Teaching & Learning News
YEAR 7 MEET & GREET EVENING
It was lovely to see so many families on Tuesday evening. They have had a wonderful start of the year and we are looking forward to them being part of our community. Slides from the evening will be made available via Compass.
CLASSROOM CONCERNS PROCESS
We have been refining the classroom concerns process as such, here are the updated steps and stages. As well as the sanctions for each stage for students who are not meeting our College expectations.
-1, Classroom Concern Level 1 Any Subject - Warning and Chronicle Entry (management by classroom teacher), -1 point for student.
-2, Classroom Concern Level 2 Any Subject - Warning and Chronicle Entry (management by classroom teacher, KLA leader and contact made with parents by the staff member who wrote the concern), -2 points for student and an email sent to student.
- 3, Classroom Concern Level 3 Any Subject - Automated Chronicle Email to parents/carers (management by classroom teacher, KLA leader and contact made with parents by the staff member who wrote the concern), -3 for student. The student will be withdrawn from representing the College in extracurricular activities, including excursions and sports teams for 3 weeks.
-4, Classroom Concern Level 4 Any Subject - (management by classroom teacher, KLA leader. Assistant Principal - Teaching and Learning, Phone Call to Parents/Guardians, -4 for student. The student will be removed from the playground for a week and will be withdrawn from representing the College in extracurricular activities, including excursions and sports teams for that term.
-5, Classroom Concern Level 5 Any Subject - management by classroom teacher and KLA leader and Assistant Principal - Teaching and Learning Phone Call to Parents/Carers to organise class withdrawal for a day and an interview with Assistant Principal. The student will be removed from the playground for a week and will be withdrawn from representing the College in extracurricular activities, including excursions and sports teams for that term.
-6, Classroom Concern Level 5 Any Subject - management by classroom teacher and KLA leader and Assistant Principal - Teaching and Learning Phone Call to parents/carers to organise a one-day external suspension and an interview with Assistant Principal. Students will also be removed from representing the College in extracurricular activities including excursions and sports teams for the rest of the term.
YEAR 11 INFORMATION EVENING
Next Tuesday, 18th February at 6pm. We will be hosting our Year 11 Information Evening. During the evening, students will hear about the NESA rules and expectations for Stage 6, we will discuss processes around Assessment Tasks that would be new to students. All students/parents are expected to attend.
Year 11 subject changes will cease on Friday 21st February, 2025. No students will be able to alter their study pattern. Should you need to discuss your child’s study pattern please contact Mr Ian Mergard or I in the coming days.
CLASS SPOTLIGHT – 9.3 HISTORY WITH MR QUINN
This week, I have been walking around our classrooms and seeing what wonderful lessons our students are part of. This sparked an idea – each fortnight, I will showcase the great things our staff are doing in class.
The students in this class have been exploring the development of the Modern World, with a focus on the impact of the Industrial Revolution in Europe and Australia. They have been particularly engaged in studying slavery, demonstrating strong interest in the sources, active participation in discussions, and impressive depth in their writing.
Keep an eye out on our social for class spotlight photos coming soon!