School Year Levels
In 2006 plans were made underway to change the school structure for 2007. Each Year level has their "Year Level Co-Ordinator" as well as for sub-school there was a "Sub-School Manager." In previous years the school operated in three sections (defined as 'sub-school'):Junior (Years 7 & 8), Middle (Years 9 & 10), Senior (Years 11 & 12) - who wore the Purple style jumpers.
As of 2007, restructuring changed the sub-schools into two sections. Junior (Years 7 - 9) and Senior (Years 10 - 12) (Purple style jumpers). This has brought on a more typical configuration of a high school, similar to the US Education System. The Discovery Centre will mark the final year in the 'Junior' school. Though there is little change in where students physically learn, where the north section of the East Corridor houses the bulk of all Year 12 subjects and also incorporates many Year 11 subjects, and the odd Year 10 class.
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