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9. State what the school development may constitute. (3)

The following are remarks made against a certain school after the audited report was submitted,
(a) The total amount incurred in respect of Vote 1 (curriculum attainment) shows an overspending of 21.3%
(b) Misappropriation of funds detected.

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School development may constitute the following:

  1. Curriculum Improvement: The school may focus on enhancing the curriculum to ensure that it meets educational standards and student needs, which may involve investing in new teaching materials, training for educators, and extracurricular programs.

  2. Financial Management and Accountability: Addressing the overspending and misappropriation of funds through stricter financial oversight, budgeting training for staff, and implementing transparent accounting systems to prevent future discrepancies.

  3. Infrastructure and Resources Development: Upgrading school facilities, such as classrooms, libraries, and laboratories, as well as acquiring necessary resources like technology and educational tools to support effective learning environments.

By focusing on these areas, the school can work towards improving overall performance and better serving its students.