Curriculum Overview


 

St Therese School has a commitment to continually improving learning and teaching, with an expectation that all students will succeed.

 

 


Learning & Teaching Policy

 

 

 

Curriculum

The curriculum is based on the Victorian Curriculum and the school reports to parents via the Three-Way Interviews, A-E rankings and Seesaw, providing an extensive format for communicating to parents.


The school curriculum has as its major focus for all students – Developing deep understandings about self, others and the world and taking action that matters.

 

Curriculum Plan

 

 

Assessment
Assessment is a means of uncovering the narrative of our learners: their progress, success and challenges in learning. At its best, assessment engages students, teachers and families in an authentic relationship about learning. This forms the basis for learning partnerships that enable the full flourishing of every student across all learning domains.
 
Assessment in a Catholic school focuses on growth across religious, physical, cognitive, social and emotional domains. This multidimensional approach to growth respects the sacred dignity of the learner and engenders a feeling of being valued and understood. When the learning community is open to encounter, and the importance of relationships is valued, assessment becomes more than just results. Learning communities understand and value the narrative of their students, their context, their world and their families in order to see their students fully flourish.