Senior School
The Senior School at Cobram AGS comprises of students in Years 7-12. Each secondary student is allocated a homeroom teacher, whom they spend five minutes with at the beginning of every day before moving between their core and elective subjects on their set timetable.
Our Senior School leadership team consists of:
- Head of Senior School – John Thompson
- Year 10-12 Year Level Coordinator – Carolyn White
- Year 7-9 Year Level Coordinator – Anthony McConnell
These staff members can be contacted via email at:
Anthony.McConnell@cags.vic.edu.au
Our Head of Senior School, Mr John Thompson, has a clear vision of what he wants the secondary school journey to look like for students at Cobram AGS as they start Year 7 and move through to Year 12.
"As a school, our primary duty is to provide a safe and inclusive learning environment that gives students the best opportunity to succeed and achieve what they want for their futures. We also need to recognise that there is no magic switch. The skills students build in Year 9 and 10 are foundational to the success they are going to have in Year 11 and 12. As our students reach that pathway stage in Year 9 and 10, it is my objective to ensure they are able to select the subjects that align with their goals and interests and what they feel most passionate about.”
Junior School
The Junior School at Cobram AGS comprises of students in Foundation to Year 6. Each Junior School student is allocated a classroom teacher, whom they spend the majority of their day with, as well as attending specialist classes throughout the week. Our Junior School is led by Mrs Fiona Clark, our Head of Junior School.
Fiona can be contacted via email at: fiona.clark@cags.vic.edu.au
At Cobram AGS, it is our objective to prepare every child to meet the challenges of a changing world with courage and confidence. The overarching aim of our Junior School is to offer a safe and happy place, where everyone is known and valued, and where differing needs are acknowledged, accepted and met.
Our Junior School Program from Foundation through to Year 6 ensures that all students develop the spiritual, physical, mental and social capabilities that will help to help them and potential become lifelong learners.
Head of Junior School, Mrs Fiona Clark, has a clear vision to provide high quality education in a safe, respectful and inclusive environment that builds a foundation for lifelong learning.
"My wish is for students to experience a positive, inclusive and safe journey through their primary years. All staff members, in partnership with parents and families, will be fully committed to empowering students to meet current and future challenges, to develop social awareness, civic responsibility, and personal growth."
The Victorian Curriculum subjects in the Junior School currently include:
