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\nFor Scotland's learners, with Scotland's educators  \nContents  \nSection 1  \n1.1 Introduction …………………………………………………………………………………. 3  \n1.2 Progress towards next steps for this period …………………………………………….. 3  \n.  \nSection 2  \nTheme: Learning, teaching and assessment 2.1 Strategies for learning and teaching ……………………………………………………. 9  \n2.2 Assessment ……………………………………………………………………………….. 14  \n2.3 Partnerships ………………………………………………………………………………. 18  \n2.4 Professional learning …………………………………………………………………….. 23  \nSection 3  \n3.1 Next steps for continuous improvement for learning, teaching and assessment ….. 27  \nSection 4  \n4.1 Progress towards stretch aims  \n4.1.1 Broad General Education ………………………………………………………... 31  \n4.1.2 Senior Phase ………………………………………………………………………32  \n4.1.3 Annual Participation Measure ……………………………………………………34  \n4.1.4 Health and wellbeing ……………………………………………………………... 34  \n4.1.5 Plus stretch aims ………………………………………………………………….. 36  \n4.2 Overall progress in implementing the Scottish Attainment Challenge for 2022-23 .. 37  \n4.3 Key messages ……………………………………………………………………………. 38  \nSection 1  \n1.1 Introduction  \nNational Summary Reports are part of the cycle for reporting on the implementation of the Scottish Attainment Challenge (SAC) . Attainment advisors, in collaboration with their associated local authority , produce reports triannually. This ensures a continuous narrative where thematic next steps are identified and subsequent progress evaluated. Equity and improving outcomes for those children and young people impacted by poverty are referenced throughout.  \nThis summary is a collation and analysis of all 32 local authority reports. Section 1.2 provides an overview of the progress being made towards the next steps identified in Triannual Report 2. Illustrations throughout this summary are examples from local authority reports.  \nThe key theme for this reporting period was learning, teaching and assessment and is summarised in Section 2. The improvement and progress being made by local  \nauthorities is outlined in four key areas: strategies for learning and teaching,  \nassessment, partnerships and professional learning.  \n1.2 Progress towards next steps for this period  \nAll local authorities worked with their attainment advisor and identified their next steps which included data for improvement. The summary of these next steps can be found in the Scottish Attainment Challenge Summary Report December 2022 to March 2023.  \nThe key themes were:  \n• Data systems and processes  \n• Stretch aims  \n• Professional learning  \n• Quality improvement  \n• Pupil Equity Funding  \n• Children and young people who have experienced care  \n• Strategic Equity Funding  \nThese key themes highlight the continued importance being placed by local authorities on the SAC Framework for Recovery and Accelerating Progress 2022-23 (the Framework) . They also illustrate how data for improvement permeates, and is integral to, the principles of implementing the Scottish Attainment Challenge.  \nThere continues to be strong evidence that all local authorities have made progress towards their next steps. There are indications that the pace of progress continues to increase.  \nData for improvement  \nThe following key factors have contributed to progress  \n• Professional learning  \n• Tracking and monitoring  \n• Quality assurance visits  \n• Stretch aims  \n• Improving the use of data in the Broad General Education and Senior Phase  \nProfessional learning  \nIt is important to recognise that every local authority is at a different stage in the journey of implementing aspects of the SAC. Therefore, the expertise and confidence of teachers in using data for improvement continues to develop. As part of their next steps, more than a third of local authorities delivered professional learning which focused on data. 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