Teaching & Learning
We offer a strong academic focus that aims to engage our students in an intellectually challenging education based on powerful ideas and original thinking.
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We offer a strong academic focus that aims to engage our students in an intellectually challenging education based on powerful ideas and original thinking.
The high expectations we have of our students as learners is underpinned by care and support provided through the authentic learning partnerships that teachers and students develop. We aim to support our students towards social maturity and prepare them for a life of meaningful possibilities and active and responsible participation as Australian and global citizens.
Our Curriculum
Fitzroy High School offers a comprehensive curriculum based on the Victorian Curriculum and the Victorian Certificate of Education. We are committed to offering engaging and diverse learning based on the Victorian Curriculum, with a strong emphasis on both Learning Areas and Capabilities.
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Music
The Music Program at Fitzroy High School offers access to a broad spectrum of musical conventions and experiences. From Music Theory and the study of classical forms within the western music tradition, to improvisational explorations of jazz, funk and soul; from the crafted and considered aesthetics of pop & rock to the exciting electronic and digital innovations of 21st Century music technology.
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Performing Arts
There are a number of streams within the Performing Arts program at Fitzroy High School. All students take part in classroom drama sessions in Years 7-8 and can choose to continue their drama study in Years 9 and 10, where they may also include elements of Theatre Studies. These opportunities in the years 7-10 program are pathways to VCE Drama or Theatre Studies at Wurun Senior Campus.
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Sports
There are a number of streams within the Sports Program at Fitzroy High School. All students take part in classroom Sport sessions in Years 7-8, as well as Health and Physical Education classes. While Health and Physical Education classes continue in Years 9 and 10, Sport becomes optional and can be taken as a subject or as an activity within the Interschool Sports Program.
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