Junior School
All students in Years 7- 9 complete studies from the Key Learning Areas of English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Health and Physical Education, Technology, The Arts and Languages Other Than English. Literacy and Numeracy classes are also available in Years 7- 9. Teaching and learning experiences are planned using the National Curriculum and draw on the principles of the Junior Secondary Agenda. In Junior School, students develop the knowledge and skills to engage effectively in learning across a range of subject disciplines in a range of learning environments. A key feature of the Junior Secondary curriculum is also focused on ensuring students have the Literacy and Numeracy skills to enage in the Senior Curriculum.
Senior School
Senior Education and Training (SET) Plans are developed for all students entering the Senior School to identify and support an individual pathway towards tertiary study, further education and training, or employment.
In Year 10, students select a course of study that aligns with their interests, strengths and future goals, while preparing them for Years 11 and 12. Senior students undertake studies in English and Mathematics, alongside a combination of General subjects, Applied subjects and Vocational Education and/or Training (VET) qualifications. Students may also have the opportunity to participate in school-based apprenticeships and traineeships as part of their senior pathway.