harnessing the vast opportunities that lie before us

 

DO HEREBY DECLARE THAT:

  1. the President of the Southeast Asia School Principals Forum shall assign the Secretariat with regard to the process of integration to SEAMEO;
  2. the President of the SEA-SPF shall assign the Secretariat with regard to the requirements of membership at the 2nd conference of the SEA-SPF; and
  3. the Roundtable Meeting 4 of the of Southeast Asia Educational Leaders will  be used to share the competency requirements of the school principals and their career paths.

Done in Makati City, Republic of the Philippines on the Fourteenth day of November, Two Thousand and Eight.

 
First Converence of SEASPF

Report of THE FIRST CONFERENCE OF THE SEASPF

JAKARTA-INDONESIA, 15 – 18 AUGUST 2008

 

INTRODUCTIONS

1.        The First Conference of the South East Asia School Principals Forum was held in Jakarta, Indonesia from 15 – 18 August 2008.

2.        The meeting was attended by delegates from Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam. The Director SEAMES, ASEAN Secretariat representative, President ICP and President ASPA were also in attendance. The list of delegates appears as Annex 1.

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RTM II

Round Table Meeting II of ASEAN Educational Leaders (RTM II) held in Denpasar, Bali, 26-28 November 2007 was attended by 8 member countries; Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines,  Singapore and Thailand has came with numbers of strategic recommendations, those are;
  1. Recommendation of Roundtable Meeting II of ASEAN Education Leaders.
  2. Term of Reference of Roundtable Meeting of ASEAN Education Leaders.
  3. Bali Declaration on the  Establishment of South East Asia School Principals Forum (SEASPF), in which the meeting call upon the Ministry of National Education of the Republic of Indonesia to host the permanent secretariat of the SEA-SPF.
  4. Term of Reference on the Establishment of South East Asia School Principals Forum.
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