Your EFile Portfolio

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Your E-File Portfolio
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What is an E-Portfolio?

• Its an online system that allows you to gather
  information together about yourself
• Its meant to be realtime. You change and add
  to it as you go along
• It enables you to reflect on what you have
  achieved so far and the expectations that being
  part of St Josephs brings.
• It requires you to identify the ways in which you
  have developed by achieving these things and
  meeting these expectations.
• It can be used to provide evidence for your ASDAN
  portfolio
• Most usefully, it helps you to put together your
  UCAS Personal Statement at the end of this year
  and be first in line to get a place on the course
  of your choice.

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How to I get to my E-File?

• Log onto the network in the usual way
• Load internet explorer
• Go to the Score site at
• www.sgfl.org.uk
• Log onto Score using your email address and
  password (if you dont know this you must ask in
  the ICT Office ICT2. )
• Click on My Stuff
• Click on my E-File

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You should see

• Click on
• My ILP

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And then..

• Start with page 2. (Page 1 is not working at the
  moment.)

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Page 2 asks you to think back to Year 10 and 11
and write about your main achievements at GCSE
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Page 3 asks you to write about the AS levels you
have chosen and what these require of you in
terms of hours and study. It also gives you a
chance to go on Fast Tomato Careers site.
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Page 4 is the most important page. Click on Add
New Goal and it brings up the following boxes.
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Add each of the following goals. After each one
click save, then click add new goal to add
the next one. You add 8 in total.

• to contribute to their Catholic College Community
• to serve others
• to lead others responsibly
• to focus on their academic development
• to develop independence
• to take calculated risks
• to build positive relationships
• to relax healthily and achieve work / life
  balance

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Once all the goals are typed in you, page 4
should look like this.
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After this..........

• All expectations are added you can click
  view/edit and go back and type up your thoughts
  and reflections on each expectation.
• Be sure to make the connections with your
  Enrichment Activity. There is a sheet which can
  help with this (which is available from your form
  tutor or Mr Willis.)
• Be sure to click update to save any changes you
  make.

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Everything you do goes into a file where it is
compiled as one document which can be edited on
screen or in word. On page 6 you choose what to
carry through into a personal statement which
could be used for job or UCAS applications.