WARNBRO COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL

 

 

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SENIOR SCHOOL
Years 10, 11 and 12

Senior School focuses on the needs of the young adult, providing  a variety of programs to open up future pathways and opportunities. There is a transition at the Year 10 level for students. They move from the Learning Team situation to a more traditional model of curriculum delivery. It is a time of goal setting and decision making.

Year 10 students are encouraged to develop and consolidate their skills and interests. Eight Learning Areas are covered by the curriculum with the core areas of English, Mathematics, Science and Society and Environment being complemented by a range of elective courses that allow student development in the Learning Areas of the Arts, Languages Other than English, Technology and Enterprise, Health and Physical Education. Such skills as investigating, planning communicating and evaluating are built on in a more content based delivery to suit the requirements of external examinations and moderation.

During Year 10, students make selections to take them into Year 11 and 12; a process based upon consideration of career goals and TAFE or University entry requirements. A comprehensive counselling process is provided to help them make the right decisions. Students in Year 10 need to realise that Upper School courses may have pre-requisite levels or skills.

Year 11 and 12 course selection is based upon catering for each student's field of interest and aspiration. The courses offered in Years 11 and 12 cover a full range of tertiary entrance and non-tertiary entrance subjects, together with a diverse range of VET (Vocational, Education and Training) courses. Students are able to access Structured Work Based Learning opportunities through these courses which is accredited towards graduation requirements.

Warnbro Community High School is part of the Kwinana Industries Compact of Excellence. This entitles the school to liaise closely with industry groups and means that our vocational programs have the support of local business and commerce.

Whether it be through one of our specialised vocational courses, structured workplace learning combined with a Learning Area focus, or through a more traditional subject combination there are many ways for a student to reach secondary graduation and to leave Warnbro Community High School a confident, resourceful and accomplished young adult, ready to make their place in the wider world.

 

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