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Schools in New South Wales come under the
State Education Department. The Board of
Studies is the body which determines the
Key Learning Areas (KLAs).
Key Learning Areas
- English
- Mathematics
- Personal Development/Health/Physical
Education
- Human Society & Its Environment
- Science & Technology
- Creative Arts
At Prouille, Japanese is taught to
children in Years 3-6.
Children who need support in
specific academic/social areas,
as well
as those students who are
gifted and talented, are catered
for.
Computer
Technology – I.C.L.T.
All classrooms have Computers,
Printers & CD
Roms to support and enhance all
areas of the curriculum. All
grades have access
to a Computer Lab.
Library
Prouille Library is used for
information skilling, co-operative
planning
and borrowing. A wide range of
resources
is available
to support classroom curriculum
implementation. The computer
network provides access
to the Internet and CD Rom for
data gathering.
Children are encouraged to use
the library regularly. Children
borrow
during library
lesson, before school and at
lunch time. A library bag is
required
when borrowing.
Music – School
All children are involved in
weekly developmental music lessons.
Students
from Year 1 to
Year 6 are eligible to audition
for the Junior/Primary Choirs.
The school produces a School
Musical every two years, in which
all students
from Kindergarten
to Year 6 participate.
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Reports
Reports are now sent home each semester.
Religious Education Programme
The Religious Education Programme
has been sequentially developed
by the
Catholic Schools Office and is
regularly revised.
It covers:
- Scripture
- Doctrine
- Church
Tradition
- Liturgy
The Sacramental Programme is
Parish based, with the school
working
closely, ensuring
appropriate Sacramental Units
are taught in conjunction with
the
Parish Programme.
- Confirmation – Year 2
- First Reconciliation & First Eucharist – Year
3
The Religious Education Programme
and Faith Development is
not taught in
isolation but as a part of
everyday life, where
children
are encouraged to reflect
on the message of Jesus and put
it into
practice.
Wahroonga is a Diocesan parish.
The Priest from Holy Name
Church visits
and supports
the administration, staff
and children in the area
of Religious
Education.
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