Empowering Students Through Exploration, Choice and Growth
At 91Ƭվ, our Year 7 to 12 curriculum is grounded in the Australian Curriculum and shaped by our commitment to high-quality, holistic education. We aim to foster a love of learning within a supportive and inclusive environment that values respect, compassion and the diverse gifts of each young person.
We understand that wellbeing is essential to learning and growth. Our approach combines academic challenge with strong pastoral care, supporting students’ social, emotional, cognitive, physical and spiritual development. This foundation builds confidence, resilience and lifelong skills, preparing students to thrive both at school and beyond.
Building Foundations and Exploring Possibilities
In Years 7 and 8, students engage in core learning across English, Mathematics, Science, Christian Studies, Health and Physical Education and Humanities, with German offered as a language. These years focus on strengthening essential literacy and numeracy skills while supporting students as they transition into the Year 7 to 12 Village.
Students also experience a broad range of learning through The Arts and Technologies, with specialist subjects offered through a rotation model. These opportunities allow students to discover new interests, develop creativity and build a strong foundation for future learning.
In Years 9 and 10, students begin to take greater ownership of their learning by selecting from a broader range of electives. This flexibility allows students to explore their interests, strengths and aspirations while beginning to consider future pathways. In Year 10, students commence their South Australian Certificate of Education (SACE) journey through Exploring Identities and Futures (EIF), supporting personal reflection, goal setting and career planning.
Preparing for Life Beyond School
In Years 11 and 12, students undertake the SACE and have access to a diverse range of subjects and pathways designed to meet their individual strengths, interests and future goals. Students can pursue academic studies, vocational education and training, or a combination of pathways, supporting a range of destinations including further study, vocational training and employment.
As students progress through the senior years, they are encouraged to take increasing responsibility for their learning. They develop independence, critical thinking, problem-solving and self-management skills that prepare them for life beyond school.
Learning Beyond the Classroom
Our curriculum extends beyond the classroom through a wide range of co-curricular and extracurricular opportunities, including sport, clubs, music ensembles and specialised programs such as Human Powered Vehicles (HPV). These experiences enable students to develop their talents, discover new passions and contribute meaningfully to College life.
As a Lutheran Christian school, our faith tradition is woven throughout the student experience. Christian Studies, daily devotions and weekly worship provide opportunities for spiritual growth, reflection and connection, fostering a strong sense of belonging and community.
At 91Ƭվ, every student is supported to discover their strengths, pursue their aspirations and develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to make a meaningful contribution to the world beyond school.
2027 Curriculum

