SECONDARY
SECONDARY – YEARS 7 t0 12
At Wisdom College, our Secondary Years offer a seamless transition from Primary and begins a students’ journey from Grade 7 into the next stage of learning. Our small and personal Secondary School defines its success on the ability to raise solution-focused learners with tailored learning. This approach enables all students to grow, both personally and academically and plan for success through meeting the demands of the dynamic world in which we live.
Our students at Wisdom College are encouraged and supported to complete various Certificate to Diploma level subjects in conjunction with their senior studies. We are also a registered Duke of Edinburgh provider and encourage students to participate in this unique and varied youth development program. Our Secondary School teachers are specialists within their subject areas and thus are passionate about their teaching and aim to instill a love of learning into all students.
Our small class sizes and overarching College culture ensures that each and every student is catered for in both learning and social/emotional care.
SUBJECTS AND CAREERS

Years 7 & 8:
Core:
- English
- Mathematics
- Science
- Humanities
- HPE
- The Arts
- LOTE
- Digital Technology
- Religious Values

YEARS 9 & 10:
Core:
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English
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Mathematics
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Science
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Humanities
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HPE
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Art
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LOTE
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Religious Values
Electives:
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Digital Technology
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Food Technology
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Film and Television
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Business

YEARS 11 & 12:
Electives:
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General Mathematics
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Essential Mathematics
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General English
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Essential English
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Biology
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Psychology
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Visual Arts
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Visual Arts in Practice
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Legal Studies
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Business
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Health
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Chemistry
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Diploma of Business



STEAM Program
STEAM learning is an integrated approach to learning. It includes but is not limited to the subject areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, The Arts and Mathematics. Subject integrations are made to allow for meaningful, engaging and real world learning experiences. STEAM projects start with a key question or idea. Students solve the ‘problem’ based around the Design Thinking Process..
1. Ask: Define the problem.
2. Imagine: What can you do?
3. Plan: Think, Draw, Discuss
4. Create: Construct a model/solution
5. Improve: How could it be better?
Our STEAM projects allow for students to develop 21st century skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, collaborative group work and effective communication to name a few. Empowering students with 21st century skills allows them to thrive in a world where change is constant and learning never stops.

Supporting Students where English is a second language
Similar to our programs in the Primary Years, we employ specialist EALD teachers (English as an additional language / dialect) to support both students and other teachers to learn, to communicate, and to access the education they need to flourish in all of their subjects and assessment tasks. Our goal is to enable our students to gain confidence, skills and qualifications to then go on to pursue their desired career path. We do both individual and small group interventions, we provide a range of targeted programs, and we partner with families.