Academic achievement has been a continuous part of the educational life at the College. The College strives for academic excellence. Regular homework is set and an organized home study program is expected of every student. While a broad curriculum is offered, students’ selection of subjects is dependent upon demonstrated academic achievement. This provides personal academic goal setting for each student.
The College aims to design a curriculum structure that encourages each student to meet his/her personal best. All students study Religious Education in Years 7-10 and have the option of extending their knowledge and understanding of religion in years 11 and 12 through undertaking Studies of Religion 1 or 2 unit.
Key Learning areas in the secondary department include:
Each cohort is headed by a Leader of Wellbeing, and each KLA department is headed by a Leader of Learning who work collaboratively to manage the wellbeing, pastoral care, and academic performance of students. The Secondary Department also includes a Careers Advisor and Psychologist who work closely with students, their parents and staff.
