Leader of Pedagogy
Miss Natalie Mellowship (Years 7-9) & Mrs Jenny Roff ( Years 10-12)
Leader of Pedagogy
Miss Natalie Mellowship (Years 7-9) & Mrs Jenny Roff ( Years 10-12)
As we embark on another exciting chapter in our year 7's educational journey, I am thrilled to share with you some recent highlights and upcoming challenges in our academic calendar.
Recently, our Year 7 students had the opportunity to participate in the eWrite testing, an assessment designed to evaluate their writing skills. This test not only gauges their ability to express ideas coherently but also encourages them to think critically and creatively. Through eWrite, our students showcased their talents and demonstrated their growth in this essential aspect of communication. I commend each and every one of them for their dedication and commitment to improving their writing abilities.
Furthermore, our Year 7 students have undergone the Transition to Year 7 testing, a pivotal step in their educational journey. This assessment serves as a bridge between primary and secondary education, helping us better understand each student's strengths and areas for development as they transition to the next phase of their schooling. It's heartening to witness our students embrace this testing with enthusiasm and determination, setting a strong foundation for their future academic endeavors.
Looking ahead, we are gearing up for the National Assessment Program – Literacy and Numeracy (NAPLAN) for years 7 & 9. Scheduled for the coming weeks, NAPLAN provides us with valuable insights into our students' literacy and numeracy skills. While assessments like NAPLAN are important for monitoring progress and identifying areas for improvement, it's essential to remember that they are just one aspect of our students' holistic development. As educators, we are committed to nurturing not only academic excellence but also fostering creativity, critical thinking, and resilience in our students.
I encourage our students to approach these assessments with confidence and a growth mindset, knowing that each challenge they face is an opportunity for growth and learning. To our parents and guardians, I urge you to continue supporting and encouraging your children throughout this process, emphasising the importance of effort and perseverance over mere outcomes.
As the Leader of Pedagogy for Years 7-9, I am incredibly proud of our students' achievements and their unwavering dedication to their education. Together, let us continue to strive for excellence and empower our students to reach their fullest potential.
Ms Natalie Mellowship.
Leader of Pedagogy (7-9)