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Curriculum
Australian Curriculum
The Australian Curriculum sets the expectations for what all Australian students should be taught, regardless of where they live or their background. For Foundation/Prep-10, it means that students now have access to the same content, and their achievement can be judged against consistent national standards.
It consists of nine learning areas:
- Religious Education
- English
- Mathematics
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- The Arts
- Technologies
- Health and Physical Education
- Languages (Chinese is taught to children in Year 4/5/6)
Curriculum Highlights
Involvement in the Winton community:
- Project Compassion and Fundraising Events
- ANZAC Day
- Little Learners Day
- Involvement 60's and Better
- Winton Bush Poetry
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Arts Workshops - including Shake and Stir Masterclasses, Outback Opera, Topology MusicCamps and Excursions - including whole school StoryFest Out West Sleepover.
- Year 5/6 SMYLE Camp
Extra Curricular Activities
- Central West Representative Sport - Rugby League, Netball, Touch Football etc
- Interschool Sports - Swimming, Cross Country, Athletics
- Sporting Coaching Clinics - Rugby League, Tennis, Hockey
- Year 6 Leadership Opportunities
- Swimming Lessons
- Camps and Excursions - including annual SMYLE Camp
- Environmental Initiatives - including Containers for Change and Paddy's Patch
- Little Learners Day
At St Patrick's School we:
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We support learning activities that engage student interest and motivation, because we believe that learners are the centre of the curriculum.
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We seek ways to extend appropriate learning opportunities beyond existing boundaries, because we believe in developing the potential of every learner.