Secondary School - Court Grammar School

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Years 7-12

Where students and their teachers work in partnership to help students achieve their best.

Teaching and mentoring is provided by highly professional staff in an environment where Christian values are not only evident but guide our practice. Students remain in the same Pastoral Care Group with the same Pastoral Care Advisor from Year 7 to 12 to provide vital social and academic continuity.

At Court Grammar we offer our Year 10 students the exciting opportunity to commence their upper secondary journey with a wide range of subjects including Certificate courses.

In Years 11 and 12 our students can access ATAR, General and Certificate Courses. There is the opportunity also for Workplace Learning in addition to Vocational Education and Training Courses.

In this section:

Year 7

Year 7 'Year of Change"

This is the year you come together to face new experiences as you transition from primary to secondary school. You have all come from different places and with rich and varied experiences. It is important to lay down solid foundations in alignment with our Respect Ethos as you prepare for your journey through secondary school.

Year 8

Year 8 'Year of Character'

This is the year to consolidate what you have learnt about yourself and how you interact with others and your school community. You will be nurtured and encouraged to take up the opportunities offered to develop your character to become caring and responsible members of our School community.

Year 9

Year 9 'Year of Challenge'

This is the year you will continue your journey of self-discovery and increase your awareness of the world in which you live. You will be encouraged to face challenges aimed at empowering you to face the many challenges and opportunities life will present you.

Year 10

Year 10 'Year of Choice'

This is the year you begin to make choices regarding your future pathways. You have been given many strengths and talents. As you explore the directions you will take you will need to choose how you will apply your talents for the greater good of the world in which you live.

Year 11

Year 11 'Year of Community'

This is the year to reach out to the broader community and serve others. The realisation that life has a purpose beyond yourself will develop as you see service to others as a completely natural extension of what you do.

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Year 12 'Year of Contribution'

This is the year to explore what your unique contribution to the world will be. Each of us is challenged to leave the world a better place by contributing to society in a positive and meaningful manner. As you leave our school what will your contribution be?

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The goal of each Learning Area is to provide an appropriate pathway to allow all students to reach their academic potential.

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Launch: Enrichment and Extension Program

The Court Grammar School Launch Program represents the highest achieving academic students in each year group.

Personal development, a balanced lifestyle, self-confidence and healthy choices are the goals for Court Grammar School's extensive and ever-growing sporting program.

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Our inter-House competition brings out the best in every student. A fierce competition between the two Houses of Whitby and Yarrabah!

Colours are a way of recognising significant participation, achievement, commitment and leadership by a student in the Secondary School.

Service

Service is essential for the well-being of our community as it fosters a sense of connection, promotes empathy and social responsibility, and contributes to the betterment of society as a whole.

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Careers VET and Workplace Learning

Work experience is crucial for personal and professional growth as it provides opportunities to develop skills, build networks, gain knowledge of the industry, and enhance employability.

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At Court Grammar School, we understand the value in the holistic development of each child. Our co-curricular program is designed to provide students with an opportunity to participate in clubs and activities which are not part of the regular school curriculum. These co-curricular activities are usually focused on assisting in the development of a child, not only academically but also socially and emotionally.

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School on the Road

Learning in nature fosters a deeper appreciation and understanding of the natural world, which in turn leads to more responsible and sustainable practices.