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Other Opportunities
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- A quality Arts program will be enjoyed by all students. This will include Visual Art and may include Dance, Drama and Media.
- The Music program will incorporate choirs, bands and musical productions.
- Private tuition, at a cost to parents, will also be offered for a wide range of musical instruments.
- The Languages other than English learned will be Indonesian and French.
- Technology and Enterprise studies will include ICT and computing as well as Design challenges and competitions.
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- Physical Education and fitness programs will be offered and Health awareness will be encouraged at each year level. This specialist area includes Physical Education lessons, Health lessons and sport. A number of different sports will be offered to allow children the opportunity to develop skills and participation in a range of sports. Interschool sport will be Swimming, Athletics and Cross Country Running.
- Our Extra-Curricular Programmes will provide students with an opportunity to participate in a wide range of different activities and will include after school clubs such as Cooking, Drama, Chess, Craft and Active After School Sports.
- Where scheduled as part of an educational program, student participation in camps is compulsory. Camps are usually provided for students in Upper Primary and costs are invoiced to parents. Camps are also provided for students in Year 7, 9 and 11 and also incur an extra cost.
- In-term swimming lessons will be held during Term 3 or 4 at an aquatic facility. These lessons are a compulsory component of the Physical Education program. Students will only be exempt due to illness and a doctor's certificate is required.
Primary Clubs
Our Extra-Curricular Programs will provide students with an opportunity to participate in a wide range of different activities and will include after school clubs such as, Cooking, Drama, Chess, Craft and Active After School Sports.
Primary School students will be issued with club sign up forms at the beginning of Week 1 of each Term. These must be handed in at the end of Week 1 of each term for the clubs to be organised.
Clubs will usually run from the second week of each term and conclude on the second last week of each term. Entry to a club will depend on club availability and student ratio per club teacher. Clubs will often change each term.
Clubs are at no cost to students and generally operate from 3.00pm to 4.00pm. Prompt student pick up at 4.00pm is necessary and appreciated.
Where scheduled as part of an educational program, student participation in camps is compulsory. Camps are provided for students twice in their Secondary schooling and Year 6 of Primary.
In-term swimming lessons will be held during Term 3 or 4. These lessons are a compulsory component of the Physical Education program. Students will only be exempt due to illness and a doctor's certificate is required.
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