ROMA COMMUNITY AND EDUCATION
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
• 80% of Roma children begin school at 3 years or earlier.
• Enrollment thanks to their parent´s initiative and without problems associated to it.
PRIMARY EDUCATION
• 93% of Roma children attend school at 6 years old.
• 1 in every 3 students assist regularly to school (absenteeism)
• More than half of Roma students present lower educational achievement than the average.
SECONDARY EDUCATION
• High rates of course repetition
• Curricular delay
• Early drop-out (before
compulsory education fulfillment)
• Low presence of Roma population in post-compulsory studies.
Despite the progresses achieved, the gap between the educational situation of the Roma population and the rest of the population is truly alarming.
FSG AND EDUCATION
30 YEARS WORKING IN THE PROMOTION OF
EDUCATION
SUPPORT SCHOOL ENROLMENT
TACKLING SCHOOL ABSENTEEISM
TACKLING EARLY DROP-OUT
SCHOOL SUCCESS
PROMOTION OF INTERCULTURALISM AT
SCHOOLS
TRAINING AND AWARENESS
PROGRAMMES FOR TEACHERS
UNDERSTANDING OF SOCIAL REALITY
DEVELOPMENT OF STUDIES AND RESEARCHES
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
AWARENESS
SUPPORT TO PURSUE POST-COMPULSORY
STUDIES
Facilitate the transition between the primary
and secondary education and support the permanence in the
education system.
Support to obtain their ESO (compulsory
secondary education) qualification
Promote access to post-compulsory
studies.
To achieve higher academic sucess at the end of primary education and throughout the compulsory secondary level of education.
OBJECTIVES
INTERVENTION STAGES
Dissemination and recruitment
Selection of students
Reception and assesment
Design of the individualised Intervention
Plan
INTERVENTION Evaluation Monitoring
Individualised educational counselling:
- Family - Student
Group actions: -Promociona classrooms
- Other actions
Coordination with schools
Coordination with other agents and
services INTERVENTION
Priority
Roma students in the final stages of primary education (5th and 6th grade) and in compulsory secondary education (from 1st to 4th grade) and their families
Student´s regular school attendance
Minimum family involvement in the
educational process
School´s involvement
Profile < 20% school absenteeism. < 2 years of curricular delay Family collaboration
BENEFICIARIES
INDIVIDUAL LEVEL
The work with the student and his/her family should be personalised. This translates into the design of an Individualised Intervention Plan and individualised tutoring and counselling sessions with the student and his/her family.
Priority
Tutoring with students: Educational counselling, routine
strengthening, school rules, crisis and self-confidence support, etc.
Counsellilng sessions with families: Awareness about the importance of education,
information and counselling about the education system, the importance of their
implication in their children education, grants management…
COORDINATION WITH SCHOOLS
The coordination with schools is a key factor in the development of the programme.
School professionals participate in the Individualised Intervention Plan. The aim is to work in coordination. Regular coordination meetings with the specialised personnel of Promociona Programme, for the monitoring and assessment of the educative processes of the students.
Complementary group actions between teachers and students to pay attention on diversity and interculturality at schools.
FSG signs collaboration agreements with the schools involved in the Promociona Programme
Promociona Classrooms
GROUP LEVEL
Academic support and reinforcement Skilled and specialised personnel, reduced groups, adapted
contents, coordination with the school.
Students participation in neighborhood activities, student´s meetings, etc.
Parents involvement at community level. Activities related to the educational process of the students, awareness and neighborhood activities.
SOCIAL-COMMUNITY LEVEL
Focus placed on the environment and on social agents close to students and schools as elements which have an informal influence on their educational process and on the achievement of the Promociona Programme's objectives.
SENSITIVITY AND AWARENESS RAISING CAMPAIGNS
Roma with studies, Roma with a future
(2012-2013)
2800 photos of Roma children converted into the professional
they dream of becoming
When I grow up I want to be… ( 2010-2011)
70 teenage-boys and girls converted in reference
points for their schoolmates and friends
With studies your dreams come true( 2013-2014)
Some days in the profession of their dreams
http://gitanos.org/gitanosconestudios/
ANDALUCÍA
Almería Córdoba Granada Huelva
Jaén Jerez de la Frontera
La Línea Linares Málaga Sevilla
ARAGÓN Zaragoza Huesca
ASTURIAS Gijón
Oviedo Avilés
CANTABRIA Santander CASTILLA LA
MANCHA Albacete
Ciudad Real
CASTILLA Y LEON
León Salamanca
Palencia Valladolid
Burgos
CATALUÑA Badalona Sabadell
COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA
Valencia Alicante Castellón
EXTREMADURA Mérida Cáceres Badajoz
GALICIA
A Coruña Lugo Vigo
Pontevedra
MADRID Madrid ( Latina)
Madrid ( Vallecas) Madrid ( Villaverde)
MURCIA Murcia
NAVARRA Pamplona, Aoiz, Murillo-Carcastillo, Santacara
2009-2014
Figures PROMOCIONA 2009-2014
14 20
27 31
37 38
0
10
20
30
40
Año 2009 Año 2010 Año 2011 Año 2012 Año 2013 Año 2014
Number of municipalities where the programme is being implemented
135 253
710 933
1182 1357
0
500
1000
1500
2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014
Number of Promociona students
112 223
617
808
1023 1148
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014
Number of families involved in the programme
65 108
224 270
353 385
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400
450
2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014
Number of schools involved
Total Alumnas Alumnos
77,45% 78,26% 76,40%
Promociona students in 4th grade that obtained their Secondary
Compulsory qualifications. 2013-2014
Total Alumnas Alumnos
88,60%
85,08%
92,60%
Promociona students that pursued their post-compulsory sudies.
2013-2014
Main achievements • Increase of academic success • Higher motivation towards studies • Increased involvement of families and schools • Higher expectations
Potential impact in the mid-term