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T: Telephone(02) 9622 9944
E: Emailmitchell-h.school@det.nsw.edu.au
English study is mandatory in NSW from Kindergarten to Year 12.
In English, students learn about the study and use of the English language in its various textual forms. These encompass spoken, written and visual texts through which meaning is shaped, conveyed, interpreted and reflected. Complexity increases as students progress through their schooling.
Developing proficiency in English enables students to take their place as confident communicators; critical and imaginative thinkers; lifelong learners; and informed, active participants in Australian society. Their understanding of English through knowledge and skills acquisition is essential to their intellectual, social and emotional development.
The study of English should develop a love of literature and learning and be challenging and enjoyable. It develops skills to enable students to experiment with ideas and expression, to become active, independent and lifelong learners, to work with each other and to reflect on their learning.
In Year 11 and 12, the study of English is mandatory. Courses offered include:
This year has brought so many wonderful and exciting opportunities for students and teachers within the English faculty. Throughout the year, the English faculty have been engaging in some learning of their own, by attending conferences and educational seminars as a means of learning new methods and exciting strategies to bring to our students' learning.
Keep listening for notices from your English teachers, who will be able to give you information for all the upcoming events and keep an eye out on upcoming news and events. Any questions, just ask us!
address
Keyworth Drive
Blacktown NSW 2148
telephone (02) 9622 9944
website https://mitchell-h.schools.nsw.gov.au/
We would like to pay our respects and acknowledge the Dharug people, the traditional custodians of the land and also pay respect to Elders both past and present..
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