Learning at Monte
Students are encouraged to select a balanced program that ensures a foundation for tertiary study and life-long learning. The curriculum offers students a well-rounded academic education, with a socially responsible, world-oriented perspective. Mercy values underpin what they learn and how they learn.
Learning is a dynamic and life-long process, in which students have individual needs. A number of programs assist students to be effective, independent and confident learners.
- As an integral part of Year 7 and continuing into the following years, the College has a strong emphasis on the development of advanced thinking, co-operative learning, research skills and metacognition for all students, regardless of their ability. These skills help our students understand their own learning and assist in the development of independent study.
- The Learning Enhancement program provides enrichment and extension opportunities in Maths, English and Music. Students can take part in specialist activities such as Future Problem Solving, Tournament of the Minds and the Da Vinci competition.
- The Academic Support team provides assistance for girls with learning difficulties.
The College is at the forefront of e-learning and provides a rich digital environment. Technology is integrated into all areas of the curriculum to enhance learning. Computers are connected using wireless technology to the school intranet and the internet.