Year 9 is the first year that students study elective subjects. Students also have a range of extra-curricular activities that they can choose to be involved in.
Getting involved
There are great opportunities for students to participate in extra-curricular activities. These include competitions, exhibitions, sport, performances and special events. Student leadership programs provide many activities that broaden your child's experience at school.
Careers advice
Our school careers adviser can help students make educational choices, define a career direction and prepare for future study and training, based on aptitude and aspirations. There are many different study options available so it is important to make an early start and seek advice.
The careers advisory services website also offers help in clarifying course choices, employment opportunities, career pathways or training options. See career development for students (also in community languages)
Camp
Year 9 students visit the Gold Coast in November each year. It is aimed at building interpersonal skills, group cooperation and peer support, as well as getting to know each other. We want to help develop self-esteem, learn how to overcome obstacles and face new challenges with confidence. Most importantly the activities are about having fun and enjoying positive experiences.
Student depart early Monday morning from school and arrive back on Friday evening.
Highlights include Movie World, Wet n Wild, and Dreamworld.
Parents are given sufficient notice in order for financial arrangements to be made.
