Q: How many teachers do you get per class?
Q: How many teachers do you get per class?
A: Each class you have you will have a different teacher that
specialises in the core subject you are learning at the time.
A: Each class you have you will have a different teacher that specialises in the core subject you are learning at the time.
Q: How do teachers act?
Q: How do teachers act?
A: Teachers are typically nice to all students but they are very strict when it comes to bullying; bullying is something that will not be tolerated under any circumstance.
A: Teachers are typically nice to all students but they are very strict when it comes to bullying; bullying is something that will not be tolerated under any circumstance.
Q: What are Scholarships?
Q: What are Scholarships?
A: Scholarships are awards you can apply for which can cover some costs and fees but getting a scholarship requires great responsibility. You can be selected for one of four different scholarships: Performing Arts, Academic, Sports and Leadership. You need to write to complete an application if you are interested in applying for a scholarship and then you may be invited to attend an interview to talk about it.
A: Scholarships are awards you can apply for which can cover some costs and fees but getting a scholarship requires great responsibility. You can be selected for one of four different scholarships: Performing Arts, Academic, Sports and Leadership. You need to write to complete an application if you are interested in applying for a scholarship and then you may be invited to attend an interview to talk about it.
Q: What is SRC?
Q: What is SRC?
A: SRC is the ‘Student Representative Council’ and there are students that attend meetings, plan events, raise money and take part in new programs, as well as running assemblies.
A: SRC is the ‘Student Representative Council’ and there are students that attend meetings, plan events, raise money and take part in new programs, as well as running assemblies.
Q: Do you have substitute teachers?
Q: Do you have substitute teachers?
A: Yes, they are referred to as CRTs (Casual Relief Teacher) and they will sub in for a teacher, similar to primary school if they cannot attend class because they are sick, on sport or another excursion or at meetings.
