The Junior Campus

The Junior Campus offers:

  • Strong Literacy focus using Spalding Multi-Sensory Language Literacy Program.
  • Excellent Pastoral Care program that promotes personal development, study skills, community service and global connections.
  • Highly qualified caring teachers committed to excellence.
  • Extensive Co-curricular Program, incorporating a variety of sports, creative and performing arts and thinking skills development.
  • Strong Enterprise Education Program, with a focus on developing critical thinking, problem-solving interpersonal and team skills.
  • Preparatory Middle Campus program for Years 5 and 6 preparing students for a successful transition to Senior Campus.
  • Specialist teachers in Gifted and Talented, Physical Education and Sports, Information Computing Technology, Greek Language, Greek Dance, Special Education and Student Welfare Officer.

Junior Campus Educational Program

All Key Learning Areas (K.L.A) as specified by NESA are taught from Kindergarten to Year 6 as follows:

  • English
  • Mathematics
  • Science and Technology
  • Human Society and its Environment
  • Personal Development, Health and Physical Education
  • Creative Arts

In addition to the mandatory subjects the College teaches Modern Greek and Orthodox Studies.

Prep Middle Campus Program

A Preparatory Middle Campus Program operates for Years 5 and 6. Teachers with specialist subject talents teach the range of subjects across Years 5 & 6 as follows:-

  • Maths
  • Science
  • English / HSIE

Junior Campus Sports Program

The Junior Campus PE and Sports program consists of developing students’ skills, competence and confidence in a broad range of games, sports and physical activities.

The Infants Campus program focuses on developing ball, movement, dance, gymnastic skills and gross motor skills.

The Primary program continues with developing the skills taught in the Infants also adding athletics, aquatics (swimming) and specific skills required for team sports for example: basketball, football, futsal, volleyball, netball, T-ball, cricket and Oz-tag. In Year 6 students participate in interschool sport through the ASISSA Association.

Students from Years 3-6 are selected to represent the College in Swimming, Athletics and Cross Country within the following associations:

  • Heads of Independent Coeducational Schools (HICES)
  • Greek Orthodox Archdiocese Colleges (GOAC)
  • All Suburbs Independent Schools Sports Association (ASISSA)
  • Combined Independent Schools (CIS)
  • Primary School Sports Association (PSSA)