At Rochedale South State School, we are committed to developing creative, resilient and curious learners who are empowered to excel.
Our curriculum, from Prep to Year 6, is guided by the Australian Curriculum and provides students with opportunities to develop the knowledge, understanding and skills needed for lifelong learning.
Teachers plan purposeful and engaging learning experiences that build strong foundations in literacy and numeracy, develop critical and creative thinking, and support students to apply their learning in meaningful contexts.
Australian Curriculum Learning Areas
Our school provides learning across the eight learning areas of the Australian Curriculum.
English
Students develop their skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening, viewing and creating. Through the interconnected strands of Language, Literature and Literacy, students learn to communicate effectively, understand a range of texts and express their ideas with confidence.
Mathematics
Students develop mathematical knowledge, understanding and skills across Number, Algebra, Measurement, Space, Statistics and Probability. Learning focuses on developing mathematical fluency, reasoning and problem-solving skills that students can apply in everyday situations.
Science
Students develop an understanding of the natural and physical world through scientific inquiry. They learn to ask questions, investigate, gather and interpret evidence, and use scientific knowledge to explain the world around them.
Humanities and Social Sciences (HASS)
Students explore people, places, communities and environments, past and present. Through History, Geography, Civics and Citizenship, and Economics and Business, students develop their understanding of society and their role as informed and active citizens.
Physical Education & Health Education
Students develop the knowledge and skills to make informed decisions about their health, safety and wellbeing. Through health education and physical activity, they learn about healthy lifestyles, respectful relationships, movement skills and positive participation.
Technologies
Students develop creative and practical solutions to problems through Design and Technologies and Digital Technologies. They learn to design, create, investigate and use technologies responsibly and effectively.
The Arts
Students explore creativity, communication and expression through artistic experiences. Learning opportunities include Music, Visual Arts and Media Arts, where students develop skills in creating, performing, presenting and responding to artistic works.
Languages
Students develop an understanding of language and culture through learning Chinese in Years 5 and 6. The program supports communication skills, cultural awareness and an appreciation of different perspectives.
Specialist teaching
Classroom learning is complemented by specialist teaching in Physical Education, Health Education, Music, The Arts, Technologies and Chinese. These programs provide students with opportunities to develop their knowledge and skills through a range of engaging learning experiences.
