Learning & the Library

The Library is at the heart of our College’s academic and cultural life. Here, students use books, encyclopedias, and the internet to research their assignments and improve on their literacy skills. Students may come to use the Library throughout the school day, during lunch, and after school. Students come in and enjoy reading books and magazines, and they have the option to borrow books and magazines.

The College has teaching assistants and aboriginal teaching assistants, all helping to aid our students in their learning journey. Students are assisted through one-to-one learning, and differentiated programs that are offered to ensure the College sufficiently caters to all abilities.

The College has developed a dynamic learning environment to assist students with their learning journey.  Each year level, 7 – 10, is run by two qualified teachers and a teaching assistant who work in the class and assist with the learning for all students in the wider class, small groups and individually to assist with any learning gaps or difficulties individual students may experience.

We offer evening study for boarding students to allow students to gain extra assistance with their learning.