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Religious Education is at the centre of both our formal and informal Catholic school curriculum. This approach provides our students with opportunities for the development of their faith to permeate all aspects of school life and assists them to integrate into their lives their faith, values, cultures and traditions.\u00a0 The Diocesan K to 12 Religious Education Curriculum has three components:
\n1. The Foundations section which explores the context of religious education.
\n2. The call to Catholic discipleship.
\n3. The syllabus and the modules that are resource packages which assist teachers in the development of units of work.<\/p>\n
We believe that being able to competently communicate with others is central to our students\u2019 intellectual, social and emotional development. Therefore, the learning experiences we provide in English, following the NSW Board of Studies syllabus, assist our students to make meaning through language and to use language effectively in a range of contexts and for a variety of purposes.<\/p>\n
The Mathematics curriculum follows the NSW Board of Studies Mathematics K-6 syllabus and actively involves the students with the use of a wide variety of materials and equipment. This area is organised into the five content strands of Number, Patterns and Algebra, Data, Measurement and Space and Geometry.<\/p>\n
In Human Society and Its Environment (HSIE) our students learn about history, geography, civics and citizenship. This is done through the study of people, culture, societies and environments, often with integration across several Key Learning Areas (KLAs).<\/p>\n
Our Science and Technology curriculum provides the students with exciting, innovative and enriching learning experiences which link the teaching of science with the teaching of literacy. Through these learning experiences the students engage in investigations where they observe, classify, explore, predict, test, modify, explain and apply understandings to reach conclusions and evaluate findings.<\/p>\n
Our Personal Development, Health and Physical Education curriculum incorporates teaching and learning experiences related to the health priorities for young people of building relationships, drug education, fitness and physical activity, child protection and nutrition. To assist with the Physical Education Strand of this Key Learning Area we have a specialist PE teacher who works with each class once a week.<\/p>\n
Our Creative Arts curriculum addresses the art forms of Visual Arts, Music, Drama and Dance. Regular learning experiences, often with integration across several Key Learning Areas (KLAs) are provided in order for our students to gain understanding and accomplishment in these art forms and for the students to appreciate the meanings and values that each of the art forms offers.<\/p>\n
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