Rank (ATAR), you must study a minimum of 10 Board Developed units in the HSC Course. The booklet, Entry Requirements 2018 Year 10 Booklet”, published by UAC “University contains important information about entry to university courses, course prerequisites or assumed knowledge and other information to assist your choice of HSC courses for study in Years 11 and 12 in preparation for university entry. All Saints’ College - St Mary’s students are required to choose one of the following: · Studies of Religion (1 Unit) or Studies of Religion (2 Unit) which are Board Developed Courses and contribute to the ATAR, OR · Catholic Studies (1 Unit) which is a Board Endorsed Course which contributes to the award of the HSC but does not contribute to the ATAR Formal examination blocks occur in each year group. Students are expected to be present during these times. Year 11 two weeks of Term 3 – Year 12 two weeks of Term 2 – Term 4 (HSC) Parents with academic concerns, or other concerns, are encouraged to call the school to speak with one of the Assistant Principals, teachers or Subject/Student Coordinators at any stage of the Year 11/Preliminary or HSC Course. THE ST MARY’S MODEL WEDNESDAY LEARNING DAY – The change in the delivery of curriculum at St Mary's Campus was inspired by the belief that the needs of students now presenting for the HSC warranted a departure from previous curriculum structures. Providing a flexible curriculum day was a response to the changing needs of HSC Students. To ensure the integrity and effectiveness of the four-day week, it is essential that enrolling students make a commitment to ATTEND SCHOOL ON ALL FOUR DAYS and BE PUNCTUAL to classes and to Group in the mornings. The school is open on a WEDNESDAY and students attending are required to sign in and out at reception using their Student ID card as there is no morning roll call. Wednesday Hours of Operation 8:00am Office is Open 8:30am 12:30pm Library Open – Teacher and Student Classes/Tutorials 1:00pm Student sessions may continue in the Cloisters and C5 classroom.
Rank (ATAR), you must study a minimum of 10 Board Developed units in the HSC Course. The booklet, “University Entry Requirements 2018 Year 10 Booklet”, published by UAC contains important information about entry to university courses, course prerequisites or assumed knowledge and other information to assist your choice of HSC courses for study in Years 11 and 12 in preparation for university entry. All Saints’ College - St Mary’s students are required to choose one of the following: · Studies of Religion (1 Unit) or Studies of Religion (2 Unit) which are Board Developed Courses and contribute to the ATAR, OR · Catholic Studies (1 Unit) which is a Board Endorsed Course which contributes to the award of the HSC but does not contribute to the ATAR Formal examination blocks occur in each year group. Students are expected to be present during these times. Year 11 – two weeks of Term 3 Year 12 – two weeks of Term 2 Term 4 (HSC) Parents with academic concerns, or other concerns, are encouraged to call the school to speak with one of the Assistant Principals, teachers or Subject/Student Coordinators at any stage of the Year 11/Preliminary or HSC Course. THE ST MARY’S MODEL WEDNESDAY – LEARNING DAY The change in the delivery of curriculum at St Mary's Campus was inspired by the belief that the needs of students now presenting for the HSC warranted a departure from previous curriculum structures. Providing a flexible curriculum day was a response to the changing needs of HSC Students. To ensure the integrity and effectiveness of the four-day week, it is essential that enrolling students make a commitment to ATTEND SCHOOL ON ALL FOUR DAYS and BE PUNCTUAL to classes and to Group in the mornings. The school is open on a WEDNESDAY and students attending are required to sign in and out at reception using their Student ID card as there is no morning roll call. Wednesday Hours of Operation 8:00am Office is Open 8:30am – 12:30pm Library Open Teacher and Student Classes/Tutorials 1:00pm Student sessions may continue in the Cloisters and C5 classroom.
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