Subject Selection

August 14, 2025

Dear Students and Parents/Guardians,

Following the success of last year’s event, we are excited to invite you to our 2026 Subject Selection Expo on Wednesday, 27 August, from 5:00pm to 6:30pm in the school gymnasium.

This is a great opportunity for you and your young person to:

Speak with Teachers and Faculty Heads about subject choices
Explore pathways and directions for the 2026 school year
Ask questions and get personalised advice

We will also be on hand to help any families who are not yet set up on:

COMPASS – our school communication portal
Flexischools – our new canteen app for ordering food each school day

Earlier that day, our current Year 10 and 11 students will have attended the Expo during school hours to begin planning their 2026 timetables. They will receive:

Access to Web Preferences via their school email to submit subject choices (due by the end of that week)
A paper copy of the subject options to help with visual planning

The Web Preferences program allows students to review and change their selections anytime while it is open during that week.

We encourage you to join us at the Expo to connect with our staff, gather information, and feel confident about the choices ahead.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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