As a globally minded and visionary school, every effort is made to encourage student participation in activities and programs that are both authentic and meaningful. Oakleigh Grammar has rapidly become a school with an international focus including regular acknowledgment and exploration of cultural diversity through various aspects of daily life at the school. Together with our caring and committed staff, I wholeheartedly welcome you to Oakleigh Grammar.
Vision To be a leading co-educational school that delivers quality education at international standards. Mission To create quality learning opportunities for every student to reach their full potential. Values Our ethos is inspired by:
Our strong academic curriculum provides the foundation for student success, and each and every program offered at our school contributes to the growth of a well-rounded member of society. Each learning initiative is designed for every student’s developmental stage. These programs start at the Reggio Emilia Philosophy in our state-of-the-art Early Learning Centre, building to The Leader in Me Process in our Junior School. Following seamlessly into the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme, this tailored experiential learning curriculum combined with an excellent Senior School elective process including our renowned Careers Program will set your child up for success.
At Oakleigh Grammar we believe that all students can thrive, which is why we employ the world leading Arrowsmith Program, where necessary this deals with the root causes of a learning difficulty, rather than managing its symptoms. Read more about out implementation of this program. All of our teaching staff undertake regular strategic and focused professional development both on and off campus, allowing them to constantly develop their approaches to teaching.
From Prep to Year 5, Junior School students focus on developing the fundamental literacy and numeracy skills that will equip them for the Middle and Senior School years of learning. The students focus on developing the fundamental literacy and numeracy skills that will equip them for Middle and Senior Schools. Whilst learning outcomes focus on literacy and numeracy, students also enjoy a range of exciting studies such as music, languages, science, history, geography, technology, visual arts, drama and physical education.
Oakleigh Grammar Middle School Staff are specialists in middle years education, providing support and care to students during a time of rapid change as they approach early adulthood. In the Middle School, the appropriate use of technology is further developed. Students become more aware of their world and channel their interests into practical and collaborative learning. Higher order thinking develops with teacher encouragement.
Students are encouraged to develop leadership and a sense of service to their community within the School and further afield. Opportunities for extra-curricular activities that challenge previous reliance on family are provided through camps, excursions and group projects, requiring commitment and accountability. Our Senior School students are more than just a number Recognising the link between positive teacher/student relationships and VCE success, our dedicated staff work to ensure that students are given the individualised learning and pastoral support they require.
Responsibility for one’s own behaviour and learning become more important as students consolidate their learning styles and identify their strengths and challenges. As young citizens of a complex and demanding global community, they are encouraged to view problems as opportunities for growth. The Careers Department assists students in shaping their final years of secondary study to complement their career ambitions. Senior School students may choose to undertake extension studies and capable Year 10s can include VCE units in their study programs.
Students are challenged to understand and clarify their individual beliefs and moral code. They develop an understanding of the importance of role modelling to younger students. Leadership within year levels and of the student body are the responsibility of all Senior students. Students explore habits of effective and healthy adult life and are encouraged to venture into the world as happy, accomplished, well-adjusted and contributing citizens. Year 10 is the final year for the International Baccalaureate MYP at Oakleigh Grammar. The MYP Year 10 Curriculum is a balanced, broad offering of year based subjects. Students study the following five MYP subjects in Year 10:
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