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Senior School

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Carefully designed

Confident, thoughtful & capable

Senior School at Korowa is a time of growth, challenge and discovery. From the first days of Year 7, all the way through to VCE, students are supported to become confident learners, thoughtful leaders and capable young adults who understand their strengths and interests.

Across Years 7–12, students experience a carefully designed balance of academic challenge, wellbeing support and opportunities beyond the classroom. This is where curiosity deepens into purpose, friendships strengthen into community, and learning becomes increasingly shaped by each student’s goals and ambitions.

Years 7-8

Years 9-10

Years 11-12

Connected

A journey through Senior School

Senior School at Korowa is designed as a connected learning journey, with each stage building on the one before it.

In Years 7–9, students explore a broad curriculum while developing independence, confidence and a strong sense of belonging. Year 7 marks the transition into specialised subjects such as science, where students begin applying knowledge through investigation and problem-solving. Year 9 is a defining year of challenge and choice, supporting students’ personal growth through experiences such as Trek or Quest and expanded subject opportunities.

From Year 10 onwards, students begin shaping their own pathways, exploring electives, career interests and future possibilities as they prepare for VCE. The program combines core learning with increasing choice, helping students become independent and effective learners.

Learning, Wellbeing & Belonging

Learning, wellbeing & belonging

Senior School learning at Korowa is supported by a strong pastoral care structure, ensuring every student is known and supported as an individual.

Teachers, mentors and wellbeing specialists work together to support academic progress, personal development and mental health across the secondary years.

This holistic approach reflects Korowa’s belief that students thrive when they feel connected, capable and confident in their learning environment, a foundation that supports both academic achievement and personal growth.

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Opportunities beyond the classroom

Opportunities beyond the classroom

Some of the most powerful learning experiences in Senior School happen beyond the classroom. Students can explore a wide range of co-curricular opportunities, from sport, music and performing arts to debating, STEM and leadership programs, discovering passions that shape their identity and future pathways.

Signature experiences, international opportunities and service initiatives further extend learning into real-world contexts, helping students develop resilience, collaboration and a sense of purpose.

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Preparing for life beyond school

Preparing for life beyond school

By the time students graduate from Year 12, they leave Korowa not only with strong academic results, but with confidence, character and the ability to pursue their own path.

Korowa’s Senior School is designed to help students discover who they are, what they care about, and how they want to contribute to the world.

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Frequently asked questions

How does Korowa support students transitioning into Year 7?

The transition into Senior School is carefully supported through orientation programs, mentoring and strong relationships with teachers. Students are guided to build independence and confidence while feeling connected to their House, mentors and peers. From the beginning of Year 7, each student is known as an individual and supported both academically and socially.

How much choice do students have in their learning as they move through Senior School?

Choice increases as students progress through Senior School. In the early secondary years, students experience a broad curriculum designed to build strong foundations. By Years 9 and 10, elective subjects allow students to explore their interests, and in Years 11 and 12, VCE subjects are selected to align with individual strengths, goals and future pathways.

How does Korowa balance academic challenge with wellbeing at Korowa?

Korowa’s Senior School combines academic rigour with a strong pastoral care structure. Teachers, mentors and wellbeing specialists work together to support each student’s progress and wellbeing. Daily mentor time, structured wellbeing programs and access to specialist support ensure students are challenged while feeling supported and confident in their learning.

How does Korowa's Senior School prepare students for life beyond Year 12?

Senior School helps students develop independence, leadership and self-awareness alongside academic achievement. Through subject choice, careers guidance, co-curricular opportunities and leadership experiences, students graduate with the skills and confidence to pursue further study, careers and personal goals.

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