During these years, students who had been receiving English support but no longer require extra classes may begin to study French, information technology, or recommended research and presentation skills.
In Years 8 and 9, students who are in the early stages of studying Spanish may take additional Spanish classes instead of French.
Students who require additional support to develop their English may have extra English classes in a small group or a one-to-one setting, instead of taking French, and in some cases, history.
In Greengates Secondary School, our teachers provide one-on-one attention and support in small groups, as an effective way to support learners in achieving their academic goals. Additionally, our teachers will make interventions to identify areas of challenge or difficulty and provide targeted support to help learners overcome these challenges.
Between the support of your child's teacher and these targeted interventions, our students experience individualised learning that helps them achieve their full potential and succeed in a demanding academic environment.
Interested in learning more? Discover the difference between our international and national programmes.
Our multicultural community and award-winning international curricula unlock a myriad of learning experiences. These will ignite your child’s passions and lay the foundations for academic success.
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