Background
The Junior School consists of the preschoolers (100 students), Lower Juniors (Years 1-3 with 450 students) and the Upper Juniors (Years 4-6 with 420 students). The scheduling of break times means that these groups are out of class at different times and do not have to compete for space in the playground and at the canteen. Children and staff feel as though they are working in a small close-knit community while still accessing the rich set of resources provided through the large enrolment base. Middle School (Years 7-9) caters for 600 students and Senior School (Years 10-12) for 600 students. It has an excellent MUSICAL program. in 2007, the performance THE WIZ was put on production. everyones favorite story about a girl named dorothy(and who could forget toto) lost in the land of oz.
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