At Craigslea State School, our teaching and learning is guided by the Australian Curriculum. The Australian Curriculum outlines the important knowledge, understanding and skills students need to learn as they move through their schooling.
The curriculum is designed to help prepare students for the future by developing the skills they need to learn, think, communicate, problem-solve and contribute positively to their community. It reflects what is valued across Australia and supports all students to become confident, creative and successful lifelong learners.
Students at Craigslea State School learn across the eight learning areas of the Australian Curriculum:
- English
- Mathematics
- Science
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Technologies (Design and Technologies and Digital Technologies)
- The Arts (Visual Arts, Music, Dance, Drama and Media Arts)
- Health and Physical Education
- Languages – Japanese, from Years 1 to 6
Further information about the Australian Curriculum learning areas can be found here.
Curriculum Snapshots
Curriculum Snapshots and class newsletters are emailed out by teachers at the start of each term to outline the teaching and learning opportunities for each subject.