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Primary & Middle Program Page

Welcome to the Primary and Middle program page. Primary and Middle is the 3-9 program located at Mawson Lakes.

For Information on Mandatory Notification Training for Student Teachers & First Aid please see the For Students page

Enrolment Information

• 1st Years going into 2nd Year presentation (PDF)

• 2nd Years going into 3rd Year presentation (PDF)

• 3rd Years going into 4th Year presentation (PDF)

PEAS presentation (given 7th Feb 2013)

• Primary & Middle 1st Year Presentation (ppt)

 

Minor choices (previously General Studies) in the MBET Primary & Middle Specialisation
Primary and Middle students are required by their program to undertake 8 Minor courses. Minor courses prepare students to teach two learning areas as a teacher in year 8 and 9 and/or to take up the role of a curriculum leader in a Primary School. Learning areas align with subject areas taught in schools e.g.: Society and Environment, English, Mathematics, The Arts (Visual and Performing), Science, Technology (including Design and Technology, IT, Home Economics), Languages, Health and PE. There are some cross-curricular areas that may also be taken including Teaching English as a Second Language, Lutheran studies or Catholic studies.

Students can do 4 courses in one learning area (eg. Maths) and 4 in another (eg. PE)

We know that choosing a Minor sequence in the Primary and Middle program can be complex for new students. The following word documents describe the appropriate patterns of enrolment for the more popular Learning Areas. If you need any clarification please dont hesitate to contact us at:

All of the following are word documents and will open in a new window
English/Children's and Adolescent Literature
English/Children's and Adolescent Literature

Health and Physical Education
Health & Physical Education
Health
Outdoor Education

Languages other than English
French
Italian
Japanese
Other languages (e.g. Indonesian, Mandarin, Spanish, Modern Greek) may be taken through cross-institutional enrolment in consultation with the program director

Mathematics
Mathematics

Science
Science - Thinking and working for a sustainable world

Society and Environment
Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS - previously SOSE)

Technology
Design & Technology (includes food Technology)
Information Technology

The Arts
Visual Art
Drama
Music
Media Studies

Religious Education
Catholic Studies
Lutheran Studies

Cross-curricular
TESOL

 

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