Senior School

Quality Thinking – Being Systematic 

As we move further into the term, students are encouraged to think not just deeply, but also systematically. At All Saints’ College, we see quality thinking as more than just creativity or insight. Thinking well involves structure, planning and intention. When students approach their learning in a methodical way, they are better equipped to understand complex ideas, manage their workload and make steady progress toward mastery.

Being systematic means breaking tasks down, setting goals, following processes and using tools such as checklists, planners or study schedules. As assessments appear on the horizon, these habits are especially important. Developing regular revision routines supports academic success and a calm, confident approach to learning.

Parents can help by encouraging students to create and stick to a plan, asking questions such as; “What’s your strategy for tackling that task?” or “How are you pacing your revision this week?” These conversations reinforce the idea that effective learning is within each student’s control.

By building systematic habits, students develop the tools they need to think clearly, manage complexity and take real ownership of their learning.

YEAR 12 SEMESTER 2 EXAMS

The Year 12 Semester 2 Examinations (ATAR) are held from Monday 22 September to Friday 26 September (Week 10) and during the second week of the holidays (Monday 6 October to Friday 10 October).

Examination timetable information is available on MyASC.

Please could any communication relating to the Year 12 examinations be directed to Mr Jim Shackleton.