Braybrook College 2009
Year 7 & 8 Curriculum
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To assist in coping with the change from Primary to Secondary School, students have one period of Peer Support per week in semester one. This involves specially-trained Year 11 students leading Year 7 students through a number of activities to help them feel at home, make more friends, build their confidence and improve their problem-solving skills. Also, students in Year 7 have their own home room and a reduced number of teachers by having one teacher for two subjects.

Braybrook College provides approximately 15 one-year Scholarships for students entering Year 7.
These scholarships are sponsored by the School Council and local Businesses. The Scholarships are in 4 areas: Leadership, Sport, Music and Academic Encouragement.

Please contact the college by the end of April for an Application Form.

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In Year 7 and 8, students study a common curriculum as follows:  

Core -
 

English or E.S.L. 5 periods per week
Mathematics 5 periods per week
Science 3 periods per week
Physical Education and Health 4 periods per week
History and Geography 5 periods per week
L.O.T.E. - French, Italian or Vietnamese 2 periods per week
Music 2 periods per week
Rotative Core: Art/Craft & Drama 4 periods per week

Elective -
Students study each of the following for one semester in either Year 7 or Year 8.

Art Ceramics
Graphics Home Economics
Needlecraft/Textiles Woodwork

In addition Drama is studied for two semesters, one in Year 7 and one in Year 8.

COMPUTERS:
Students have classes in the Computer rooms during several of their subjects,
especially English, History, Geography and Maths.

REMEDIAL ENGLISH:
Remedial English classes are provided for selected students as an alternative to L.O.T.E., using the Corrective Reading Program.

SPORT:
This is provided each week during P.E. classes which are paired to enable teams to form, and for girls and boys to play separately when appropriate.

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