From the Assistant Principal - Teaching, Learning and Wellbeing

Year 10 into Year 11 Subject Selection Information Night

We have come to an important milestone in the Year 10 Learning Journey.  At this stage the HSC seems far away, I assure you - it creeps up on students very quickly.

This year we begin the journey on Monday the 22nd of May at 6pm. It will be an informative night held on the Senior Campus. Students will be able to view and engage in displays of each course offered and ask questions to KLA Leaders, teachers and students who currently study the course.

This night is compulsory for all Year 10 students as important information about NESA rules and access codes to make subject choices will be provided to students on the night. We also have the VET and Diversity Learning Leaders to assist us with any questions you may have about VET or NESA disability provision requirements.

I look forward to seeing you on Monday night.

YEAR 11 REPORTS 

We have entered into our Year 11 reporting period which will be sent out to parents via Compass by Friday 26 May. We encourage you to discuss your child’s progress with them. These reports are the first in Stage 6 for your child and we encourage all students to persevere in their chosen courses. 

I take this opportunity to remind all parents that the College Assessment Procedures are in the Year 11 Assessment Information Booklet on the Student Information Hub. These procedures are in place to ensure equity and fairness across all assessments and prepare students for HSC expectations.

The Year 7 to Year 10 reporting period is also open for Semester 1. These reports are based on all student work. This includes classwork, home learning and formal assessment tasks. This grade is not just based on a cut-off from formal assessment tasks, but is the culmination of your child’s efforts throughout the entire semester. These reports will be sent to parents via Compass by the end of Week 7.

If you have any concerns or questions regarding reports please feel free to contact the class teacher of your child, their KLA Leader of Learning or myself at the College.

Ms Josilin Kalifa

Assistant Principal

Teaching, Learning and Wellbeing.