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St
James Residential College, Moora and Central Midlands Senior High
School in Moora provide educational opportunities for day and boarding
students that are unequalled in the Central Midwest District. The
quality of life, so highly valued by country people, can be provided
for your son or daughter in this rural setting.
For 30 years St James Residential College, Moora
has provided a boarding service for students which
supports and encourages students not just with their studies, but their
recreational and social lives as well. We value the education provided
by our partner school and share its vision in the important role of
developing young country people for their life ahead.
Unlike
Perth schools, you are close enough to see your child frequently. With
no leave restrictions imposed at the residential college, your child
can come home whenever you choose, whether it be
for weekends or special family occasions midweek.
As smaller facilities, both the residential college
and the school are able to provide a close personal touch, with
students able to develop strong relationships with both their peers and
the staff. The school and residential college have a strong pastoral
care program and a close working relationship which
ensure that students ‘living in’ receive the same level of support as
those living at home. Together, the school and the residential college
provide the students with access to a wide range of educational,
cultural and recreational opportunities with frequent excursions to
Perth and other locations.
Central Midlands Senior High School is seen as a
leader with its integrated approach to education. Whether your child
aspires to university, TAFE or employment when they leave school, they
are catered for with a varied program of both TEE and non-TEE subjects
as well as a strong ‘structured work-place’ learning component. For
lower school students, strong literacy, extension and outcome based
programs are available. By involvement in the State Emergency Cadets,
students come to understand that communities are
built by everyone, not just a few.
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