Developing critical thinking skills is the focus of the English program. Students learn that language serves various purposes, including informing, persuading, entertaining, and instructing. They refine their oral communication skills in both formal and informal settings, while also developing their abilities in listening, reading, viewing, speaking, writing, and creating.

Developing knowledge and an understanding of human societies, cultures and environments is the focus of Humanities. Through their studies of History, Geography, Civics and Economics, students learn how the past, and the present, influences and shape different cultures. They also learn to examine the reliability of historical evidence and gain geospatial skills by learning to read and interpret maps.

The LOTE program is designed to develop an awareness and appreciation of the Italian language and culture, topics include basic grammar, greetings and self-introduction as well as being able understand and respond to questions. This subject also enhances students’ literacy skills.

Our teaching methods enable students to apply mathematical skills to everyday contexts. They become proficient in understanding, fluency, problem solving and reasoning in a mathematical context. Topics include integers, linear and nonlinear equations, algebra, statistics and probability, geometric reasoning and financial maths.

Students work individually and collaboratively to discuss harm minimisation strategies for adolescents. They learn how to research and present information about alcohol, drugs and other social risks, as well as the physical, emotional and social development of adolescents.

Activities and games strive to develop students’ fundamental motors skills of striking, throwing and catching. They work as individuals, as well as in groups and teams, to improve these skills and overall fitness.