Salisbury High School has a well-established Junior School focus for students in Years 7 & 8.
Students move through the Junior School with the same Care teacher to establish a relationship with a trusted adult at the school and this also allows families to build a strong connection to the Care teacher and the school.
Our learning is based on the Australian Curriculum and we offer a wide range of curriculum including, English, Mathematics, Science, Humanities, Physical Education, as well as a range of elective subjects including: Languages (Italian), Home Economics, Art, Drama, Dance, Technology Studies and Digital Technology. Teachers organise rigorous, relevant and engaging learning opportunities to address the individual learning needs of their students. We have high expectations that work completion is achieved and encourage our learners to take full opportunities/advantage of the programs we offer.
We acknowledge and celebrate student success across the Junior School.
Years 7 and 8
In years 7 and 8 at Salisbury High School we believe it is imperative that teaching and learning should be worthwhile, engaging and challenging for all students. Our teachers cater for the diversity of individual learning needs by offering curriculum flexibility and allowing students and families to be actively involved in the planning process.
- Differentiated literacy and numeracy blocks, targeted to meet ability levels for 60 minutes each week.
- Specialist subjects on a rotational basis including: Home Economics, Technology Studies, Digital Technology, Drama, Dance, Art and Languages.
- Personal Development programs with a focus on Positive Behaviours for Learning and Course and career Counselling.
- Opportunities to undertake extra-curricular activities in Instrumental Music, Student Leadership Team and lunch time activities including clubs and sports.
- An opportunity to participate in school sports including Football, Netball, Basketball, Soccer and Badminton.
- Task Completion Time (TCT) sessions will occur in learning areas, either during lunchtime or after school, for all students in Years 7 & 8 who do not complete assessment tasks. Students will be enrolled by subject teachers in compulsory TCT sessions and will be required to attend, until task completion is achieved. Staff will supervise these sessions and support students in completing assessment tasks.
- Homework club: Homework club will run after school every Wednesday for students who are consistently enrolled in TCT sessions. Students may be enrolled for the remainder of the term to ensure they receive the learning support that is needed. The Homework club will also be available to any student who would like some extra support with assessment tasks and their learning.
Contact Todd Symons, Senior Leader Junior School. Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.