Senior School
From the Director of Senior School (Teaching and Learning) Ms Shannon Armitage
Senior School
From the Director of Senior School (Teaching and Learning) Ms Shannon Armitage
Students in Years 11 and 12 in 2025 have been sent their course confirmations for next year. Students should contact Mr Shackleton directly if changes are desired, but please note that course changes are subject to availability and are limited.
For students in Year 11 and 12 in 2025, full year course changes cannot be made after the end of Week 3, Term 1 2025.
Students in Years 9 and 10 (2025) will receive their course confirmations later in Term 4. A strict process for seeking changes to elective subjects will be advised at that time and changes will be able to be made at the commencement of Term 1 next year.
Years 7 – 11 Semester 2 Reports will be made visible via SEQTA on Tuesday 3 December.
Please remember to download a copy for your records.
All school policies and procedures including the current Senior School Assessment Policies can be found here or on MyASC.
Curtin University is again running the Innovative Schools Scholars Program, being relaunched as the Rising Scholar Program (RSP) commencing in Semester 1 2025.
The RSP offers students the tertiary learning experience at Curtin University while still in high school, allowing them to earn University credit. Students will engage with staff and students through any of the available delivery modes of the University (on-campus, blended learning, or online). The program will consider outstanding Year 10, 11 or 12 students into one unit per semester and students may complete up to 4 units over the course of the program. Students will be granted a full fee sponsorship for the cost of the units (some unit resource costs may apply). Units available to study include Business & Law, Humanities, Health Sciences and Science & Engineering to name just a few.
Successful completion of units through the program may be credited towards an undergraduate degree however students will need to seek eligibility regarding CRL. Students will receive a Curtin Certificate upon successful completion of an RSP unit.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Students should be clearly aware of the additional workload associated with these courses and note that changes cannot be made to the ASC timetable to accommodate this.
Further information regarding the program can be found on the RSP page on MyASC.