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Learning

We have a positive approach to learning and encourage it in others; we advance student learning based on our belief that all students have the capacity to learn, achieve and succeed. We will not allow the behaviour of any student to affect the learning of others. 

Our Teaching and Learning Beliefs

Our aspiration is for every student, in every classroom, every day to have:

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  • A safe, supportive and inclusive environment where all students feel valued and encouraged.

  • Social, emotional and academic needs nurtured and developed.

  • Teaching and learning that is visible and enables quality feedback and reflection.

  • High quality teaching, producing high performing students.

  • Parents and carers working in partnership with the school to maximise learning and social outcomes.

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What can you do at home?

Pre-K -K

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Early Childhood Phase of Learning
Children at this phase of development have a strong desire to make sense of their world and to represent and communicate their experiences and understandings. It is important that learning experiences build upon each child’s understandings, skills, values and experiences, both inside and outside formal schooling.

 

Recommendations for homework

  • Spelling

  • Reading

  • Occasional theme-based activities

Year 1-6

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Middle Childhood Phase of Learning (typically Year 3 to Year 6)
Children within this phase should be given opportunities for increased responsibility for managing and organising activities. Children should be able to reflect on their learning and practice their skills in order to consolidate their classroom experiences.

 

Recommendations for homework

  • Spelling

  • Reading 

  • Mathematics

  • Occasional theme-based activities

Year 7-10

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Early Adolescent Phase of Learning (typically Year 7 to Year 10)
Students have a growing independence and homework should provide experiences for them to assume increased responsibility and develop decision-making skills. It can build on their earlier work and allow them to see themselves as active participants in their own continuing development. Homework at this level is essential for them to be able to complete all of the requirements of the high school courses. Students who do not complete homework will receive a homework slip which must be taken to the office and parents will receive a letter home to notify them of the fact that homework was not completed. A student who receives three slips in a term will then receive yellow infringements for non-completion of homework.

Narembeen  District  High School
Ada Street Narembeen, WA, 6369
Ph: 08 9064 9600
Narembeen.DHS@education.wa.edu.au

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Parent Handbooks

School Hours
Doors open: 8.30am
​Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri
Lessons Begin: 8:50am
Recess: 10:50am – 11.10am
Lunch: 12:35pm – 1:10pm
Final Bell: 3.10pm (3pm Kindy)
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Wednesday (early close)
Lessons Begin: 8:50am
Recess: 10:50am – 11.10am
Lunch: 1.05pm – 1:30pm
Final Bell: 2.30pm (2.20pm Kindy)
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